Editorial A Resounding Defeat for Haynsworth Nomination
The U S Senate defeated President Nixon’s bid to confirm Judge Clement Haynsworth to the Supreme Court. The piece argues the nomination sparked cross party opposition, cites questions about impartiality and potential conflicts of interest, and notes the clash of liberal and conservative ideologies. It warns the loss damages confidence in the court and may deter future nominees.
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Nixon
U. S. Senate
Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
Senate
Johnson
High Costs of Hospital Care and Length of Stay
A medical writer warns spiraling hospital costs driven by longer stays and insurance incentives for in hospital care. National average stay 8.4 days in 1968 cost $515.59. local Ransom Memorial Hospital October stay 6.9 days, year to date 7.81. Daily cost $52.51, total stay $409.58. Eating an apple a day.
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United States
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ulcer Diet Menu Questions Addressed to Doctor
A reader asks Dr Thesteson for menu suggestions for Phase No 4 Ulcer Diet. The letter notes ulcer diets are numbered with No 1 involving frequent milk and cream for gentle treatment.
Dietary Phase Four Guidance and Reader Q A
A health column discusses progression of a liquid to varied solid diet for a patient, noting Phase 4 may include meats and low-fiber cooked foods, while avoiding fried or highly spiced items. It suggests consulting doctors for menus and lists of allowable foods. It then answers questions about gout therapy with gold shots, crawling in babies and reading, caring for a terminally ill mother at home, and ends with a Christmas prayer.
Obstacles To Overcome Before Treaty Effective
United Nations AP report outlines hurdles before the nuclear arms ban can take full effect. Key nations needed include Britain China France India Pakistan and Middle East states. Ratifications lag as Sweden West Germany and Canada move slowly while Ukraine and Byelorussia align.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Washington
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Ukraine
Russia
China
France
Canada
Sweden
West Germany
Europe
Japan
India
Pakistan
Middle East
Israel
U.N. General Assembly
Peking
Supreme Court Keeps Residency Rules For Presidential Voting
The Supreme Court, in a 6-2 ruling, preserved state residency requirements for voting in presidential elections, rejecting a Colorado couple’s challenge alleging discrimination against recent movers. The decision upheld mootness concerns while noting potential broader issues of equal protection. The court also dismissed an Ohio petition challenge on independent candidate signatures as moot after the election.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Colorado
Sunflower
Miss
Richard V. Hall
Christine
Colorado Springs
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Brennan
Warren Court
Panel Examines Agnew Speeches In TV News Debate
AP report details a National Educational Television panel of six communications experts in New York discussing Vice President Spiro Agnew's criticisms of TV and print coverage. Participants included Fred Friendly Frank Shakespeare Jr Norman Isaacs Bill Moyers James Kilpatrick and Robert Wells. The discussion touched on media bias broadcasting concerns and potential impact on future presidential addresses. Nielsen ratings for Nov 9-16 tied CBS and NBC at 20.2 with ABC at 16.0. top shows were Laugh-In Disney Gunsmoke.
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New York
National
Spiro T. Agnew
Fred Friendly
CBS News
Frank Shakespeare Jr
CBS
USIA
Norman Isaacs
Louisville Courier-Journal and Times
American Association of Newspaper Editors
Bill Moyers
Lyndon B. Johnson
Long Island
Newsday
James Kilpatrick
Robert Wells
Federal Communications Commission
Kilpatrick
Isaacs
Moyers
White House
Friendly
Shakespeare
Agnew
Walter Cronkite
Chet Huntley
David
Nielsen
NBC
ABC
Early American Thanksgiving in Pennsylvania History
Pennsylvania historians describe early Thanksgiving as lively and ribald in the 1700s. Gov George Thomas proclaimed a day for public thanksgiving in Philadelphia to honor King George II’s victory, forbidding drunkenness and licentious behavior while urging magistrates to prevent immoralities and riotous disorders.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Colony
George Thomas
George II
Bonnie Prince Charles of
Scotland
Benjamin Franklin
Television Schedule Dense Nightline Log
A detailed TV log lists daytime into late night programing with News Weather Sports and film titles. It includes Flintstones I Love Lucy Beverly Hillbillies Mike Douglas Tonight and Sequences from News and Public Affairs across multiple stations.
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Doctors
General Hospital
Gomer Pyle
Dennis Whaley
Mike Douglas
Flintstones
Perry Mason
Kansas
Virginian
Glen Campbell
Eddie
Beverly Hillbillies
Medical Center
Bronson
Hawaii Five-O
Merv Griffin
Ottawa journal subscription rates and press rights data
The notice lists daily publication details for 104 S. Cedar in Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B. Wellington, rates for trade area and outside trade area by mail, and states the Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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