McIntire Defies FCC By Planning Radio Free America
Fundamentalist preacher Carl McIntire vows to broadcast from a sea radio ship after FCC licenses for two Media Pennsylvania stations were revoked in 1970 for failing to grant equal time to opposing views. He plans Radio Free America to challenge federal regs and defend freedom of expression.
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Learning Project at KU Gets $548000 Grant
The Kansas University program uses computers to monitor 7,150 kindergarten to third grade students in 39 schools. Weekly progress in reading and math is sent to the university where data analyzes and sets new targets for next week. Critics warn against eroding childhood with mechanized instruction.
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IRS Audits Tightened As Giants Escape Back Taxes
Washington Roundup reports that 1600 large corporations escaped millions in back taxes after a Oct directive rushed IRS audits to June 1973. Audits of assets over 250 million fell to 872 man years in 1973, prompting criticisms of shoddy work and high‑level pressure.
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Independence Day Reflections on Watergate Era
Midtown columnist Fred Harris contemplates the nation's 197th July Fourth amid a sliding dollar, Liz Taylor and Richard Burton gossip, and a New Yorker analysis on Watergate. The piece weighs Nixon’s fate, congressional dynamics, and the call for true statesmanship as the republic faces political upheaval.
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Local AP News Rights Notice
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of all local news printed in this newspaper and to AP dispatches. This notice identifies AP as a member of the Associated Press.
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Summer Hit Show a Puzzle
The article discusses ABC's summer hit Love Thy Neighbor as a potential problem for fall scheduling. It notes strong Nielsen ratings, questions if the network should shelve other series, and comments from writer producer Arthur Julian and executive producer Herman Rush. The piece compares the American adaptation to the English original and criticizes海外 network tweaks.
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Business Mostly Monkey
An office is a place of business but many callers fail to reach staff because everyone is tied up with personal calls. The piece lampoons switchboard chaos as executives and secretaries juggle matters from golf to marriages, while the office boy seeks spiritual guidance.
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Pittsburg writer cites boycott over broadcast ban on KSEK games
Twenty five years ago a Pittsburg sportswriter organized a boycott after Chanute Iola and Carthage refused to let radio station KSEK broadcast baseball games from their parks. Bank lending rose in statements from Chanute banks while deposits showed a pre harvest dip. Judge S C Brown and Attorney T R Evans collided on Erie road as Evans tried to pass.
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Bible Verse Faith and Tremble James 2 19
Verse from James 2 19 urges belief in one God and notes even devils believe and tremble. The brief devotional card emphasizes faith with a concise biblical quote.
Moran 256 Elects Ensminger President
Moran Unified School District 256 board elected Dave Ensminger as president for 1972 74 with Earl Carlson as vice president. They set the official budget hearing for August 13 and approved a $2000 bid from James Implement of Iola for a lawn mower. Substitute teacher pay rose from 20 to 25 dollars a day.
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Dairy Firm Challenges Kansas Dairy Law Over Milnot Product
Milnot Company files suit in Montgomery County Kansas challenging the 1953 Filled Dairy Products Act. Milnot argues the act prohibits selling its Milnot product a blend of fat free milk and soya oil with vitamins A and D. County Atty. Richard A Medley confirms notification of the civil action.
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