Critics fault TV Hunger in America report by CBS
A congressional inquiry led by Rep. Jamie Whitten faults CBS Hunger in America for sensationalism and a dying infant claim. Investigators say the baby died prematurely with no clear starvation evidence, and a San Antonio mother was paid to appear. The report questions objectivity and calls for media responsibility.
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America
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Paradise
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TV 9
Department of Agriculture
Citizens Crusade Against Poverty
U.S
Crusade
Appropriations Committee
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Luis Rey Montemayor
A.J. Ploch
Bachelor James Buchanan as President Without a Spouse
James Buchanan remains the only U.S. president to serve in the White House unmarried. The notable fact stands in historical accounts, underscoring a unique personal chapter in presidential history.
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James Buchanan
Morton Correction Clarifies Vietnam Withdrawal Note
Washington AP four sentences report that Republican national chairman Morton predicted a unilateral troop withdrawal by Sept 1, a typing error corrected to unilateral. The error led to a revised line stating some withdrawal by early fall, clarified by press director Riets. Morton later indicated no special knowledge, and authorities warned copies had circulated.
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Vietnam
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Rietz
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C R Consistory Initiates 44 in Spring Reunion
The Cedar Rapids Consistory and Coordinate Bodies held a three day spring reunion in the Scottish Rite temple. Forty four candidates from the eastern Town received Masonic degrees from the 4th to the 32nd. Notable guests included Henry C. Shull of Sioux City and Charles Howard of Sioux City. Officers elected included Marion president Leslie Hugh Core, Waterloo vice president Dale Wesley Lee, Eldon John Hoppenworth secretary, and Robert Harold Ruppert orator. A Thursday banquet featured the class program.
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Henry C. Shull
Sioux City
Charles Howard
Leslie Hugh Core
Marion
Dale Wesley Lee
Waterloo
Eldon John Hoppenworth
Grundy Center
Robert Harold Ruppert
la Porte City
Rogers Making Stopoff in India
Cecil Reed urged making education relevant during a Coe college talk on White Racism. He cited mobility, job training, and reducing the education gap, urged peaceful action within the system, and praised progress for Black Americans while stressing dignity in work and improved access to hotels and training.
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Roland Krekeler
Coe College
Iowa Employment Security Commission
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America
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