Nixon Admits War Course Is Rocky Yet Needed
Editorial notes President Nixon's Vietnam speech as frank but warns there is no easy path for the United States. He vows to wind down by replacing troops with South Vietnamese forces, while promising a tough response to Communist escalation and placing blame on the need to negotiate for long term peace. Johnson’s war becomes Nixon’s war, with the president accepting responsibility beyond re election.
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Docking replaces Bogart with Wunsch on Kansas regents
Governor Docking distances himself from Vince Bogart after a bribery charge tied to a pardon board saga. He names Paul Wunsch of Kingman to the regents, aiming to soothe voters amid mounting questions about patronage and ethics in Topeka.
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Robert Docking
Kansas
Board of Regents
Vince Bogart
State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Paul Wunsch
Kingman
Bogart
Wunsch
Docking
Cart
Topeka
Television Schedule Log From An Evening Lineup
Long OCR list of daytime and prime time broadcasts with numerous programs and guests. includes Flintstones, Beverly Hillbillies, The Rainmaker, Hawaii Five-O, Lucille Ball, Captain Kangaroo, Mike Douglas, Flashback, News, Weather, and various game shows. many entries lack clear dates or times.
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Room 222
Bronson
Hawaii Five-O
Merv Griffin
Louisa
Bette Hayes
Ed Nelson
Lucille Ball
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
David Frost
Paul Harvey
Doctors
Secret Storm
General Hospital
Dark Shadows
Gomer Pyle
Dennis Whaley
Mike Douglas
Nixon Endorsement Cited In Virginia New Jersey Races
Washington AP reports Nixon called the great silent majority as Republican wins in Virginia and New Jersey implied support for his Vietnam policy. GOP officials claim a policy endorsement, while Democrats say the results aren’t a test of Nixon’s strength. Nixon campaigned for Holton and Cahill. Lindsay won in New York, suggesting war ends sentiment.
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William T. Cahill
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New York
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Vietnam
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Battle
Harry F. Byrd
TB Relapse and TB in Older Adults
A reader recalls tuberculosis in 1914 and recovery by 1917 then asks if TB can reappear after many years. The note explains the aim to circulate that TB can attack at any age and warns that many older people let the disease progress too far before seeking care.
Notes on Health Advice and Patient Inquiries
A collection of physician responses covers TB risk after many years, arthritis misdiagnosis, pregnancy exercise guidance, and epilepsy clarification. TB suspicion remains if chest pain persists. arthritis may be mistaken for other conditions, with early treatment aiding relief. Sit-ups during pregnancy are generally fine unless discomfort arises. walking is preferred later in gestation. An electroencephalogram is advised to confirm petit mal epilepsy. Prayer and scripture follow the medical notes.
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New York
It Really Was Tuesday Too
NBC aired First Tuesday news program on a Tuesday with varied segments. Nashville convention mood piece, Marine Corps recruiters amid demonstrations, Okinawa return wish, Wallace childhood revisited, and a rare silent convent visit. Sinatra special on CBS featured a tight one man show of 16 songs.
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Tenn
Country Music Association
Marine Corps
Okinawa
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Alabama
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CBS Tonight
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Cole Porter
Rod McKuen
Bob Hope Re creates Roberta on NBC special
Hollywood AP reports Bob Hope revisits the Broadway hit Roberta on NBC a new TV special. He recalls the show that first brought him national attention and notes the book will stay but with modern touches while the songs remain. Co stars John Davidson and Michele Lee join him in the telecast from Dallas and SMU.
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Harbach
Dallas
Bob Hope Theater
Southern Methodist University
George Murphy
Fred MacMurray
Orangeville
St. Louis
Municipal Light Opera
Stuart Symington
Missouri
John Davidson
Michele Lee
Labor Dept to aid ex cons with two job programs
The Labor Department will launch two programs to help ex-offenders gain employment. It extends to 2500 convicts an experimental bond program to secure jobs on release and conducts a nationwide study to see how criminal records affect access to public jobs. The Georgetown Law Center will survey via mail across all states and large cities, with interviews of officials, anti poverty groups, and ex-offenders.
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Labor Department
Georgetown University Law Center
Hal Boyle reminiscences of bygone American life
AP columnist Hal Boyle recalls memories from mid century America. He sketches small towns, fashion, family meals, schools, and everyday life with vivid vignettes about loiterers, bank loans, sideburns, and rural scenes, ending with the nostalgic line Those were the days Remember?
Ottawa Herald Exclusive AP News Rights Notice
Ottawa Herald carries exclusive rights from The Associated Press to publish its local news and AP dispatches. This notice confirms AP content is owned by AP and reproduced by the Herald under license.
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