Dole Attacks Inflation Hit on Seniors in Rally Speech
Rep. Robert Dole charged inflation harms older Americans most as he urged voters at a party rally. He said higher prices squeeze pensions and fixed incomes while Medicare and Social Security costs rise, arguing federal policy bears responsibility.
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Robert Dole
U.S. Senate
Scourge of Inflation Hits Hospital Bills Rising to 44
The piece warns hospital bills rise due to higher costs from wages and supplies and road projects. It criticizes federal responses as inadequate and blames taxpayers for funding, arguing that spending outpaces income and fixed incomes suffer most. It paints the nation as mired in an economic morass.
Odds Favor Nixon in 1968 Election Forecast
An analysis cites The New York Times Newsweek Time and Dr Gallup agreeing Nixon is the likely winner in November with enough electoral votes to avoid a House decision. The piece flags risk of a Johnson era backlash, notes Humphrey’s weakness, and warns of policy extremes and Vietnam escalation if Nixon takes office.
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New York Times
Newsweek
Time
Dr. Gallup
Nixon
George Wallace
House of Representatives
Lyndon Johnson
Hubert
Vietnam
Eisenhower
White House
Daley
Soviet Union
Digitalis Use Question From Mrs E B H
A reader asks about daily digitalis use for nine months after heart flutter and tachycardia. She reports poor appetite, tasteless meals, flabby flesh and wrinkled skin, and seeks whether digitalis is harmful and how it affects the body.
Digitalis: vital drug despite dosage concerns
The piece underlines digitalis as a crucial heart drug that strengthens action and regulates rhythm, warns of nausea and appetite loss from excessive doses, and advises dosage adjustment by a physician while considering other possible conditions. It also rebukes skeptics and cites biblical trivia excerpts.
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Digitalis
Rising Black Nationalism Spur In U S Cities
An Associated Press survey shows a nationalist wave gaining ground among African Americans in cities like Washington Cleveland and Detroit as some groups push for separation from whites. Leaders vary from peaceful to armed and some advocate a separate Black Nation while others seek control of neighborhood centers.
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Joseph Waller Jr
St. Petersburg
Fla
Waller
Harlem
Washington Park
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Black United Front
Stokely Carmichael
Walter Fauntroy
John V. Lindsay
New York
United States
James Lawson
United African Nationalists
Columbus
Ohio
Detroit
Los Angeles
Milton Henry
Pontiac, Mich
Richard
U.S. Army
Tank- Automotive Command
Albert B. Cleager
Ron Karenga
Karenga
Oddball finds stir 20th century life and lore
New York reports remind readers of curious columns on coffee myths, ancient bans on wifely coffee use in Constantinople, a Tokyo dream bed with liquor cabinet and TV, Antarctic deserts, and health tips. Thurber quips on loafing and loss as urban life questions loom.
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Tokyo
Nighttime TV Schedule Dense With Classic Programs
A dense television log lists NBC CBS ABC and other channels with a long slate of programs from 5:00 pm to 12:30 am including news, weather, game shows, dramas, comedies, late movies and religious programs. Notable titles include How To Murder Your Wife Titanic and Side Street along with entertainers like Lucille Ball Bette Hayes and Rodgers.
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Avengers
Jeannie
Eric Hoffer
Rowan and Martin
Peyton Place
Lucille Ball
Mayberry
Net Journal
Big Valley
Carol Burnett
Linus
Torey
Captain Kangaroo
Bette Hayes
Steve Allen
Nin Hospital
Donald O’connor
Guiding Light
Doctors
Mike Douglas
Flintstones
Merv Griffin
Kansas
Mod Squad
Jerry Lewis
Lancer
Dean
Doris Day
N.Y.P.D
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Dick Powell
Prayer for Today Rise and stand upon your feet
Gracious God calls persons to help in His work and invites a response. The prayer asks for divine guidance to hear the call, to be sent, and to serve in Jesus name, seeking readiness to witness and bear witness to the risen Christ.
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Jesus
War bond drive ends with Hedy Lamarr handkerchief auction
Franklin County organizers prepare to conclude their third war bond drive this Saturday night with a stage auction at the Plaza Theater featuring a handkerchief donated by film star Hedy Lamarr. 50 years ago Ottawa University opened its students army training corps and veterans from G A R will meet at the courthouse to march to the OU campus.
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Franklin County
Hedy Lamar
Plaza Theater
Ottawa University
Students Army Training Corps
G.A.R. Vets
Court House
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Policies
Ottawa Herald outlines daily publication details with editor Robert B. Wellington. It lists subscription rates for trade area by mail: monthly 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.50, yearly 10.00. outside trade area by mail: monthly 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, yearly 15.00. The paper notes AP news rights.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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