Editorial Refrain on Cancer Scandal and Prevention
Dr. Arthur G. James of Columbus says cancer deaths arise from a nationwide scandal of misplaced priorities. He cites Minnesota’s rectal cancer results and urges earlier detection and treatment to lift survival rates from 50 to 80 percent for breast cancer and reduce lung cancer deaths among 83,000 yearly cases.
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Arthur G. James
Columbus
Ohio
James
University of Minnesota
American Cancer Society
Christmas 1973 Peace and Perils Across the World
The year ended with mixed peace and fear as Pope Paul VI urged savior need amid shortages and terrorism fears. Bethlehem drew few pilgrims while American prisoners of war found freedom. Oil worries, gas shortages, and closures affected the U S. In London and Belfast violence and security marked Christmas Eve, and Berlin border repairs followed wall protests. Hanoi Catholic joy contrasted with Santiago curfews and a shooting incident.
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Paul VI
St. Peter's Square
St. Peter's Basilica
Bethlehem
Israel
Indochina
Earth
Nixon
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
London
Northern Ireland
Belfast
New York traffic provides lesson
A travel essay contrasts New York and Tallahassee driving. The writer recalls long delays on urban expressways and bottlenecks at key intersections, then shifts to savoring southern mornings with Spanish moss and azaleas as idle traffic frees the air. He notes frequent breakdowns on the Long Island Expressway and the pollution surge when lanes shrink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Wel Allahassee
Fla
New York
Tallahassee
America
Long Island Expressway
New Hyde Park
Midtown Manhattan
Shore Parkway
Aqueduct Race Track
Thomasville
Meridian Roads
Snow filled reading list for a cozy Christmas
A roundup of new fiction and non fiction titles for winter reading includes The Dark Side of the Island and Dance Hall of the Dead by Hillerman and Hebden, Christie’s Postern of Fate, Rendezvous with Rama, The Gold of the Gods, The Housewares Story and The Cokesbury Question Book. Also named are The Terrarium Book and Crewel Embroidery with notes on library and auction research.
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Mark Hebden
Tony Hillerman
Laura Conway
Agatha Christie
Erich von Daniken
Pictorial
Rod McKuen
Herbert Merillat
Cokesbury
Arthur M. Depew
The
National Housewares Manufacturers Association
State tops news list of 1973 Kansas stories
Top ten Kansas stories of 1973 include disaster from tornadoes and floods, wage price controls impact, energy crisis effects, aviation liquor crackdown by Vern Miller,mark Essex shooting in New Orleans, resignations of Woodson and Gaffney, $113 million school finance relief, Amtrak liquor ban ruling, POW returns, and five Franklin County homicides.
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Emporia
Kan
Mark Essex
New Orleans
Robert Woodson
R. J. Gaffney
Gaffney
Kansas City
Kansas
U.S. Supreme Court
Amtrak
Franklin County
Ottawa
Bible Verse Reflection on Parental Disobedience
Today's verse ponders Proverbs 30 17 about contempt for parents. It warns that scorners who mock a father and refuse to heed a mother will face divine judgment as ravens dine on their eyes and vultures eat their flesh.
Tax-exempt status for Nazi-linked group shocks IRS
Under Nixon, William L. Pierce and the National Youth Alliance in Arlington received tax exemption. The NYA, linked to the Liberty Lobby, publishes Attack and advocates hate, with Pierce using nonprofit rates to mail material including anti Kissinger and Hitler references. IRS notes many exemptions are granted with limited investigations.
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Washington
Nixon
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
William L. Pierce
National Youth Alliance
Arlington
Pierce
George Lincoln Rockwell
Fuehrer
Rockwell
The
Nazis
Liberty Lobby
NYA
Virginia
New” Nva
Attack
Henry Kissinger
William D. Waters
Adolf Hitler
Center On Corporate Responsibility
Iit
TV Tonight Listings for Chanute and area stations
Evening schedule for Wednesday December 26 and Thursday December 27 shows a mix of game shows dramas and classic programs across multiple channels including Chanute Ch 3 WDAF Ch 4 KCMO Ch 5 KUHI Ch 16 KOAM Ch 7 KBMA Ch 41 KMBC Ch 9 KTWU Ch 11 KODE Ch 12 WIBW Ch 13 WEDNESDAY features Truth or Consequences Dragnet Hollywood Squares and Kane Blossom. THURSDAY lists The Waltons Flip Wilson Dragnet Oklahoma Ironside Kung Fu Streets of San Francisco NBC Follies Birdman of Alcatraz.
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Hank Stram
Father
The
Waltons
Flip Wilson
Toma
Oklahoma
Ironside
San Francisco
Birdman of
Alcatraz
North Church to mark 250th anniversary Sunday
Historic Old North Church in Boston will celebrate the 250th anniversary of its first service this Sunday. The church is famous for its role in the April 18 1775 lantern signal that alerted Paul Revere to British troop movements up the Charles River toward Cambridge.
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Boston
Old North Church
Paul Revere
Charles River
Cambridge
TV Parents Set Rules for Kids Viewing in TV World
Los Angeles AP report surveys TV figures from Carol Burnett to John Rich on rules for their children's viewing. Burnett enforces bedtime and avoids scary content. McEachin bans violence. Connors relaxed rules as kids age. Rich watches with kids to discuss content. Lewis and Lakin have no rules for four children.
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Los Angeles
Carol Burnett
James MecEachin
Tenafly
John Rich
Mike Connors
Mannix
McEachin
Robert Michael Lewis
Rita Lakin
Lewis
Fires devastate El Dorado warehouse and clothing building
Two major fires struck El Dorado over a holiday weekend injuring several firefighters. The warehouse owned by Missouri Pacific Railroad and a nearby four block building housing Haberlein's Menswear and two dental offices were destroyed. Losses are estimated at 250000 for Haberlein's and the dental offices with warehouse contents from grain and roofing firms. Firefighters from nearby Augusta aided the El Dorado crews as they battled flames for hours. No injuries beyond smoke inhalation reported. El Dorado lies about 20 miles northeast of Wichita.
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Eldorado
Kan
el Dorado
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Public Safety Department
Haberlein
Dentists
Augusta
Wichita
Altoona editor and publisher dies at 73
Altooona Austin V. Butcher longtime editor and publisher of the Altoona Tribune for 44 years died yesterday in Wilson county hospital Neodesha after a heart ailment. He had been in critical condition for a week.
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Altooona
Austin V. Butcher
Kansas
Altoona Tribune
Wilson County
Neodesha
Chanute
Oscar Gabrielson
William Hanson
Lennie Russell
L. J. Trichler
George Wat
Albert Steeves
Claude Friedline
Nim Trapp
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Mike) Harris
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Dial
Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Seth
Belle & Mr. Quarles
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William Watkins
Rendezvous With
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Clarke
Killer Thing
Kate Wilhelm
Charles Evans
Erica Wilson
Unteed Press International
Vern Miller
Small Society
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Educational Toys
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