Keep The Gate Open Editorial on Watergate
Ottawa Herald editorial urges keeping Watergate hearings open and pursued in courts despite GOP moves to move on. It criticizes attempts to discredit media and argues Congress must continue investigations for public accountability amid re election pressures and TV ratings.
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Senate consider inquiry into newsprint shortage debate
The piece argues against a Senate investigation into newsprint shortages, noting widespread paper supply problems across the country due to higher demand, Canadian mill strikes, a Canadian rail strike, and bad weather. It urges lawmakers to cut government paperwork instead of adding another inquiry.
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Canada
Canadian Rail
Senate
Ann Landers
Poor Appetite Letter to Dr Thosteson Quoted Advice
A reader reproduces Dr Thosteson’s prior guidance on child feeding. When a child refuses one food, offer another to ensure adequate intake. The message cites a past exchange and emphasizes practical appetite support advice.
Diet sense for children and feeding safety advice
A reader questions using desserts to “fill up” a child who eats poorly. Dr Thosteson cautions against bribing meals with ice cream or cake, emphasizes balanced meals with protein fats calcium and vitamins, and notes appetite varies with growth and activity. Another letter advises on busy schedules affecting memory and health, urging sleep, sensible eating, rest, and a medical checkup. The column also touches alcohol and impotency, polio facts, and closes with a prayer excerpt.
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Dr. Thosteson
Sandulph
J.T.G
H.F.A
Milk price boost to start Sept 9 in federal orders
The Agriculture Department will raise minimum Class I milk prices by about 13 percent starting September 9 for the rest of September to reassure dairy farmers as costs rise. Most store prices won’t change much, while officials study proposed reforms to federal order pricing. The August Minnesota Wisconsin base is set at $6.50 per 100 pounds, up from $5.78, applying early due to policy timing.
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Agriculture Department
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United States
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Minnesota-Wisconsin
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Baseball A Rat Race Too
New York reports that Labor Department analyst Harold Blitz finds professional baseball resembles other occupations. About 400,000 boys play on roughly 13,000 high school teams, highlighting hard work, competition, and repetitive days in the sport as a pathway to a living.
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Harold Blitz
Labor Department
Grammar Rock Becomes Lively Educational TV Pair
ABC's Scholastic Rock expands with Grammar Rock a 34 minute music driven series to teach grammar using jazz influenced songs and cartoon characters. The program complements Multiplication Rock and airs across Saturdays and Sundays. CBS plans a new 5 station current events series aimed at 10 to 16 year olds with brief two minute segments and strong visuals. Major league baseball salaries and life in the minors are outlined with pay ranges, travel conditions, and post career prospects.
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ABC
Blossom Dearie
Grady Tate
Bobby Dorough
Jack Sheldon
Scholastic Rock, Inc
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CBS
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Los Angeles
OAS Looks To End Cuba Embargo Behind Backing Shakeup
A special committee of the Organization of American States signals a possible move to end the nine year embargo on Cuba. The U S seeks to maintain the embargo but 12 nations oppose the stance, with democracies opposed while dictatorships back the U S position. President Nixon defends the embargo citing Havana's subversive links in Latin America. Some countries have already established ties with Cuba despite the embargo.
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Organization of American States
United States
Cuba
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Latin America
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Havana
Television Viewing Log Compiled For Ottawa Daily
A comprehensive prime time schedule lists channels and programs for Ottawa readers. It includes morning to late night lineups with News Weather Sports soap operas game shows and movies featuring notable titles such as Sesame Street Hogan's Heroes Beverly Hillbillies Dragnet The Waltons and It Happens Every Spring alongside local notices and subscription details.
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den Showcase
TV Weatherman
World News
Beverly Hillbillies
Police Surgeon
Bob Noblit
the Waltons
Playhouse New York Biography
National Geographic
Tony and
Lena
San Francisco
Dean Martin
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
Maine
Art Linkletter
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