Editorial View: Mideast Peril and Power Politics
The piece argues the Arab-Israeli war shows UN impotence due to Big Power vetoes. It warns the Soviet Union and United States deepen roles, risk longer conflict, and threaten U.S. oil supplies while the administration pursues optimistic denials amid a growing energy crisis.
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United Nations
Russia
United States
Israel
Soviet Union
Gerald Ford
U.S
Washington
Middle East
Enforcement Tightens as Parsons Faces Turmoil
Parsons and Labette County confront a wave of disturbances after reports that 18 patrons overdosed on an animal depressant at a Parsons tavern. A suspected supplier was jailed out of county. the tavern closed as an inquisition proceeds. Death threats and gang intimidation follow. Two men charged with aggravated assault for a shotgun incident at the same tavern, one carrying a deputy sheriff’s commission. Parsons’ police force lacks a chief and remains understaffed after heavy turnover, highlighting enduring enforcement challenges.
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Parsons
Queen City
Labette County
Mothers at Laundromat Show Gentle Public Parenting
A reader recalls a rare pleasant morning at a crowded laundromat where two mothers warmly interacted with their young daughters. The piece contrasts common public parenting with patient, engaging guidance and suggests kinder shopping experiences, including possibly leaving kids at home or taking turns.
Erie hosts open house at new Neosho county jail
Sheriff Lee Montgomery reports about 450 visitors on the first day of the open house at the new Neosho county jail in Erie. Mary Eileen Yockey daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Yockey was crowned Erie corn festival queen in a courthouse lawn coronation. In 1923, H B Scott Guy Atkinson Hershel Meeker and Jess Cox fished Checo Ark reporting good catches.
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Neosho County
Erie
Lee Montgomery
Mary Eileen Yockey
Sam Yockey
R. J. Parsons
H. B. Scott
Guy Atkinson
Hershel Meeker
Jess Cox
Checo
Ark
IRS auditing Humphrey returns in 1960s cash probe
A quiet IRS audit targets Hubert Humphrey’s 1970 to 1972 returns amid questions over a $50,000 cash delivery claimed by Robert Maheu for Humphrey in 1968. Spokesmen say no records show receipts, while Hughes officials sought to influence Nevada testing policy to aid Humphrey’s 1968 campaign.
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IRS
Howard Hughes
Humphrey
Robert Maheu
Hughes
Nevada
Maheu
Internal Revenue
Agnew
Bob
Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
H.H.U
White House
LBJ
Humphries
V.P
Washington
Commissioners plan no-fund warrants to cover budget gaps
Crawford County officials plan to seek permission from the state Board of Tax Appeals to issue 43 000 in no fund warrants. They say 32 000 was not in the 1973 budget but will be spent after warrants are authorized and then allowed to expire. Additional funds are requested to cover potential later problems.
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Agnew
Nixon
U.S. Atty
George Beall
Baltimore
White House
Judah Best
Charles Colson
Girard
Crawford County
State Board of Tax Appeals
J. D. Saia
Sara
Neodesha to Host Arts and Crafts Festival
The Neodesha Art Association hosts its first Arts and Crafts Festival on Saturday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday 1 to 5 p.m. Refreshments flowers and plants will be for sale along with over 20 craft types and other crafts on display.
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Neodesha Art Association
Tomorrow with Tom Snyder opens with group marriage talk
NBCs Tomorrow with Tom Snyder debuted at 1 am with a lively group marriage segment. Host Snyder probes two groups including Peter Heck Suzy and Maureen and Patrick LaFollette Ann and Joe Hoffman while mixing serious questions with quips, revealing his brash interviewing style.
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New York
NBC
Tom Snyder
Snyder
Los Angeles
Peter Heck
Suzy
TV Schedule Draft Highlights Late Changes
Channels publish advance schedules with many substitutions. Featured programs include The Man Who Could Talk to Kids with Peter Boyle and Robert Reed, Cannon about hijack investigations, Cash McCall with James Garner, and Owen Marshall involving a murder.
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David Susskinds
Dick Cavetts
Snyder
Peter Boyle
Robert Reed
Scott Jacoby
Wiseman Film Festival
Oral Roberts
Man
Cannon
Cash McCall
Owen Marshall
Dance Theater of Harlem
Television Log Schedule Weekday Lineup
Hours of listings for multiple channels show daytime programs from 6:00 to 2:35 with titles ranging from cultural anthropology to The Waltons to Perry Mason and The Saint. Several channels air news, debates, weather, and movie features, with a mix of local and syndicated content.
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Perry Mason
Toniget Show
Crooks and Coronets
Jack Paar
Charlie Chan
the Saint
Tomorrow
Tomali
the Advocates
San
Londos
Art Linkletter
Snakes and myths and musings from HAL BOYLE
A humorous HAL BOYLE column touches diverse odds and ends from snakes in Turkish baths to engagement ring allergies, choking statistics, and quirky folklore. It blends trivia, quotations, and personal asides into a light public amusements sketch with several named references and dates noted.
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