Public hearings urged as Santa Fe must prove train losses
The Interstate Commerce Commission orders a hearing on Santa Fe Railway’s plan to drop passenger trains 23 and 24 effective Jan 6. Past hearings showed public support to keep The Chief, with mixed results on the Grand Canyon. The rail line argues it loses millions, while skeptics note scheduling changes and prior rulings.
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Santa Fe Railway
Interstate Corporation Commission
Grand Canyon
Santa Fe
Hutchinson
Dodge City
ICC
Kansas Corporation Commission
Kansas
Garden City
Christmas Cookies and a Keough Family Appeal
The column shares an 1883 Christmas cookie recipe with flour sugar butter eggs and optional flavorings. It then urges support for the Keough family fund. the mother is hospitalized while the three sons in Florida mourn the father killed in a Thanksgiving weekend highway crash.
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Keough
Florida
Mr. Keough
Nixon's austerity lunches fuel White House chatter
Gossip claims President Nixon sticks to cottage cheese and ketchup for lunches as the budget debate rages. The piece jokes that the Agriculture Department should rush stamps to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue while noting Dick’s waistline and hints at Spiro Agnew’s meals.
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White House
Nixon
Department of Agriculture
Pennsylvania Avenue
Spiro Agnew
Bill Brown Le Roy Allman John Fraizer
Bill Brown Le Roy Allman and John Fraizer are named in a brief notice fragment. No clear action, event, or context is readable to establish a factual report or date.
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Bill Brown
le Roy Allman
John Fraizer
Nixon Memo Urges Massive Government Personnel Cuts
Reported by Jack Anderson, a confidential Nixon memorandum to top advisers calls for sweeping staff reductions across all government areas. It criticizes bureaucratic waste, stresses reorganizing the entire federal structure, and cites Burns's December speech as a guiding economic touchstone while noting potential clashes with Congress and agency defenses.
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Washington
Presistent
Nixon
Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Arthur Burns
Tax Foundation
New York
Burns
Federal Reserve
Post Office Department
House Post Office Committee
United Federation of Postal Clerks
Agriculture Department
Congress
Angriest Man in Bangkok Grills U S On policy
Thai Foreign Minister Thanat Rohman accuses the United States of shifting blame to figures like Fulbright and Symington while Thailand under his 11 year tenure has aligned with U S defense pacts. He denounces Sweden’s credit to North Vietnam and Japan’s defense burden as part of broader grievances over U S aid and trade.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Thanat Rohman
United States
Fulbright
Symington
Beleves
South Vietnam
Soviet Union
Dr. Thanat
Senator Fulbright
Senate
Arkansas
America
United States Senate
Thannar
Sweden
North Vietnam
Sweeden
Japan
Friends of the United Af States
Montgomery
Ala
Birmingham
U.S
Frank M Johnson Jr
Larry Allen Hill
Johnson
Hill
Dow Jones to replace rail average with transport index
The Dow Jones rail stock average will shift to the Dow Jones transportation average on January 2, dropping nine rail stocks and adding six airlines and three trucking firms. The move reflects changing freight patterns as planes and trucks outpace rails. Newcomers include American and Pan American airlines, United, Consolidated Freightways, and Pacific Intermountain Express.
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Jack Lefler
NEW York
Dow Jones
Dow Jones Transportation
Dow Jones & Co
Wall Street Journal
American
Eastern
Northwest
Pan American
Trans World
United Airlines
Consolidated Freightways
Pacific Intermountain Express
U.S. Freight Co
Charles H. Dow
Edward D. Jones
Dow Jones Indus
Former Wichita Mayor Appeals Conviction
Former Wichita mayor William Tarrant appeals a conviction for aiding and abetting a hunting companion in illegal transportation of wild ducks. Magistrate John Wooley set the verdict. Tarrant, of Goddard, was acquitted on two charges while his companion James Culbertson of Hoisington was fined 425 dollars for shooting beyond the daily limit and illegally transporting five wild ducks.
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Wichita
William Tarrant
John Wooley
Tarrant
Goddard
James Max Culbertson
Hoisington
U. S. District Court
Max fashions bring cosmic designs to hosiery line
New York AP reports Peter Max extends his art to a new hosiery collection. His bold cosmic geometries and flower fantasies appear on stockings from knee to toe, marketed for young women seeking bold personal style. Max, born in Germany and trained in astronomy, collaborates with Swami Satchidananda in New York on this leg art venture.
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Joy Stilley
NEW York
Max
Peter Max
Victivi
Germany
Shanghai
Tibet
Israel
France
Paris
Swami Satchidamanda
Integral Yoga Institute
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer puzzle chaos
The text presents a scrambled crossword byline with a long list of incomplete clues and garbled entries. It appears as a damaged OCR fragment including scattered numbers and misread words, with a jumble of supposed answers and foreign strings.
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Federal Home Loan Bank Board
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Arma College
Telegram Motor
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Grealey
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Jack Anderson
Robert
Bobby” Kennedy
Ted
Mary Jo Kopechne
Chappaquiddick
Pentagon
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J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
George McGovern
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Malcolm V. Loepke
Herman Hoffstatter
William Buckley
Angriest
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Stockholm
Olof Palmerave
Kenyon College
Ohio
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Paul Newman
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Eugene Sheffer
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Aday
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