Editorial Comment Offer for Gray
The piece notes irony in L Patrick Gray of the FBI advocating confidentiality in sources while the Justice Department leads shield law fights. It criticizes his testimony during confirmation hearings and warns that invoking national security may mask truth, suggesting a deal with Gray to keep sources private if he ceases pressuring others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Patrick Gray
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
Gray
FBI
Labor Blames Multinationals and Dollar Slump
A Senate Finance subcommittee hearing on trade problems hears union critics blame multinational giants for a weakening dollar and U.S. firms selling the nation’s aerospace edge. Sen. Mondale warns currency dealings by oil firms could lower the dollar and raise import costs while AFL-CIO official Biemiller cites heavy dollar trading by U.S. companies. The piece argues imbalances come from imports and cheaper foreign production due to lower wages, noting labor has improved workers’ status but must align production with earnings.
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U.S
Senate Finance Subcommittee
Walter Mondale
D-Minn
Andrew Biemiller
Afl-Cio
Frankfurt Currency Exchange
Biemiller
Youth Outshines Veteran in Pancake Contest and Park Education
A feature notes Hank Haynes, 43, losing a pancake eating contest to Parker, 285 pounds to 225, after seven minutes of downing 23 pancakes. It also describes Dade County Florida students touring Everglades National Park, camping on school grounds, canoeing, and meeting wildlife, amid tongue in cheek geography education.
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Hank Haynes
Kiwanis Club
Haynes
Parker
Everglades National Park
Suspects tied Watergate crew to Chilean embassy break-in
Senate investigators link the Watergate team to the Chilean embassy burglary and similar break-ins in New York. The memo notes Frank Sturgis and Martinez and Gonzales allegedly discussed photographing Chilean documents and ITT involvement. The report stresses circumstantial evidence and warns of possible CIA trained Cuban exile operatives.
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Washington
Senate
Watergate
New York City
ITT
Chile
Jerry Levinson
Subcommittee
Frank Sturgis
Martinez
Gonzales
Taft Hotel
CIA
Sturgis
Hal Hendrix
Levinson
United States
FBI
New York
Local Airport Wins Superior Rating in Safety Service Courtesy
Chanute municipal airport earns the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association superior double A rating for safety service and courtesy after review at its Washington DC headquarters. The recognition highlights adherence to the pilots code and strengthens local aviation prestige.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute Municipal Airport
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Washington, D.C
National Pilot’s Organization
TV Schedule Shuffle Sparks Last Minute Changes
Channel advance schedules hinder last minute substitutions as lineup shows flip between The Waltons Kung Fu Marcus Nelson Murders and more. Highlights include The Marcus Nelson Murders with Telly Savalas and Jose Ferrer and The Waltons stories plus classic game shows and late night talk.
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Marcus - Nelson
Telly Savalas
Jose Ferrer
Hattan
Petticoat Junction
Mike
Lassie
Dragnet
Police Surgeon
the Waltons
the Advocates
Mod Squad
Flip Wilson
Marcus Nelson
Ironside
World Press
Dean Martin
San Francisco
Friday Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Features
The Tribune lists daytime to late night viewing across local channels for Friday March 8. Programs include courtroom drama Dragnet, Westerns High Chaparral and Bonanza style picks, comedies like The Partridge Family, The Odd Couple, Room 222 and news weather with Jonathan Winters, plus documentaries and specials such as Masterpiece Theatre and American television retrospectives.
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Big Valley
Washington Review
Room 222
Liza
Arnald Palmer
Weather
Jonathan Winters
Waco
San Sebastian
Jack Paar
Dimension
Missouri
Tower of London
Jesus
Must-See Movie Tonight The Marcus Nelson Murders on CBS
AP writer Jay Sharbutt notes CBS airs The Marcus Nelson Murders a three hour drama by Abby Mann. It replays the 1963 East Side double murder of Janice Wylie and Emily Hoffert and the later Whitmore case with a Brooklyn youth linked to the crimes.
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New York
CBS
Tonight
Marcus-Nelson
Abby Mann
Janice Wylie
Emily Hoffert
East Side
Brooklyn
George Whitmore Jr
Wylie- Hoffert
The Marcus Nelson Murders on Film Stirs Courtroom Doubts
The article reviews The Marcus Nelson Murders focusing on conviction of George Whitmore for attempted rape in 1967, its reflection on the Wylie Hoffert cases, and the film's portrayal of a biased system. It highlights Telly Savalas as a pivotal lieutenant and actors Gene Woodbury and Roger Robinson delivering strong performances.
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Brooklyn
Miss Wylie
Philip Wylie
Whitmore
Richard Robles
Wylie-Hoffert
Marcus-Nelson
George Whitmore
Lewis Humes
Humes
Telly Savalas
Mann
Gene Woodbury
Roger Robinson
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