Agnew Warns on TV Power and Licensing
A critical column argues vice president Spiro Agnew targets media power after Nixon TV address on Vietnam. It notes concern over private networks licensed by the FCC and contrasts public channel control with government influence. The piece mocks government reach and jokingly suggests an on off switch for the president and running mate.
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Agnew
Nixon
Vietnam
Federal Communications Commission
Spiro T
Spiro ‘T
Vietnamization Plan and South Vietnamese Burden
The article explains that Vietnamization hinges on South Vietnam taking over major fighting after U S withdrawal. It notes attacks by Viet Cong and National Liberation Front to sway opinion and questions whether South Vietnamese forces are ready or willing to assume the burden. It also asks what alternatives the United States would face if the Vietnamese are not prepared.
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Vietnam
Nixon
Melvin Laird
National Liberation Front
United States
Pemphigus Vulgaris Outlook Improves With Knowledge
Dear Dr Thosteson the writer asks about pemphigus vulgaris a serious disorder of unknown cause and notes the outlook is much better today than years ago. The letter implies growing interest in understanding the disease and its prognosis.
Advancements in Cortisone Therapy for Severe Skin Disease
A historical overview describes a skin disease featuring blob formation that breaks, dries, and oozes, healing slowly and lingering for years. Since steroid treatment, ACTH, cortisone, or derivatives enable improved control, though infection prevention in bleb areas remains important.
NBC previews Multi Special Nights with back to back dramas
New York AP reports NBC is testing a scheduling gimmick titled Multi Special Nights. Last week featured a full evening of variety and comedy. This week two original dramas air back to back: a minute Hall of Fame suspense tale The File on Devlin followed by an hour long On Stage production Mirror, Mirror Off the Wall. George Schafer produced and directed The File on Devlin and the Hall of Fame shows.
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New York
NBC
Hall of Fame
Devlin
George Schafer
Moon Tests To Answer Mysteries On Lunar Base ALSEP
Space center Houston reports Apollo 12 will deploy ALSEP on the Moon’s Ocean of Storms, a 25 million dollar package of seismometer ionosphere detector magnetometer solar wind spectrometer and lunar atmosphere detector. Data aim to reveal interior heat, possible atmosphere, and solar storm effects for up to two years.
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Earth
Moon
Space
Lunar
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Doris Day Show Survives Change In Format
Hollywood AP reports The Doris Day Show may endure a format shift after CBS replaced the farm based setup with a more sophisticated office based premise in San Francisco. Doris Day gains involvement, ratings rise, and the Monday time slot helps, despite multiple pre emptions earlier season.
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Hollywood
CBS
Miss Day
Lucy
Doris
Doris Day
Jack Eliason
Norman Paul
San” Francisco
Eliason
Mayberry Rfd
End of Japanese Isolation Began Economic Boom
New York AP reports that post isolation Japan surged economically, growing around 13 to 14 percent in real terms, becoming the third largest industrial power behind the U.S. and USSR. It leads in shipbuilding, yarn, motorcycles, cameras, sewing machines, watches, and radios, with exports crucial to funding imports for basic goods.
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New York
U.S
Japan
California
United States
Soviet Union
US Mercy Mission Fights Ecuador Encephalitis Outbreak
United States Air Force planes sprayed insecticide on 259,675 acres of coastal lands to curb a sleeping sickness outbreak in Ecuador. The effort follows an epidemic that infected over 40,000 people and caused about 400 deaths.
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Ecuador
United States Air Force
Television Log Overview From 5 PM To 1:30 AM
A dense list of TV slots shows programming across channels with titles like Flintstones Gunsmoke and The Pawnbroker, plus news weather and sports, late movies and talk shows. The schedule spans 5:00 PM to 1:30 AM with multiple repeats and specials indicated by cryptic codes.
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Flintstones
Kansas
Pepper Rodgers
Dennis Whaley
Boris Karloff
Gomer Pyle
Mike Douglas
Perry Mason
Batman
Truth Or Consequences
Mad Squad
the Wolf Men
Lancer
Julia
Red Skelton
Andy Crocker
J.J
Marcus Welby
M.D
CBS News
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Merv Ghiffin
Ottawa Herald publication and subscription rates note
Ottawa Herald details subscription prices for trade area and outside areas, listing monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly rates. Editor Robert B. Wellington is named as publisher. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news publication and AP dispatches.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Trade
Associated Press
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Editorial
Uncle Sam
Dr. Thosteson
A.M
Thosteson
B.J
Zion
Jesus Christ
Paul
Marty Melcher
Haakon Hedberg
Hedberg
ABC
Carol Burnett
Paris
Bette Hayes
Ed Nelson
Lucille Ball
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Apne Paradise
Paul Harvey
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