Air Force suppresses data on Fitzgerald abuse of funds
Washington reports that the Air Force withheld favorable data about Ernest Fitzgerald the defense cost expert fired for exposing billion dollar overruns. Secrecy and smear tactics were used against him as lawmakers demanded access to an information file.
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Air Force
Jack Anderson
Washington
Ernest Fitzgerald
Congress
Fitzgerald
Robert C. Seamans
House Committee
Seamans
Clifford Laplante
Congressional Investigations
William Proxmire
Proxmire
William Moorhead
D-Pa
Laplante
Moorhead
Office of Special Investigations
Traps, Shells, and Congressional Probes Across Decades
Twenty five years ago a St Paul trapper survived a freezing Neosho River rescue after a fall. Parsons plant ships 1 000 cars of artillery monthly, with plans to rise to 1 400 next year. Fifty years ago Chanute post office Christmas receipts rose 15 percent due to parcel post growth. A long Air Force OSI probe into Fitzgerald and others triggers future hearings on witness intimidation and probe completeness.
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St. Paul
Neosho
John Schreuer
Harold Schreuer
Parsons
Kansas
Jean Stemple
N. Garfield
Wichita
Jean Umbarger
Chanute Post Office
John W. Lapham
Willard LeRoy Johnson
E. Elm
Cavett Returns To TV In Quiet, Sharper Style
Dick Cavett hosts his third ABC late show in a minimalist set with guests Woody Allen Beverly Sills and Jacqueline Grennan Rooney Wexler. His solo format sparks brighter discussion and a smoother pace than rivals.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Dick Cavett
ABC
Cavell
Carson
Woody Allen
Metropolitan Opera
Beverly Sills
Miss Sills
Jacqueline Grennan Wexler
Webster College
Hunter College
Washington Murky TV Talk Stirs Nighttime Appetite
Mrs Wexler defends youth involvement in a spirited debate about an over discussed topic. Cavett's mix may draw insomniacs if his guests click. NBC debuts fragile daytime pair in Who What Where and Life with Linkletter as Art and Jack link interviews and show biz gimmicks.
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NBC
Linkletter
Art
Jack
Buddy Hackett
Dual Standard Seen in Applying the Laws
Washington report outlines alleged political influence in the Justice Department surrounding Senator Tom Dodd and Attorney General John Mitchell. It cites dropped charges against Dodd, a deal claimed by insiders, and contrasts with Brewster-Spiegel prosecutions, noting Dodd’s pivotal committee role and voting patterns on Haynsworth.
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Washington
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Tom Dodd
D-Conn
Anderson
Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Justice Department
International Latex Corporation
A. N. Spanel
Spanel
Irving Ferman
Spiegel, Inc
Chicago
Brewster
Spiegel
Senate Judiciary Committee
James Eastland
Dmiss
Connecticut
Judiciary Committee
Clement Haynsworth
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
Senate
Agnew
Internal Revenue Service
Los Angeles
Bahamas
IRS
Jon Newman
U. S
Johnson
Richard Crane
Newman
LBJ
Crane
U. S. Attorney’s Office
Hunger stunts black children's mental growth study says
A Tufts led study finds black children born into poverty may fall behind white peers by age three in mental development. Researchers advocate not only more food but stimulating toys and books and social change to address root poverty causes.
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Boston
H. Jack Geiger
Tufts University School of Medicine
Geiger
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Tufts
Tufts Delta Health Center
Mound Bayou
Miss
Bolivar County
Roy E. Brown
Reclaiming Strip Pits For Southeast Kansas
Southeast Kansas faces ongoing strip mining waste with 50 000 acres left derelict. New studies by the Mined Land Conservation and Reclamation Board and collaboration among KU Geology Survey and coal companies aim to reclaim lands for grazing forestry and economic use.
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Kansas
The
Fort Scott Tribune
Pittsburg Sun
Mined Land Conservation and Reclamation Board
University of Kansas
Kansas Geological Survey
Ozark Regional Commission
TV Schedule Highlights Tonight and Late News Special
Prime time features include Julia at 7 30 on NBC with tensions sparking a strike threat. At 8 00 NBC presents A Matter of Innocence starring Haley Mills as a transformed girl. 9 00 CBS airs a special on The Battle of East St Louis. News and Marcus Welby follow with 60 Minutes at 9 00 and Welby at 9 12 detailing knee surgery and faith healing.
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Julia
NBC
CBS News
East St. Louis
Ill
Marcus Welby
Dr. Welby
Misterogers
Mod Squad
Sports Review
Lancer
Orange Blossom
News Yearender
Jeannie
Debbie Reynolds
the New Medicine
Peace
Red Skelton
NET Festival
Gov
J.J
Jim Nabors
Glen Cafer
NET Playhouse
Weather Report
Merv Griffin
Joey Bishop
Theater Nine
Paul Harvey
Television Listings Highlight New Year’s Eve Specials
Tribune’s Monday edition prints a TV log for Chanute and nearby stations listing New Year’s Eve parades bowls and marathons. The schedule features Eddie’s Father Merv Griffin Tonight Show Dick Cavett and New Year’s Parade previews with key hosts and programs across KVOO WDAF KMBC and more.
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KVOO
Chanute
Wdaf.tv
Kcmo.tv
Kuhi-Tv
Koam.tv
Kmbc.tv
Ktwu.tv
Kode.tv
Wibw-Tv
WED
Flying Nun
King Family
Eddie
Room 222
the Virginian
Rev. Hillbillies
Medical) Center
Bronson
Merv Griffin
Dick Cavett
Guy Lombardo
Paul Harvey
Subscription Rates By Mail and Carrier Details
Subscription rates listed for mail in trade territories Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson and near Chanute by mail and carrier. Boxholders and post office terms noted with advance payment and year or half year options. Associated Press exclusive republication rights stated.
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ATES
Neosho
Allen, Wilson
Woodson Counties
Chanute
Chanute Post
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