CATV boom redefines home TV reaching millions
The article traces the CATV rise from a Pennsylvania hill project to a global telecom venture. It notes forecasts of tens of millions of subscribers by decade's end, pending FCC rules and a satellite system. Prominent figures from TelePrompTer anticipate vast channel capacity and new programming, while educators see cable tech as a learning revolution, though not immediate.
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Tittle
Community
Pennsylvania
Gatv Ig Dolfig
Florida
California
Federal Communications
United Today
Comsat
FCC
William J. Bresnan
TelePrompTer
CATV
Katherine Barrett
National Educationssociation
Animation’s
Nixon nominee accused in foreign oil scandal
A 1964 Argentine chamber report accused a Dallas magnate and a company led by William P. Clements Jr of illicit commissions tied to a 1959 1963 Southeastern contract with the state oil monopoly. The findings implicated influence peddling and corruption in foreign oil dealings, naming Clements and associates amid civil suits in Dallas. The report urged prosecution of former President Frondizi and aides after a 10 month probe.
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Washington
William Pements Jr
Clements
Nixon
Dallas Multiillionaire
Edco, Inc
Sedco
Om B. Rhodes
Gentine Chamber of Deputies
Elients’ Company
Southeastern Drilling Co
Southeastern
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Associated “Press
Dallas
Antonio A. Diaz
Buenos Aires
Diaz
SIDE
After 12 years Americans left more mark than French in Vietnam
In Saigon a lengthy view credits the American war effort with vast physical and social changes. Bomb craters, basing, roads, runways, defoliation, and massive displacement altered millions, while U S aid built hospitals and utilities. Yet casualties reach into the millions, with refugees and amputees among the long toll. The piece notes ecological and reconstruction costs and ongoing concerns about maintenance and future use of assets.
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Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
Quang Tri
Dong Hei
Unseated veterans face transition from public to private life
Washington reports on 1972 defeats of veteran lawmakers Emanuel Celler and Margaret Chase Smith among others. Many plan to return to law, stay in Washington as consultants or lobbyists, or take light work. pensions up to about $34,000 yearly may apply. Expect varied paths from open law offices to fishing and home projects.
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Washington
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
Elizabeth Holtzman
House Judiciary Committee
House
New York
George P. Miller
D-Calif
Science and Astronautics Committee
Miller
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Wayne N. Aspinall
Colorado
Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Colorado River
Palisade
Fred Schwengel
Riowa
Schwengel
Kerome
U.S. Capitol
Wilwhead Society
Bhutto uses razzle dazzle in Pakistan push for reform
In the year since Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto became president he has spent much time in a MI8 helicopter and pushed a path toward a permanent constitution. He seeks democracy while suppressing opponents, courting U.S. aid, and shaping a modern nation amid economic and social unrest.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto
Bhutto
India
Kashmir
Rhette
University of California At Berkeley
Beltrami County Volunteer Services Seeks Buddies
Calls for help from Steve North at 751-4310 to assist seniors through Visiting Friends and support for four Bemidy Indian boys needing a Big Brother. Includes note of loneliness among the aged and holiday outreach, with a New Year greeting from volunteers.
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Steve North
Beltrami County
Friends of the Aged
Esther Mary Walker
Bemidy
Pentagon cites Geneva Convention breach by Hanoi bombs near POW camp
The Pentagon accuses North Vietnam of violating the Geneva Conventions by bombing near a POW camp in Hanoi known as the Hanoi Hilton. Radio Hanoi says prisoners and a few visiting Americans were injured as walls and ceilings cracked and shrapnel filled the courtyard.
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Washington
Pentagon
Radio Hanoi
Hanoi Hilton
Jerry W. Friedheim
Hanoi
White House
Friedheim
Friedhei
Joan Baez
Telford Taylor
Michael Allen
Barry Romo
Radio
Varied Crossword Clues Mixed With Garbage Text
A garbled OCR style entry presents a mixed list of crossword clues with partial phrases and broken words. The fragment includes hints for across and down clues such as failures to hit a witticism and references to multiple partial entries, offering little coherent context or complete items.
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Franklin
Answer to Previous Puzzle 6Examiner of 28 Shoshoneans a sort
Puzzle clues with numbered entries hint at word fits. answers align to cross referencing across a classic word puzzle grid. The list includes terms for geography, language, anatomy, and common nouns, plus archaic or stylized spellings.
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Berry's
Vietnam
Rome
U.S. National Academy of Sciences
U.S
South
Paris
Orient
Danang
Hue
Imperial Citadel
U.S. Agency For International Development
America
Henry
Congress
Lame Duck
Sindi
Pan American Airlines
Ins Sindi
Nusrat
Mao Tsetung
Charles de Gaulle
United Nations
Plott
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