Editorial Our Nation's Capabilities in Vietnam War
The piece notes American aircraft losses in Vietnam total 6,000 units worth about 6 billion dollars including 3,114 helicopters and 2,886 fixed wing planes. It highlights tested rifles, tanks, and other weapons while arguing the enemy shows no capitulation despite the United States’ industrial prowess. It questions how effectively this equipment has been used in the war.
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U.S. Command
Saigon
Vietnam
U.S
Inmate Job Training Grant Sparks Debate in Kansas
A TV comic in prison garb jokes about getting a license tag factory. Kansas inmates have long worked in tag shops and farms to stay busy. A federal grant of 99000 funds machine tool and auto mechanics instruction, seen as wise yet costly reliance on federal help. The piece argues training inmates to become productive citizens could reduce recidivism.
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Kansas
States
Pathologist's Role Clarified in Medical Dialogue
A correspondence explains pathology as the study of disease in living tissues, countering a belief that pathologists only work with deceased patients. The dermatologist’s biopsy is cited to show pathology’s broader scope.
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Pathology
Dr. Thosteson
The Pathologist Helps Living Patients Too
A pathologist guides diagnosis and treatment through tissue exams, biopsy analysis, and surgical oversight. Tissue committees, lab tests, and modern techniques ensure cancer detection and avoid unnecessary operations, while educating patients about lab work and proper pelvic exams.
Prayer for Today Balances skill with faith in God
The text combines a biblical scene from I Samuel with a prayer asking guidance to balance self-reliance and faith. It urges using God given talents to help others, ending with Amen.
Fringe Benefits Here To Stay
New York AP reports fringe benefits are a steady employment trend. From 192 to 197, benefit payments rose 5.6 percent yearly while wages grew 3.9 percent. U.S. firms now spend over $100 billion annually on pensions sick leave vacations and more, about 125 percent of GDP. An Institute for the Future study finds the U.S. rarely leads in social benefit adoption, often among the last eight to act. It urges trial of broader benefits in industrialized nations in coming decades.
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New York
U.S
Institute For the Future
United States
IFF
Nixon Bares Fists And Keeps Swinging
President Nixon resumes an assertive stance as he defends Haynsworth for the Supreme Court nomination and signals a tougher line on Vietnam. Report notes shifting political dynamics, criticism from civil rights groups, and ongoing battles with Congress over reforms and war policy.
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Washington
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Clement F. Haynsworth
Congress
Haynsworth
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Republicans
Live TV Stull Draws The Most Involvement
New York AP reports live television offers audience immersion during Lincoln Center ceremonies as Juilliard School joins the complex. Bernstein hails Lincoln Center as a university of the performing arts with Stenglowski conduct and Juilliard alumni Perlman Verrett and Cliburn. NBC’s Wonderful World and Letters to Laugh-In are reviewed for family appeal and humor. Des t iny of a Spy is spotlighted as tonight’s recommended NBC premiere with Lorne Green and Rachel Roberts.
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New York
CBS
Lincoln Center
Juilliard School of Music
University of the Performing Arts
Leonard Bernstein
Metropolitan Opera
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Ballet
NBC
911
Lorne Green
London
Rachel Roberts
Doctor Marcus Welby M D A Hollywood Hit
ABC claims Tuesday night dominance with Marcus Welby M D Mod Squad and Movie of the Week as ratings soar Critics cite the show modern production and writerly sharpness but credit star Robert Young whose likable presence drives the hit status Young, a 62 year old veteran, returns to TV after Father Knows Best and other roles in a new general practitioner drama backed by producer David Victor
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Hollywood
Marcus Welby
ABC
Welby
NBC
Robert Young
Bob Young
Main Street
Young
David Victor
Television Log Says Busy Schedule With Classic Programs
A dense TV log lists daytime and prime time entries from Flintstones to Gunsmoke and modern talk shows including Merv Griffin Johnny Carson and Soul-aimed specials. It highlights film titles such as Moby Dick Destiny Of A Spy The Long Hot Summer and Death Takes A Holiday along with game shows and soaps across hours.
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Flintstones
Kansas
Pepper Rodgers
Mayberry R.F.D
Merv Griffin
Mike Douglas
Jacques Cousteau
Jeannie
Lancer
Debbie Reynolds
Julia
Red Skelton
J.J
Marcus Welby
M.D
Johnny Carson
Young Dillinger
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policies
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade and non trade areas with monthly and yearly options. The notice states Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and notes exclusive use of local AP news and AI dispatches.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Trade
Associated Press
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