Ethics alarm over Nixon appointee Haynsworth to Supreme Court
The U S Senate voices concern about Judge Clement F Haynsworth Jr a wealthily invested candidate for the Supreme Court amid memories of the Fortas affair. Critics say the Nixon selection served political aims to appease Southern backers while scrutiny of ethics continues.
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U. S. Senate
Nixon
Supreme Court
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Abe Fortas
Fortas
High Court
Johnson
Haynsworth
Ethics talk and tax breaks tied to Senator Long
The piece notes Sen. Russell B. Long of Louisiana has collected over 300000 dollars tax free from the federal depletion allowance in five years. As chair of the Senate Finance Committee he opposes cutting the depletion allowance from 27 to 20 percent while his panel reviews a House tax bill. The column urges scrutiny of ethics among lawmakers, suggesting Long as a potential target.
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Sen
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Senator Long
Senate Finance Committee
Long
Senate
Haynsworth
Franklin
The Game Before The Game Headlines Weekend Upsets
Ottawa High barely beat Fort Scott while Penn State barely edged Kansas State. KU enjoyed a breather against New Mexico, but the Lobos snapped a 21 game skid and surprised. The piece questions poll accuracy and the role of sports statisticians.
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Ottawa High
Fort Scott
Ottawa
Penn State
Kansas State
Jayhawks
New Mexico
Changing Traits Dear Dr. Thesteson
Dear Dr Thesteson explains how vascular changes from high blood pressure and arteriosclerosis can affect memory and personality. Different brain regions have distinct roles, with the frontal lobes largely shaping personality.
Brain quirks and age related behavior patterns in health notes
The letter excerpts discuss how reduced brain circulation may affect behavior, with traits like suspicion and insecurity arising from long term distrust or feeling useless. It also includes patient queries to Dr Thosteson about emphysema, asthma triggers, fainting on blood, handling alcohol, and a closing prayer.
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Thosteson
F.L
Dr. Thesteson
W.S
Dr. Thosteson
Jungleland Falls To The Law Of The Jungle
In Thousand Oaks California the Jungleland animal park once hosted hundreds of animals and famous film stars. Facing bankruptcy, the 2 acre complex will auction off lions tigers elephants and more as housing tracts encroach and attendance wanes. The court may permit redevelopment into a shopping center.
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Thousand Oaks
Calif
Universal Pictures
Hollywood
Goebel
Jungleland
Tarzan
Johnny Weissmuller
Dr. Dolittle
al Silver
The
Ark
Lee Johnson
Conejo Valley
Mao Aims at Soft Words Behind Nuclear Big Stick
Mao Tse-tung pushes a restrained public posture while China quietly expands its nuclear arsenal. Detonations of the third hydrogen bomb on Sept. 29 and an earlier underground blast mark a new phase as Mao consolidates military command with Lin Piao. China seeks border talks with Moscow and warmer trade prospects, framing the tests as a boost to Asian and Arab allies while downplaying belligerence in anniversary speeches.
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Tokyo
China
Mao Tse-tung
Theodore Roosevelt
Mao
Lin Piao
Peking
Chou En-lai
Peking People’s Daily
Red Flag
Liberation Army
Moscow
Illinois Primary To Reflect War Feelings
In Chicago area voters in Illinois 18th Congressional District face a GOP primary with eight candidates. The race centers on Vietnam policy and turnout, with a vast suburban district long considered safely Republican. Candidates vary from advocating rapid withdrawal to delaying withdrawal with cease-fire talks and even advocating invasion of North Vietnam.
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Chicago
Ilinois
18Th Congressional
Nixon
Cook County
Edward J. Barrett
GOP
Edward A. Warman
Skokie
Donald Rumsfeld
North Shore
Massachusetts
Vietnam
U.S
Lar
America First
Daly
United States
North Vietnam
Gerald Marks
Alan R. Johnston
Joseph Mathewson
Richard Ogilvie
Capitol Still Solid Faces of Old Capitol Wall Debate
The American Institute of Architects rebutts claims of imminent danger to the Capitol west front. It calls for restoring the old sandstone walls rather than tearing them down at an estimated five million dollars and moving the line outward. The AIA also cautions against entrusting reconstruction to Capitol Architect J George Stewart.
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Washington
American Institute of Architects
Capitol
AIA
Ohio finds six ancient skeletons near Springfield
Ohio Historical Society officials examine six skeletons unearthed by construction workers at a 2,000 B.C. glacial burial site near Springfield. The remains are believed to belong to a culture dating from 1,000 to 2,000 B.C.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Historical Society
Springfield
International official foiled by air pollution in Detroit
DETROIT AP A federal official planned to speak at a women’s club banquet but could not land at Metropolitan Airport due to smoke and fog. Dr Roger Egeberg assistant secretary for health and scientific affairs said the plane circled Detroit for 1 hour 45 minutes before landing in Cleveland.
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Detroit
Roger O. Egeberg
Egeberg
Cleveland
Television Log Dense Schedule of Daytime to Late Night
A sprawling rail of TV listings detailing 24 hour programming across news, weather, sports, talk shows, dramas, comedies, and films. It names numerous programs such as Flintstones, Truth Or Consequences, Marcus Welby, The Asphalt Jungle, The Over The Hill Gang, and Night Into Morning, with many time slots and channel cues.
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Flintstones
Kansas
Mod Squad
I Dream of
Jeannie
Lancer
Debbie Reynolds
Julia
Red Skelton
Marcus Welby
M.D
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
David Frost
Paul Harvey
Guiding Light
Doctors
Secret Storm
Another World
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Dark Shadows
Gomer Pyle
Dennis Whaley
Joe Butterfly
Mike Douglas
Batman
Perry Mason
CBS
NBC
CBS Playhouse
NBC News Department
Doris Day Show Undergoes Shaky Remodeling on CBS
Doris Day in The Doris Day Show remains promising yet uneven as writers scramble for freshness. The episode features her as secretary to a magazine writer while key plots involve disguises and farmyard humor. CBS and NBC clash with two major specials Appalachian Autumn and From Here to the Seventies drawing viewers to conflicting time slots.
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New York
Doris Day
Miss Day
Doris
Local Newspaper Subscription Rates Set for Ottawa Area
The Ottawa paper lists subscription pricing for trade area and outside trade area with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and annual options. Editor Robert B. Wellington notes exclusive AP use for local news and dispatches.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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Philip M. Crane
J. George Stewart
ABC
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Bette Hayes
Ed Nelson
Lucille Ball
Virginian
Flying Nun
Glen Campbell
Eddie
Room 222
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Calamity Jane
Sam Bass
Oine
Earl Hamner
Doned
VISTA
Hugh Harper
Hugh
Hamner
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