Hollywood TV shakeups spark new Greene and Paar projects
Lorne Greene leaves NBC canceled Bonanza after 14 seasons to star in a two hour ABC forerunner pilot and a contemporary police captain role. Jack Paar returns to TV with ABC Wide World of Entertainment, facing Carson's Tonight lineup, aided by Peggy Cass and a guest list of Peter Ustinov Robert Morley Hans Conried Jonathan Winters and others.
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Senator Clark Named to Agriculture and Public Works Committees
Senator Dick Clark of Iowa was appointed to the Senate Agriculture and Senate Public Works committees. He expressed satisfaction with the roles and vowed to defend Iowa farmers against what he called an administration indifferent to their needs. He noted the Public Works panel would influence Iowa’s development, water resources, flood control, and pollution policy.
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Fragmented OCR listing of cities and stations
The readable text lists several city and station names such as Davenport Rochester Des Moines Dubuque and La Crosse along with stray words and partial phrases. It resembles a jumbled newspaper clip with many garbled names and no clear event or article focus.
Bomb threat ends in safe landing of TWA jet
A Trans World Airlines 747 with 38 aboard diverted to Ellsworth AFB after a bomb threat from Madrid. Authorities evacuated passengers, found no device, and continued security checks. The incident echoes a Doomsday Flight TV plot, with weather and diversion factors noted.
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World War I Vets to Get High Dividends This Year
VA chief Donald Johnson announced record dividends for GI life policyholders with World War I and II coverage. Average payouts run 72 dollars for National Service Life Insurance and 143 dollars for U S Government Life Insurance, alongside rising home loan guarantees and record VA patient and outpatient totals.
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Truman Memorial Stamp Planned For May Release
Washington AP report states a memorial postage stamp will be issued probably in May for the late former President Martyn Truman who died December 26. Postmaster General B. F. Klassen announced the plan noting the stamp would appear on what would have been Truman's 89th birthday and that Independence, Missouri is the likely first day city.
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Butz Brushes Aside Criticism on Farm Cutbacks
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz defends federal aid cuts saying rural areas will not suffer, noting 1972 farm income near 10 billion dollars and that farmers can pay for many services themselves. He cites concerns by Rep. William Scherle and discusses REAP and emergency FMA loans.
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London flu tightens grip in San Jose County
San Jose County coroner reports 14 deaths linked to London flu with bronchial pneumonia as the primary cause. Hospitals say thousands ill as the outbreak surged between Christmas and New Year, with deputy health director Dr Mary Clark noting the epidemic is easing but will remain high through next week.
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Farm income gains amid marketing push and price optimism
Farmers expect higher prices and strong export demand to offset federal cuts while noting food remains affordable. Many Farm Belt lawmakers oppose administration moves to cut farm spending including FHA emergency loans in disaster areas and a shift away from REA financing.
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