Worry Clinic tale on radio control and press freedom
A 1936 Worry Clinic case shows CBS head Paley asked to pull the show after a Vienna psychoanalyst ordered it off air. The piece argues newspapers defend citizen rights against FCC licensing force and censorship, stressing press independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mutual
CBS
Betty Crocker
Wesley Memorial Hospital
Clint Ferris
Chicago
New York
General Mills
W. S. Paley
Cleveland
Pullman Porter
Paley
Vienna
Henry C. Link
Psychological Corporation
U. S
FCC
New Ambulant Piles Treatment Promises Quick Relief
Dr Brady promotes injection therapy for internal piles only, noting minimal discomfort and few weekly visits. He contrasts it with hospital stays and cauterizing methods, sharing reader testimonials and urging proper examination with a speculum. Address Dr William Brady for correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L.S
Dr. Brady
William Brady
el Camino
Beverly Hills
California
Withdrawals Leave Most Troops In Far East Under New Deployments
About two thirds of 25 000 US troops withdrawn from Vietnam will redeploy to Okinawa Hawaii and Japan ready for emergencies in the Far East. Some 16 000 soldiers and Marines move to the Pacific including an 8000 man Marine regiment to Okinawa a 7400 man brigade to Hawaii and a 400 man F4 squadron to Iwakuni Japan. The rest 8000 Army troops plus 1200 Navy personnel return to US demobilize. The move affects National Guard and Reserve units from 16 states and leaves about 10 000 mobilized Guardsmen and Reservists still in Vietnam to depart by Christmas. A Department of Agriculture team will check for plant diseases in returning equipment. The changes follow Nixon's Midway withdrawal plan and reshuffle brigades within the 9th Infantry Division formed for Vietnam duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vietnam
Okinawa
Hawaii
Japan
Far East
Pentagon
Pacific
9Th Marine
9Th Infantry Division
Iwakuni
United States
Pacific Command
Marine Regiment
Henkin
Agriculture Department
Nixon
Midway
Korea
Thailand
Daniel Z. Henkin
Cairo curfew extended after wave of arson and vandalism
In Cairo Illinois police extended the 10 PM to 6 AM curfew to 10 PM to 6 AM amid a fresh round of firebombings and vandalism. The conflict involved the Ne gro community and Rev. Jesse Jackson who urged Governor Ogilvie to act. A wood products plant producing Navy racks was destroyed and a warehouse blaze caused by sniper fire damaged the Elias Co. facility near the Pyramid Courts housing project. Burglaries and looting followed in the Negro housing area with losses around three thousand dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Ill
UPI
William Petersen
Jesse L Jackson
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Jackson
Richard B. Ogilvie
Navy
Lewis Edwards
Cairo Wood Products Co
Pyramid Courts
Elias Co
South Vietnam House Moves No Confidence Against Huong Cabinet
The South Vietnamese House of Representatives passed a no-confidence vote against Premier Tran Van Huong and his cabinet over recent tax increases. Fifty deputies supported the move, aiming for a joint session with the Senate to decide the fate of the government, though prospects of replacement appear slim. President Nguyen Van Thieu’s administration stands above the cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPI
House of Representatives
Tran van Huong
U.S
House
Senate
Senae
Huong
Nguyen van Thieu
Mercury Moon Theory Sparks Planet Status Debate
Scientists question Mercury's planetary status after evidence shows it rotates independently of the sun. The discussion raises a bold hypothesis that Mercury could be a former moon of Venus captured by the Sun, challenging long held classifications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Venus
Helicopter plan eyed to cut Indiana traffic deaths
Indiana officials discuss federal funds to buy three to five police helicopters for the state force. The plan, to be phased in over two fiscal years, would station aircraft statewide and use airborne speed checks to nab violators. Existing methods include unmarked cars return and expanded VASCAR speed devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
UPI
W.W. Hill
Indiana Department of Administration
Hill
Criminal Justice Planning Agency
Robert K. Konkle
Konkle
Roger D. Branigin
Branigin
Fair's Fair Dar es Salaam Bride Price Case
Tanzania's high court orders Mwita to repay 25 head of cattle to Saidi Marwa, ex-bridegroom, after a 1967 divorce. The dispute began when Marwa sought the return of the cattle bride price paid for Mwita's daughter Boke Mwita in 1963. The lower court had ruled for Marwa, but Mwita resisted pending a possible remarriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dar ES Salaam
Tanzania
High Court
Mwita
Boke Mwita
Saidi Marwa
Marwa
Oil reserves assessment highlights U S dominance
Washington reports that more than half of the world s known oil fields and reserves are located in the continental United States. This assessment underscores U S dominance in global energy resources and potential implications for markets and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
Diamond output reaches seventy five bushels yearly
A report notes that about 75 bushels of diamonds are produced annually. The figure reflects production volume and industry activity within the sector.
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George W. Crane
Dr. Crane
Brady's Health Service
King Features Syndicate
Lucy
Illinois
South Vietnam
Congress
Optometrists
Vision
Mounds Mall
AnDerson, Indiana
Weilers
Weilers Home
Peat
Lrene Rinker Bridal Registry Service
Weilers Home Store
Tith
Meridian St
Cne
Indiana Bell
Indiana Bell Business Office
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