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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1972
Page
16
Television writer Rick DuBrow reviews Charles Kuralt and the On the Road team celebrating four years of their human balance in news. He details Kuralt’s philosophy, the mobile unit setup, and insights into covering life beyond headlines across America over time.
Fragmented OCR text from a local page includes names such as Jalen, Sara, Bellew, Cavett, Faberus, and various garbled phrases. It mentions weather, town names, events, and ads, but key context is unreadable.
Secretary of State Rogers told ABC that U S ground forces in Vietnam are to be withdrawn "in 1972" for all practical purposes, though complete pullout depends on prisoners of war. He said South Vietnam can handle its own security and pledged continued economic aid and support.
Republican candidate Arthur Neu urges a Iowa legislative task force to study how recent court rulings affect property tax funded education. He cites California Texas and Minnesota rulings and favors a governor appointed panel including lawmakers and experts to ensure Iowa’s financing is constitutional.
Syndicated columnist Jack Anderson claims high Nixon administration sources provided classified cables and memos about the India Pakistan crisis. He cites cables from Jon Farland and Kenneth Keating and a Kissinger memo, arguing the government lied to the American people. He defends publishing materials in the public interest while noting potential wiretaps or monitoring.
Washington leaders announce a congressional inquiry into the classification of government secrets amid a leak furor. Rep Edward Hebert chairs the House Armed Services panel and warns that open access to classified material risks law violations. Hebert notes no reference to the White House papers release and says hearings will follow Congress reconvening.
WASHINGTON AP The FDA moved to restrict cosmetics and products with hexachlorophene after lab tests indicated possible brain lesions. The plan would bar usage in most cosmetics, limit skin cleansers over 75 percent to hospital or prescription use, require warnings for lower concentrations, and set labeling and safety reviews for antibacterial products. Manufacturers would be notified that long term use products must be listed before marketing, with preservative use limited to 0.1 percent where alternatives exist.
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