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Newspaper
Bemidji Pioneer
Location
Bemidji, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1973
Page
4
The piece surveys U SChina relations from Ping Pong to Kissinger led liaison offices and new cultural exchanges. It notes acupuncture kits, comic books, and shifts in Chinese governance under Mao while contrasting old Confucian harmony with Maoist struggle.
Francis Gary Powers, the U2 pilot shot down over Russia in 1960, now voices freeway traffic for KGIL from 3,000 feet. He recalls how his CIA mission fear dwarfed stage fright as he parachuted to safety and later served a Soviet prison term before returning to aviation and writing about the incident.
Sargent Shriver rebukes the Nixon administration for labeling the Office of Economic Opportunity a failure. He argues the programspresently face extinction July 1 under Howard Phillips, while defending the war on poverty as a necessary federal effort and criticizing New Federalism as illusory.
The AP report portrays a tense six day occupation at Wounded Knee S D with AIM leaders and armed Indians clashing with federal marshals and FBI agents. Indians raid bunkers, fire on an armored vehicle and harry outposts as planes pass overhead.
An EPA forecast shows rationing as a possible restriction in 28 major metros including Washington and Los Angeles. The piece argues such limits would hit far-suburb homeowners hardest, raise costs, affect travel, deter recreation, and threaten auto industry and service jobs, with broader economic harms.
A reader notes a lengthy mixed clue grid listing numbers and word prompts. The page appears to be a crossword style compilation with entries ranging from musical terms to animal names and place hints.
In Charlotte, Annie Oakley works at Starmount Barbershop cutting men’s hair. The piece notes rising female barbers, stats that women make up about one percent of U.S. barbers, and follows Annie’s background from Albermarle to Houston. The tone blends a firstperson vignette with reflections on changing barber culture.
Tuscaloosa Alabama imperial wizard Robert M. Shelton says the United Klans of America will broaden its campaign to oppose smut. He cites theater pickets and stakeouts at bookstores, with plans for activity in Georgia Mississippi Kansas and Montana.
A returning Vietnam War prisoner files for divorce by mutual consent amid charges of gross neglect and extreme cruelty. The case highlights Ohio divorce law requiring one spouse to press serious accusations despite prolonged separation, illustrating broader doubts about state divorce statutes.
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