Editorial Comment on Social Security Boost Backlash
The piece argues a 20 percent Social Security increase effective September faces opposition. It cites political maneuvers tying the rise to a debt ceiling fight and notes inflation fears. It warns of increased payroll taxes in 1973 and 1974 and a mounting deficit without specified program cuts.
Less Limelight as Martha Mitchell Drives Political Clout
Martha Mitchell again proves women hold influence by pressuring John Mitchell to quit as Nixon campaign director. He resigns from the role but stays as advisor, with Martha likely remaining active. Her candor created headlines, though she is seen as overly sensitive and drawing attention.
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Doctor-Patient Ties Drive AMA Aims Under Hoffman
Dr. Carl A. Hoffman, 68, elected AMA president, stresses doctor patient relations as core to policy. He opposes nationalized health care, hospital profit systems, and doctor unions, arguing salaries erode physician incentives and ethics. The piece notes his Huntington West Virginia practice and inauguration as AMA's 127th president.
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Indiana farmer returns ransom money to airline after finding half a million
Lowell Elliott 61 of Indiana found $500,000 dropped by an airliner hijacker and turned it over to American Airlines. The airline offered $10,000. Elliott refused, seeking at least 25 000 or 10 of the amount as a reward. He faces a moral dilemma while others debate ethics.
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Marcus Welby Star Discusses TV Image and Impact
In a guest column Marcus Welby actor discusses how the Dr. Welby persona affects viewers. He recalls letters misaddressing him and notes the line between fiction and reality, praising the show’s entertainment value and influence on medical careers while highlighting personal limits.
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Kickbacks in Collins Office Highlighted in Trial
George Haag, former Collins aide, faces federal charges over a salary kickback scheme tied to Rep. Jim Collins. The case, already triggering FBI scrutiny, centers on payments to Haag with some funds diverted via Collins aides, while Collins himself faces no direct indictment. The affair raises ethical questions about legal tactics and filings amid a broader GOP scandal backdrop.
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Coyotes sighted in field after call to police
Police near Chanute responded to Ed Ney hardt's tip about four coyotes southeast of Chanute. In a Roy McCune farm wheat field one young coyote was shot at about 80 yards. the skull was fractured by a 30-30 bullet.
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Nightly TV Schedule Snapshot with Classic Shows
A dense rundown lists programs across channels from 7:00 to 12:35 including The Super Joe sequence The Children Are Waiting Doctorate program at Medical Center and The Wrath of Angels with Ricardo Montalban plus favorites like Hogan's Heroes The Partridge Family and The Tonight Show. It notes film titles Night Gallery and The Student Prince among others and references scheduling around 72 hours.
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Television Log Highlights Evening Schedule
Kansas City area channels broadcast a July schedule listing daytime and evening programs from 4:00 to 2:15. Notable items include High Chaparral, Hee Haw, Alias Smith and Jones, Jesse James, Night Must Fall, The Naked Edge, Dean Martin, Owen Marshall, Tonight Show, Dick Cavett, Paul Harvey News, Divorce Court and Story of Jesus.
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Today in History highlights and notable birthdays
On July 5 historically significant events include Venezuela’s independence declaration in 1811 and Napoleon capturing Alexandria in 1798. Other items note Algiers occupation in 1830, the Salvation Army’s 1865 founding, and the 1935 creation of the National Labor Relations Board. Birthdays include Julie Nixon Eisenhower and Henry Cabot Lodge Jr.
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