Vietnam withdrawal yardstick and Ms debate ethics
The Ottawa Herald notes Defense Secretary Laird citing a new yardstick for Vietnam troop withdrawal, saying annual shipments of soft drinks and Wisconsin beer dropped from 27 million to seven million. It also reports Parsons Sun columnist Jim Davis on women’s liberation and the use of Ms as a written form of address, suggesting pronouncing Miz or Ms when uncertain.
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Melvin R. Laird
Vietnam
Wisconsin
Jim Davis
The
Parsons Sun
FBI
Davis
Miz
Wall Street Journal notes drive-ins and Hickel talks
AWS Saturday Notebook reports new drive-in grocery stores appear in the country and recalls a 1970s incident of a woman driving through a market window. It also covers Walter Hickel seeking reconciliation with President Nixon, who will attend a reception at Hickel’s house after a peace feeler and a copy of Hickel’s new book inscribed to Nixon.
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Wall Street Journal
Out West
Walter Hickel
Nixon
Hickel
Richard M. Nixon
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
America
Dear Dr Thosteson on herniated disc causes
A reader asks what causes a herniated disc and whether it worsens with age. The disc is a fibrous pad between spine bones and can be squashed or herniated, leading to pain when bending or sitting in a sloped position. The doctor had provided exercises.
Back health and medical Q A on disc herniation and asthma
The letter discusses maintaining spinal health to prevent disc herniation from injury and aging, advises prescribed back exercises and avoiding slouching, and notes surgery may be needed if pain becomes severe. It covers thyroid biopsy basics and asthma triggers from smoke, dust, and humidity, with coping strategies for patients and households.
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D.L
T.S
Farm Wife Time Split Affects Half Of Farm Work
A 1966 study by the Agriculture Department found farm wives spend about half as many hours as husbands on farm chores in addition to regular housework and child care. Wives averaged 21 hours weekly in farm work, while farm men averaged 43 hours overall for hired labor farms, with large variations by farm size and sales.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Economic Research Service
Alcoholism Part III Defining a Disease That Defies Description
Wayne See surveys expert views on alcoholism as a chronic, progressive disease. Key figures in Topeka explain variability in onset, stages, and signs from early tolerance to blackouts, dependence, and the need for total abstinence, with commentary from AA members and the National Council on Alcoholism.
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Wayne
Ward Rogers
Topeka
William S. Simpson
Topeka State Hospital
Fred Goodgson
Phil Webber
Ruth Osborne
National Council On Alcoholism
Frank Hauch
Larned
The
Television Schedule Dense with Classic Network Lineup
Television schedule entries list CBS and other networks presenting a packed day of films, sports, children's programs, soap operas, game shows, and news. Notable items include Penn State vs. Iowa college football, multiple serials like As The World Turns and General Hospital, plus movies such as The Silencers and The Wise Guys.
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Larry Kane
Penn State
Iowa
Basbeall
World of Sports
Wild Kingdom
Country Place
Big Valley
Lassie
Rollin’ On the River
Wilburn Brothers
Tom and Jerry
Oral Roberts
Rex Humbard
Groovie Goolles
Insight
Reluctant Dragon
Mr. Toad
Wise Guys
Public Eye
Doubledeckers
Notre Dame
Camera Three
Bullwinkle
Face the Nation
Grambling College
Redskins
Giants
Dolphins
Bilis
Meet the Press
Lucille Rivers
Guiding Light
Doctors
General Hospital
Bay City
Gomer Pyle
Flintstones
Jeffs Cotlie
Mike Douglas
Dick van Dyke
News
Munsters
Wage-Price Controls Likely to Stay, Nixon Says
President Nixon told Detroit Economic Club attendees wage and price controls will endure beyond the current 0-day program ending Nov 13. He signaled Phase 2 will cover the whole economy with no set duration, stressing profits support jobs and signaling limited restraint on interest rates. A tax relief plan also advanced in Congress.
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New York
Amercans
Nixon
Detroit Economic Club
America
Congress
Cedar Published daily newspaper subscription rates
The Cedar newspaper lists editor Robert B. Wellington and subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual options. Out of state subscribers deduct 3 percent sales tax. The Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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Davey and Goliath
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Jimmy Stewart
Bonanza
Cade’s County
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Smith Family
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Vince Gibson
Cannon
ABC News
Faith For Our Times
Captain Kangaroo
David Frost
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Dinah Shore
Lucie Ball
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Laramie
Somerset
Enna
GiLevera
Perry Mason
Petticoat Junction
High Chaparral
Porter Wagoner
Nanny
Jeannie
Ironside
Glen Campbell
Sarge
Dragnet
Marcus Welby
Hank Stram
Merv Griffin
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Lucy
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