The Philadelphia Daily News Birthday Supplement Preview
The May 29 UPI Reporter highlights The Philadelphia Daily News 50th anniversary issue. It gathers predictions for 2025 from Buckminster Fuller and other figures across professions, offering a glimpse into future life as imagined 50 years ahead.
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UPI Reporter
United Press International
Philadelphia Daily News
FTC urged to end drug advertising bans for pharmacies
Tribune editorial defends FTC proposal to allow prescription drug advertising by pharmacies. ACA spokesman Howard Stark warns of unprofessionalism and addiction fears, while the piece argues pricing transparency aids buyers, reduces regional price variation, and benefits the elderly and disabled. it counters addiction claims and notes the drug industry itself promotes drugs.
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Federal Trade Commission
Howard Stark
Kansas City
American College of Apothecaries
ACA
Stark
FTC
Philadelphia Seers Forecast 50 Year World In 2025
A collection of quotes from city leaders and experts in 20th century Philadelphia peers predicts drastic changes by 2025. Experts envision a cashless society, home retrieval of newspapers, brain wave communication, downtown car ban, remote work, and altered education and sports demand.
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Thacher Longstreth
Chamber of Commerce
Philadelphia
Mail snooping by military counterintelligence exposed
The piece reports on military counterintelligence teams opening and reading mail of suspects for years, including overseas bases. It notes minimal justification, possible CIA techniques, and questions whether leads were pursued, with a Senate probe looming. It also covers Ford administration debates on Saigon aid and the subsequent fall of Saigon.
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Pentagon
Senate
CIA
FBI
Prague
Senate Committee
Committee
Defense Department
IRS
U.S
Ford
Saigon
House
Tip O'Neill
John Rhodes
O'Neill
Congress Debates Uproar Over Commemorative Days
In Washington, lawmakers weigh broadening calendars with days like National Pet Memorial Day and National Soybean Week. Rep. Ken Hechler pushes formal debate, but Patricia Schroeder moves to block new commemoratives. the clash signals lasting pressure from lobbyists and constituents.
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Tribune
Washington
Ken Hechler
D-W. Va
House
Hechler
Patricia Schroeder
D-Coro
Schroeder
Mail Rates for Kansas and Chanute Postal Services
By Mail Outside Trade Territory tax to Kansas addresses only One Year with tax see 21.63 six months with tax 0.33 month with tax 0.07 tax 5.92 month 0.07 tax 6.0 655 2.32 By Mail in Area Towns With Carrier Delivery tax 1 Year 18.54 six months 9.79 three months 5.15 one month By Mail to Chanute Post Office Boxholders including tax and postage One year 27.81 six months 13.90 three months 6.95 By Carrier in Chanute 2.25 monthly plus tax payable in advance.
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Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kansas
Chanute
United Press International Copyright Notice
A UPI issued notice states exclusive rights to local newspaper material and all UPI dispatches for republication. It confirms UPI ownership and protection by the Audit Bureau of Circulations, outlining rights and transfer terms to member papers.
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United Press International
UPI
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Tribune Peoples Forum on 9th Street cost split
A letter to the Tribune voices objection to the city paying 60 percent of 9th Street paving from Gretchen to Plummer, with adjoining property paying 40 percent. The writer notes inequality versus Steuben street charges and urges public protest ahead of the June 23 city commission vote.
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City Commission
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Gretchen
Plummer
Arolyn Heights
7Th Street
Steuben
9Th
Kihm
Orozco
City Hall
Grain dealers swindled in interstate forged check scam
Grain dealers in at least three states were swindled of about 80 000 dollars via forged cashier's checks drawn on Union National Bank. The FBI warns banks and grain buyers to scrutinize all transactions as organized teams operate across midcentral wheat states.
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Tulsa
Okla
UPI
Union National Bank
FBI
Union National
Bill McKnight
McKnight
Oklahoma
Colorado
Minnesota
Mississippi
Oklahoma Wheat Commission
Don Dudley
Dudley
May Auto Sales Boost Masks Lingering Slump
May sales rose 17 percent from April marking the best month since October for 1975 models. Yet the industry remains 21 percent below last year with Chrysler down 31 percent, Ford 22 percent, GM 19 percent, and AMC 9 percent, while rebates helped Chrysler’s Valiant and Dart lift its figures.
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UPI
U.S
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
American Motors
Valiant
AMC
Chanute Elks sponsor summer baseball program for boys
The Chanute Elks lodge announces a summer baseball training program for boys with Frank Horn as program head and Fire Chief Bill Brennan as assistant. Boys will learn basic skills and play against local youth teams. Gertrude Nolan named treasurer of the Kansas Association of County Superintendents.
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Chanute Elks Lodge
Frank Horn
Bill Brennan
Gertrude Nolan
Neosho County
Erie
Kansas Association of
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