TV Tonight: Nixon Broadcast Withdrawn Faces Rival Stars
A TV industry note details Nixon campaign broadcasts canceled as NBC and CBS scheduled top comedy and western specials. Bob Hope and Wayne compete for ratings against Nixon, sparking questions about network strategy and political programming during a peak viewing period.
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Delphi Bureau Premiere Delayed Then Airs Thursday
ABC-TV altered listings to fit a political broadcast, delaying the Delphi Bureau premiere. Reviews were postponed as press materials circulated, and the program finally aired as scheduled, featuring Laurence Luckinbill as a charmingly conflicted undercover agent amid mixed humor and action.
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Doctors set for North Vietnam tour to study care
Four American debtors head from Kennedy Airport for a one week fact finding tour of North Vietnamese medical facilities. The group includes Harvard physicians and a psychiatrist and aims to counter the view that medicine in North Vietnam is primitive.
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Fischer Sued Over Spassky Chess Match Filming
A New York firm, Chester Fox and Co., sues world chess champion Bobby Fischer for 32 million alleging breach of contract over film and video rights for the Spassky match. The suit claims Fischer refused Iceland filming and seeks 1.3 million in added damages plus 250,000 punitive.
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El Pano Flin Ordered Labels by Mistake, Faces Fees
Lael Berar of Austin Texas reports that El Pano Flin must pay 32680 in attorneys fees after Tabots it ordered by Monarch Marking Co. was a mistaken order. The owner of Troad's Thao Mart Inc says he intended to order AO labels but mistakenly ordered four million.
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Heroin Ring Is Cracked In Waterloo
State narcotics agents and Waterloo detectives arrested eight persons here Thursday and charged home with illegal sale of heroin. All eight, including one woman, were being held in Waterloo city jail on $25,000 bond pending arraignment. The arrests followed more than six months of investigation in the Waterloo area. Those named: Glen Phillips, Carol Dedrick, Germaine Leroy Stanford, Charles Willie Howard, Michael Woosman, Gregory Bell, Herbert Oliver Speller, and Michael Craig Walker, all of Waterloo.
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Businesses and Home Seized by Revenue Agents
Waterloo based business owner Tindbergh Whitis faced a tax seizure by the IRS for 170105 dollars. Three businesses including Super Chef restaurant and Saul Center, plus Whitis’ home, await resolution as the agency coordinates with state and local authorities to secure tax compliance. Whitis remains free to operate and reside while paying the taxes.
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Oil Giants and Arab States Reach 51 Percent Equity Pact
Western oil firms and five Persian Gulf nations agreed on a framework giving Abu Dhabi, Qatar, Kuwait, Iraq, and Saudi Arabia a 51 percent stake in oil operations after a transition period. The deal, negotiated with Arab ministers led by Saudi Arabia, aims to shift equity toward producer governments while maintaining supply. Observers expect no immediate price impact, and the involved Western partners include Standard Oil of New Jersey, Standard Oil of California, Texaco, Mobil, Gulf, Shell, BP, CRA, and Participations and Explorations Corp.
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Heroin Addicts Put at 500 000 to 600 000
Washington AP Nixon administration official says the number of heroin addicts in the United States is now estimated between 500 000 and 600 000. Jaffe notes that rising estimates reflect better counting, not a real surge, with growth slowing after 1965 and early 1970s data showing a possible dip in 1972 figures.
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Soviet Paper Urges Saving In Wheat Consumption
Soviet Socialist Industry urges frugality in bread and flour use after a poor wheat harvest in Siberia and Kazakhstan. Editorial warns waste from transport and storage reduces millions of tons. It urges smaller loaves and careful handling to prevent shortages while emphasizing the value of each grain.
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New Record for Tax Collections
CHICAGO AP reported that the first tax period ending June 30 showed total collections at 108.8 billion, with state and local taxes rising across major categories. State taxes reached 59.9 billion, up 17.6 percent, while local taxes increased 12.3 percent to 48.6 billion for the year.
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Liquor Raids on Amtrak Barred by Oklahoma Judge
Federal Judge Stephen Chandler ordered a permanent injunction prohibiting Oklahoma authorities from prosecuting Amtrak trains for liquor service while passing through the state. The ruling halts efforts to prosecute club barman George Bell of Chicago, arrested July 18 during a raid on Amtrak's Texas Chief in Oklahoma City, citing the congressional purpose in creating Amtrak and protecting interstate commerce.
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