Editorial on Martha Mitchell and Watergate testimony
Martha Mitchell says her husband tells the truth and is honest but critics question intelligence. The piece argues that ignoring or omitting truth harms Nixon’s presidency and notes Republican defenses and a secret campaign fund tied to Senator Lowell P. Weicker Jr. It calls for Weicker to answer questions.
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John Mitchell
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Jones
Brown
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Connecticut
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Why Chanute Loses Young Doctors and How to Attract Them
A reader asks why Chanute is losing good young doctors like Dr. McCluggage and Dr. Kay seeking better atmosphere and compensation. The piece questions local support for medical professionals, heavy workloads, and the need to create incentives for attracting and retaining physicians.
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McCluggage
Kay
Amnesty divides nation over draft resisters amid Nixon speech
Washington watchers note sharp splits as amnesty for draft resisters draws praise from some and outrage from others. Nixon condemns granting amnesty to deserters while arguing for a path toward national healing and reconciliation.
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Canada
Nixon
Kleindienst questioned in Watergate probe yet hid Liddy link
Special prosecutors grilled ex Atty Gen Richard Kleindienst for four hours and concluded the Watergate case could have advanced months earlier if he had disclosed his June 17 1972 Liddy meeting. He claimed no personal involvement, yet his omission delayed investigators and allowed key testimonies to surface later.
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Washington
Richard Kleindienst
G. Gordon Liddy
Moore
Mer
Justice Department
Kleindienst
Liddy-Moore
Liddy
Rleindienst
Supreme Court ruling on pornography sparks confusion and debate
A reader reshares a critical letter list explaining how different content is classified from innocent to obscene. The note mocks the ruling and urges subscription to a pornographic magazine, signaling public concern and satire about obscenity standards.
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Supreme Court
Start Building Shop at Erie
ERIE Richard Reinhardt was elected president of the District 101 Board of Education at its regular meeting Larry Smith was elected vice president. The board announced reconstruction of the vocational shop building at Erie High School is scheduled to begin Monday with completion anticipated by August 27. The hearing on the 1973-74 school budget will be held August 14, and publication of the budget will be August 2.
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Richard Reinhardt
District 101 Board of Education
Reguar
Larry Smith
Erie High School
Psalm verse on trust and divine help
A religious verse quoting Psalm 9 10 praising God for not forsaking those who seek him and placing trust in his name. The line is presented as a devotional Bible excerpt emphasizing faith and protection.
Prime Time Schedule Revisions Prompt New Week’s Lineup
TV stations publish advance schedule changes with late substitutions. Highlights include 7:30 Black Perspective on the News examining Watergate’s impact on black politics. film Op eration Kid Brother with Sean Connery. Countdown science fiction about moon race. Love Thy Neighbor subplot featuring Peg gy and Jackie. and a slate of comedies and dramas across channels including Sanford & Son and Missour i Outdoors.
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Sean Connery
U.S
Government to expand new cancer treatments nationwide
The U S government will establish seven regional centers to train about 120 hospitals in anticancer drug therapies for acute lymphocytic leukemia Hodgkin disease and non Hodgkin lymphomas. The $2 million initiative aims to speed access to advanced treatments via community physicians and health workers.
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United States
National Cancer Program
White House
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Rauscher
National Cancer Institute
Biological Warfare Research Center
Army
Ft. Detrick
Kansas reports record 381 million bushels of wheat
The Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service announced on Tuesday a 1973 wheat crop estimate of 381 million bushels, the largest on record, reflecting a 21 percent increase.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Raymond R. Hancock
Reporting Service
Hancock
Chigger Advice Aids Manhattan Outdoor Fun This Summer
The article warns of chigger bites during outdoor activities at parks and beaches and suggests repellent Use on socks and clothing and hot soapy baths after outings. It notes how chiggers feed and leave after about three days, leaving itchy red spots.
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Manhattan
Kuestersteffen Heads Woodson School Board
YATES CENTER The Woodson County District 336 Board elected Robert Kuestersteffen as president for 1973 74 Hazel Old was named vice president Douglas E Niemeier hired to teach American history and world government
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Yates Center
Woodson County
Board of Education
Robert Kuesterstefen
Hazel Old
Douglas E. Niemeir
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