FDA to require childproof packaging for common poisons
The FDA proposes orders to make pesticides and similar household toxins sold only in childproof containers. Substances under one gallon liquid or five pounds solid would require safety packaging to protect children from accidental poisoning. Compliance within 60 days will test dispenser ingenuity.
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Repeated Lesson From Oklahoma City Desegregation Row
A 14 year old girl confessed that she and a 15 year old accomplice fabricated a tale of abduction at an abandoned house. The incident fueled desegregation protests and racial tensions but proved untrue. Authorities caution against accepting unverified charges, especially about minority groups, without conclusive proof.
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Ombudsman concept gains ground in Kansas politics and football tie
In Lawrence during a KU 1972 visit author Fred Harris explains the ombudsman role, a new government official to handle complaints and push for remedies. Despite bills by Heineman and Foster dying in committees, a joint study advances with a potential 1973 session update.
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Memo hints Times editorial ignited Agnew press feud
A four year buried White House memo claims a New York Times editorial in 1968 sparked Vice President Spiro Agnew’s clash with the press. It alleges Agnew, while Maryland governor, bought land along a proposed bridge route with wealthy speculators, later sold his share after public criticism, and accuses him of lying about bank stock inheritance.
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Agnew Editorial Sparks Campaign Tactics Memo
A Nixon camp note from October 29 1968 urges Agnew to blast the New York Times over libel with a harsh reply. The memo suggests framing the Times as liberal establishment media and cites Truman and kitchen heat metaphors to heighten pressure.
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Waltons Edge Mod Squad In TV Ratings Duel
CBS drama The Waltons faces ABCs Mod Squad and NBCs Flip Wilson Show in a tough Thursday lineup. The debut portrays a 1930s Virginia farming family aiding a deaf girl, with strong acting and sensitive direction noted.
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Nixon Opposes Increased Reruns on Prime TV Hor
President Nixon urged networks to cut prime time reruns and signaled potential regulatory action. He backs SAG complaints that rising reruns threaten the industry and ordered a White House study to pursue a voluntary network solution or FCC recommendations.
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Classified ad deadlines and contact info
Same day service for classified ads placed before 9 30 a m Monday through Friday or 1 p m Friday for Saturday display ads must be placed by 12 noon the day preceding Dial 451 4100.
Prime Time Schedule Highlights And Substitutions Noted
Channel guide lists early prime block with Sonny Bono Reagan and guests at 7 00 including Little People and Partridge Family later. At 8 00 Odd Couple theme opens season with Felix and Oscar, followed by various shows and special segments through 12 35 am featuring Phantom From Space and Salty O Rourke.
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Hijacker crackdown still year away
A 15 nation ICAO session in Washington advances a draft for joint sanctions against hijackers but faces hurdles before ratification. U S and allied delegates push for international action while Soviet and Arab states oppose ceding sovereignty and seek Security Council led measures.
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Reruns Insure Profit and Superior Programming
CBS President Robert D. Wood argues networks would lose money if forced to cut reruns. He says reduced reruns would push networks to cheaper inferior programming. A unions coalition seeks FCC limits on reruns to one percent of weeks yearly. Most series already cap at 26 episodes annually.
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Women discuss new county hospital plan in Thayer area
Twenty five years ago the Neosho County Hospital association committee traveled to Thayer and planned to visit Earlton tomorrow to discuss a proposed county hospital with local citizens. City officials met with appraisers over condemning parcels along the planned K39 highway through the city, including lands owned by Roy Ensminger and Charles Berthot.
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