A Proposal to End Vietnam War by Importing Its People
The writer argues for ending U.S. involvement in Indochina by relocating Vietnamese refugees to the United States. It claims this would be cheaper and more humane, ensure democracy, and resolve middleman issues while fulfilling postwar commitments with honor. It frames repatriation as a practical windfall and a path to peace.
Akron undercover officers jailed for drug sales case
In Akron Ohio two men convicted of selling drugs received 20 to 40 year sentences though testimony claimed both were undercover agents for police and sheriff officials. The judge denied probation assurances and the case fuels the entrapment debate.
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British Britons Sweep Emmys Lead Hollywood Show
Glenda Jackson and Keith Michell led the 24th Emmy ceremony with multiple wins for Elizabeth R and The Six Wives of Henry VIII. Peter Falk and Caroll O Connor among others also took top acting honors as All in the Family led the CBS bid with six awards.
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May 15 in History Highlights and Births
On May 15 1972 the nations events are noted with world war surrender dates and notable birthdays. Political figures John F Kennedy and Anwar Sadat are referenced for anniversaries and today lists famous births in Chicago.
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Ocelot Halts N Y Subway Delays In Pit Rescue
A 30-pound ocelot named Ozzie halted Lexington Avenue Line service when trapped in a tunnel access pit near 28th Street. ASPCA and a handler failed to retrieve it until owner Bill Szell of Bethpage arrived and rescued the one year old female cat.
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A Comic View of Doctors and Patients Across Generations
The narrator recalls intimate doctor patient relations and family anecdotes about medical care. He depicts a quirky dynamic with a country physician who plays tricks and banters while diagnosing weight and health. The piece ends with a self deprecating joke about needing a head doctor.
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CIA says Moscow and Peking resisted Nixon detente moves
Washington column reports CIA warnings that Soviet and Chinese leaders opposed Nixon's detente. Moscow factions, led by Defense Minister Grechko, allegedly resisted inviting Nixon and backed Hanoi's gains with a $110 million loan. The piece also details Pentagon car abuses, fueling waste and improper uses of military transport.
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Chanute school adds new bus for athletic trips
A white 28 passenger Cha nute school bus with blue orange and black lettering costs about 4500 dollars. It will transport school groups to athletic contests and activities. Katy Day marks Osage Mission centennial with Donald V Fraser of MKT lines giving the program address.
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TV Guide Listing Highlights and Schedule Snippet
A mixed TV lineup shows Gunsmoke, Lassie, Hogan's Heroes, Laugh-In, The Twilight Zone spellings, and specials featuring Jacques Cousteau. Prime time includes Dr. Lao, Seven Faces of Dr Lao, and movies like The Tall Men with late night weather and faith segments.
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Daytime TV Schedule Highlights From The Tribune
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