Welfare woes spark Kansas eligibility concern
The Kansas welfare department faces a 10.3 percent error rate versus a 9.5 percent national level, risking $469000 in federal aid. The piece blasts welfare abuses while tying Nixon officials to federal efforts and praises the administration.
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Kansas
Health, Education and Welfare
Casper Weinberger
Stout Tastes Sour at Dickens Christmas Fair in San Francisco
Barbara Kihm recalls a Dickens Christmas Fair in a San Francisco warehouse, where stalls sold handmade goods and foods. The tasting of stout disappointed, but the writer enjoyed pork pie and roasted corn while watching carolers, rope performers, and Father Christmas amid a lively, costume laden crowd.
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San Francisco
California
Dickens
Father Christmas
Medic Alert founder urges medical ID bracelets for emergencies
Alfred Hodder of the Medic Alert Foundation promotes registered medical problem information on necklaces or bracelets. For $7 lifetime membership, wearers list up to five lines of ailments or allergies with 24 hour emergency access, aiding doctors and passers by in crises.
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New York
Alfred Hodder
Medic Alert Foundation
Hodder
Medic Alert
Marion C. Collins
Collins
American Medical Association
Skylab crew photograph sun eclipse and plan Christmas show
Skylab 3 astronauts Gerald P. Carr William R. Pogue and Edward G. Gibson photographed a partial solar eclipse from space and prepared Christmas Eve festivities. They will beam a TV show to Mission Control featuring decorations and a space tree with presents hidden aboard the command ship.
Santa to arrive in Chanute for holiday visit
Local desk sergeant reports a short wave sighting of Santa Claus speeding south above Winnipeg as Chanute churches hold Christmas programs. Also noted are 50 years ago events including W E Bodle resigning as Chamber of Commerce secretary and a solar eclipse path visible across several regions.
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Santa Claus
Chanute
Santa
Winnipeg
W.E. Bodle
Chamber of Commerce
Carr
Solar Telescope
Richard Truly
Pacific Ocean
Managua
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Colombia
Brazil
Atlantic Ocean
Algeria
United States
Nuclear powers retreat thrice from big brink
A Washington report recalls three near nuclear confrontations from 1962 to 1973 involving the United States Soviet Union and allies. It details Cuba crisis red alert, the 1971 Bay of Bengal standoff and the October Arab Israeli war where forces moved to high readiness.
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U.S
John Kennedy
Kennedy
Cuba
Cuban
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Joint Chiefs
Moscow
Dean Rusk
Nixon
Bay of Bengal
United States
India
Himalayas
New Delhi
Russia
Sinkiang
Siberian
Bangladesh
Egypt
Syria
Black Sea
Mediterranean
U.S Navy
Leonid Brezhnev
Christmas Eve TV Schedule Brief From Chanute Tribune
TV listings detail Christmas Eve and Christmas Day programming across Chanute stations including KCMO ABC and KMBC NBC. Prime time features holiday specials such as A Christmas Carol A Dream for Christmas and Twilight Zone style lineups with Love Story Kojak and Cannon among others.
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Encore showing of My Sweet Charlie on Christmas Eve
Associated Press reports that the TV movie My Sweet Charlie returns to NBC for a Christmas Eve airing. The 1970 film helped elevate television movies to prestige and inspired later titles such as Brian's Song and The Marcus Nelson Murders.主演 Patty Duke leads with Al Freeman Jr. The script was by Levinson and Link from David Westheimer’s novel, directed by Lamont Johnson.
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Los Angeles
NBC
Patty Duke
Richard Levinson
William Link
Edward M. Abrams
Sweet Charlie
Brian
Marcus Nelson
Alice
The
Miss Duke
al Freeman Jr
Texas
New York
Levinson
Link
David
Westheimer
Lamont Johnson
CBS
Hawkins
Shaft
ABC
Private Slovik
William Bradford Huie
Garrison to challenge loss in New Orleans DA runoff
Dist. Atty Jim Garrison plans to contest his defeat by Harry Connick in the Democratic primary runoff. An attorney for Garrison says a lawsuit will allege widespread voting irregularities and fraud based on studies showing machines in some precincts recorded more votes than actual ballots cast.
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New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Harry Connick
Garrison
Kennedy Gibson Tucker
Bible Verse Emphasizes Comfort for Distressed
A daily scripture note highlights Proverbs 31 verses urging to give wine to those in bitter distress so they may drink and forget poverty. The devotional emphasizes relief and consolation through compassionate action.
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Mike) Harris
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Vietnam
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Big Brink
Atlantic
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China
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Mormon Tabernacle Choir
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World of Animals
Law In Education
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Lotsa Luck
Diana
S Lucy
Wide World of Entertainment
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Adam
Dick Clark
Banacek
Cannon
Kojak
Owen Marshall
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My Sweet
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