Indian Bureau clash and Pepper plan dominate Washington scene
The piece contrasts the Indian Bureau of Indian Affairs confrontation in Washington with a proposed TV advertising ban on pills. It notes the long history of settler colonialism, criticizes official neglect, and reports Claude Pepper's plan to bar pharmaceutical ads from 8 am to 9 pm to curb youth pill-popping and drug conditioning.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
Little Big Horn
Wounded Knee
Santa Claus
Kinzua Dam
United States of America
Cornplanter
House Crime
Claude Pepper
D-Fla
Pepper
Nixon optimism on Vietnam cease fire based on intelligence
The article notes Nixon seeks a post election cease fire terms, hoping Hanoi faces pressure from Moscow and Beijing and a tightened U S blockade. Intelligence says North Vietnamese leaders were jolted by failed spring offensives and that U S air and naval power outpaced Johnson’s actions. Nixon remains confident in improved intelligence.
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Nixon
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Moscow
Peking
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnamese
Lyndon Johnson
Law Answers Tax Transfer And Horse Soring Issues
Moving from a municipality does not erase tax debts. Unpaid local wage taxes may be collected via suit before a justice of the peace or by having the taxpayer’s employer withhold the owed tax. Separately, animal groups accuse continued soring of Tennessee Walking Horses, urging stronger Agriculture Department enforcement.
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Justice of Peace
Kansas City Eyes Private Foreign Trade Zone Plan
Kansas City leaders push to establish a private foreign trade zone by Jan 1 to boost inland access to coastal foreign trade. Officials say zones allow duty free storage, processing and display of foreign origin goods, freeing capital and speeding distribution while offering lower duties on mixed origin items.
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Chet Carrier
Associated Press
Kansas City
America
Wham
Marshall Miller
Greater Kansas City
U.S
Miller
United States
New York
San Francisco
Seattle
New Orleans
Toledo
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Birthday Reflections on Time and Aging Across a Family
A meditation on aging, time as a foe, and how birthdays evoke joy and burden. The narrator recalls parents aging, a mother’s last days, and a wife who masks age while daughters steer fashion, ending with the quiet despair of lost youth.
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Dr. Faust
Thanksgiving Eve Ball at Stanford Hose Co. in Corry
The 66th annual Thanksgiving Eve Ball will be next Wednesday at the Junior High School gym from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Chuck Fern and his Orchestra will provide dancing music and a floor show during intermission.
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Stanford Hose Company
Chuck Fern
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