Television Today Takes On Viewer Yoga And Fables
New York AP piece humorously lists nine officially approved TV watching positions for NFL fans. It jokes about the Full Stretch, Floor Stretch, Leaner, and other lounging stances, warning of chaos if space runs out. A spoof notes the critic’s flag and cartoon channel switch.
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Television Listings for Thursday Night Broadcasts
A dense, garbled TV guide montage lists multiple stations and programs across cities like Des Moines Dubuque and San Francisco. It mentions movie airings, weather segments, sports highlights, and hospital drama titles, with numerous unreadable fragments and stray names interspersed throughout.
Clinic Team Warns Sleeping Pills May Worsen Insomnia
Stanford Sleep Disorders clinic researchers warn sleeping pills especially herbicides may worsen insomnia for some patients. They report about 10 percent of insomniacs have apnea a condition involving repeated stop breathing bouts during sleep.
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Stanford Sleep Disorders Clinic
King of Arabia opposes oil cutoff threat says no
BeIRut AP reports King Faleal of Saudi Arabia rejects using oil as a political weapon while offering to use revenues to aid the Arab world. Prince Saud al Jat sal, an oil ministry official, notes the U S would be last to feel cuts as Europe and Japan grow dependent by the end of the 1970s.
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U S Jets Begin Forces Pullout From Thailand
A squadron of U S Marines and accompanying air force personnel started withdrawing from Nam Phong air base in northern Thailand. By Saturday about 2 100 Marines and more than 1 460 air force personnel are slated to leave, along with over 100 aircraft, as Thai forces assume control of the base 260 miles northeast of Bangkok. The move reduces American troops in Thailand to roughly 40 000 with some 500 planes, with further withdrawals under discussion. Prime Minister Thanom Kittikachorn indicated it could take years to complete all U S withdrawals.
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Postmaster Hints 15 Cent Stamps Rising Soon
In Los Angeles Postmaster General says first class stamps may rise from 8 to 10 cents soon with potential 15 cents or higher later unless Congress increases postal subsidies. He stressed greater government participation as key to avoiding higher rates and cited near term stamp increases.
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Agnew Night unit member pleads innocent to charges
ANNAPOLIS Md AP A member of the Agnew Night committee pleaded innocent to charges of conspiring to violate state election laws. The indictment accuses the committee of disguising a 494,900 loan from Nixon re election funds as personal contributions to appear more successful. Committee figure Alexander Lankler stated there will be a trial, declining to discuss guilt and noting changes since the past year.
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Ruling on presidential power and privacy in Watergate tapes
President Nixon won a federal court ruling affirming presidential privacy to withhold evidence while Chief Judge Sirica ordered Nixon to surrender Watergate tapes for private judicial inspection. The decision centers on whether the president is subject to court orders or beyond the reach of subpoena.
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Judge rejects publicity barrier in Mitchell Stans trial
U.S. District Court Judge Lee Gagliardi set Sept. 1 for the trial as scheduled and ruled pretrial publicity alone cannot force delay. He allowed jurors to be questioned under oath about publicity effects to assess fairness while denying defense claims of prosecutorial misconduct. The ruling also grants a separate trial for Harry Sears while Vesco remains extradition unresolved.
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Abduction Charges in Stockholm Bank Siege
In Stockholm two convicts face abduction charges for holding three women and a man hostage in a bank for five days. Kim-Link Olsson, 32, is charged with abduction unlawful threats one robbery attempted murder and extortion. Clark Olofsson, 26, is charged with abduction and unlawful threats.
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Nixon Tito Nominees for Nobel Peace Prize 1973
Oslo reports President Nixon and Yugoslav leader Tito among four candidates for the Nobel Peace Prize for 1973. The award ceremony is set for December 10 in Oslo Alfred Nobel's birthday. Nomination sources include past winners, governments, parliaments, and professors of philosophy, history, and political science.
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Nixon
Yugoslavia
Tito
Nobel Committee
Alfred Nobelis
Danish Cabinet Resigns as Navy Scuttles Fleet Parts
A Swedish report notes the Danish cabinet has resigned after a German dictatorship takeover. The navy scuttled portions of its fleet while the Test escaped in safety to Swedish shores, signaling a chaotic regional shift.
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