Major drug firms drop vitamins ads on kids' TV
ACT plans to appeal for regulations ending all advertising on children's programs as drug giants halt vitamin commercials. The piece notes debates over financing such shows and cites a 1970 FCC study showing near 75 million dollars spent on weekend children’s shows. It also covers budget forecasts and optimism about deficits and tax issues in 1972 73.
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Soviet Buyers Begin Grain Purchases Under 750 Million Pact
The first U S grain orders from Moscow under the 750 million agreement with Washington are set for clearance in weeks and run through next May. Wheat and corn totals exceed 10 percent of the deal value, fueling speculation that USSR purchases may exceed initial three year estimates. Australia objects to credit terms, requiring cash on delivery.
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Kennedy offers new concessions for test ban treaty
President Kennedy sends his disarmament negotiator back to Geneva with a proposal of fresh concessions toward a nuclear test ban treaty with the Soviet Union. Broadway High School names Paul W. Hillyard as football and track coach, a Winchester resident and former Handley High and Shepherd College standout.
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Facing Our Limitations Believe For True Happiness
Daily meditation urges facing personal limits rather than masking them with habits. It notes some cope with flaws through humor while others despair or envy. It cites Lincoln on happiness and urges accepting facts to surmount limits.
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McGovern Struggles With Militants Behind the Scenes
Henry J. Taylor reports McGovern, once isolated and polling around five percent, now relies on New Left backers to mobilize a campaign that faced growing internal opposition. Jerry Rubin supports McGovern while facing jail, and Kunstler appears amid ongoing Black Panther events.
Tennessee Democrats Split Between White State Politics and Black National Ties
In Tennessee the Democratic Party shows a rift with Tom Wiseman, a white liberal state treasurer, backing McGovern in principle but focusing on reelection of the state legislature. The split reflects a broader two party dynamic in the old Confederacy, where black Democrats align with national politics while white liberals pursue state power, a trend accelerated by McGovern’s Miami Beach nomination.
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McGovern Stumbles Early in Campaign Debacle and Fallout
Senator George McGovern faces early campaign trouble after the Eagleton vice presidential pick and its disclosure. The episode dents credibility and diverts attention from issues like economy and Vietnam. Amid strong political headwinds, Tennessee and Southern整 politics add to the challenge for McGovern as Nixon allies push negative charges.
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Delaware Abolishes Whipping Post Last State
Miami Herald notes Delaware becomes final state to end the whipping post. It adds the fate of the whipping boy remains to be decided after the November 7 date.
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Fla
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Memory Quiz From 100 Questions Daily Challenge
A practice guide explains scoring 9 10 correct answers as Memory Genius down to 4 5 as Good. It lists ten sample questions covering history geography physiology and sports with prompts to page two for answers.
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