Citizens call for action on city code and press transparency
In a Forum letter Keith Wright highlights Supreme Court limits on reporters immunity and urges readers to contact representatives. He urges research on a new city code and proposes a citizens group inspired by Common Cause to uncover facts, reduce rumors, and seek corrective action within the American system.
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Keith Wright
Supreme Court
Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
E. J. News
Jack Anderson
John Gardner
Citi
Zens
Common Cause
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Reader thanks Commissioner Schultz and seeks accurate city facts
A letter from E. J. New of 114 N. Lafayette asks the Tribune and city commission to correct reports about city plans and the east west runway. New commends Schultz for replies to remarks in the Peoples Forum and urges an apology after facts are straightened.
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John Schultz
Peoples Forum
Tribune
Commission
John
E. J. New
114
N. Lafayette
Letter to motorist who struck family dog in front of children
A reader condemns a driver who hit their dog in view of two small children and left the scene. The writer laments the lack of license plate information and states publishing the letter serves as a warning and request for accountability.
Train Change And Lottery Wins Across Continents
A subway mishap in London features Marion Jack who felt repeated groping before a brown dormouse crawled from her pant leg. In Louisville a bank error led to a $1,500 misdeposit being tracked to a closed branch. Eduar do Teixeira in Brazil wins $2 million by guessing 13 football outcomes. Missouri’s Supreme Court awards $45,000 to a train agent’s widow. A Pennsylvania loan to an all white Elks lodge is challenged under the Civil Rights Act.
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Jack
Missouri
State Supreme Court
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Co
E. A. Wilmoth
McPherson
Kaw
Wilmoth
Pennsylvania
Elks Lodge
Small Business Administration
Paar Holds Press Conference at 21 Club
Jack Paar held a press conference at the 21 Club in New York drawing television writers and reporters. The event had an old fashioned flavor as such gatherings have become rarer for television stars.
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NEW York
Jack Paar
Paar plans return to nighttime TV on ABC network
Washington Merry Go Round mocks the idea while Jack Paar resists the trend and announces a one week per month return to late night on ABC next year. He warns not to quote him in full if he rambles and asks to be corrected if misunderstood.
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Paar
Nightime Television
ABC
Cavett
Dick Cavett
Thurmond and McMillan Accused of Fixing Tickets
The piece alleges Sen Strom Thurmond and John McMillan used their influence to have traffic tickets fixed for cronies on Capitol Hill over a 24 year period. It cites McMillan as District of Columbia Committee chairman and notes Thurmond complained about warning notices being issued to him.
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Washington
South Carolina
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Cp. John McMillan
McMillan
District of Columbia
Capitol Hill
House
Thee
Old Strom
Ann
William J. Tivermore
Bob Ashmore
D-S.c
Monumnt
Mac
Crony Ticket Fixing Sparks Scrutiny and Self-Enrichment
A曝光揭示政要与警察协同处理交通罚单以迎合私人关系网络。麦克米兰等人利用影响力阻止警告通知并为友人及家属调分罚单。事态涉及多位议员及其选区，反映政治关联对执法公平的影响。
Local refineries hike crude price by 50 cents per barrel
Twenty five years ago local refineries posted a 50 cent per barrel rise in crude oil effective at 7 a.m. last Saturday. The 40 gravity crude rose to 2.65 dollars per barrel following actions by major companies today and Saturday. No notice of increase.
Today in History December 7 1972 recap
On December 7 1972 a history column notes the Pearl Harbor attack in 1941, Mary Queen of Scots birth in 1542, Delaware ratifying the Constitution in 1787, and other milestones. The piece includes local price notes and a 50 year ago item about a moonshine hunt near St Paul, with staff credits and newspaper masthead.
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Pearl Harbor
Mary Queen of Scots
Delaware
U.S
James Madison
Martin van Buren
United States
Joseph Takes Mary As Wife and Names Jesus
Traditional biblical verse summarizes the moment when Joseph awakens and follows the angel to wed Mary and grant her firstborn son the name Jesus. He remains with her until after Jesus is born, fulfilling prophecy.
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Joseph
Jesus
Matt
TV Guide Notes Late Changes On Air Schedule
The release lists advance channel programming with several conflicts. Highlights include Racing Blood with Jim Boyd at 6 50 a.m. and The African Queen with Bogart and Hepburn at 8 00 p.m. plus Owen Marshall and The Mod Squad among other offerings across the evening.
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Jimmy Boyd
Kansas
Television Log Friday Evening Schedule Highlights
Friday’s lineup includes 6 00 to 2:15 PM blocks across Kansas City stations with a mix of game shows, westerns, family programs, news, and specials. Notable items include The Parent Game, Hollywood Squares, The Partridge Family, Masterpiece Theater, News and Weather, and a varied late afternoon slate.
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Washburn Insight
Mancini
Paul Harvey
Christ Unlimited
Felony Squad
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Hepburn
Owen Marshall
Tab Hunter
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