Editorial: Nixon loses aura of infallibility in Watergate era
The piece notes a rebellious Congress curbing presidential power over Vietnam funding and impoundment. It argues the Nixon myth of infallibility is shattered, with the House voting against Cambodia bombing funds and the Senate restricting impoundment, signaling a shift in checks and balances and public trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Cambodia
America
Vietnam
Senate
Christian Science Monitor
Nixon
No Time For Cobwebs on Energy Policy Debate
A column warns Congress to quickly address a national energy policy to boost domestic oil and natural gas, coal use, and orderly nuclear and conventional power development. It cites historical study delays since 1821 on metric adoption and argues slow action leaves the nation in darkness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
John Quincy ‘Adams
United States
Distaff Side menu items and shifted names
The article notes the longest running steak menu item once labeled chopped beef under many names like salisbury and ground sirloin variants such as Sir Galahad and Old John Peel. It also mentions an aborted plan by housewives to observe Gloria Steinem's birthday and lists school dates for 1973 74. It covers Emmy winner remarks about credits and Roger Unruh's move to Pratt, plus local radio show projects and a Planetary Citizen pledge by Norman Cousins and U Thant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
John Peel
Gloria Steinem
Kial
Roger Unruh
Pratt
Roger
USC 457
Mike Meyers
Dennis Joyce
Fragments of a Tax Notice From an Unknown City
Fragmentary OCR text references a tax or fee notice for a city named Gbiden City Konsad A7046. Mentions a person possibly Fred Brecks and John Finsler with age indicators 80 and 92.06, a date this month, sales tax, postage, and applicable sales tax. No clear action or outcome.
Quiet reception for Rogers in Latin America
Secretary of State William P. Rogers travels through eight Latin American nations with a low key approach amid scattered protests. Police guard routes in Mexico City, Managua, Caracas, Lima, Bogotá, Rio de Janeiro and Brasilia while some demonstrations occur. Rogers says he sees no hostile faces and expects concrete results, despite private dissent over coverage in Time magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Brasilia
Brazil
William P. Rogers
Amerca
United States
Colombia
U.S
Venezuela
Hsiday
Hemisphere
Rogers
Mexico City
Managua
Caracas
Lima
Bogotla
Rio de Janeiro
Bogotia
Latin America
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson AL Rockeffeller
Roger
Matiagua
Rio
Bogota
Washington
Brothers Killed Trimming Trees At Osawatomie State Hospital
Two Osawatomie brothers Charles M. Stephens 23 and Richard E Stephens 17 were fatally electrocuted Tuesday while trimming trees at Osawatomie State Hospital. Richard an all state football star was to graduate tonight and had been offered by Fort Scott Junior College. Charles was employed by a firm contracted to trim trees at the hospital grounds.
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Osawatomie, Kiam
Sia
Osawatomie State Hospital
Charles M. Stepheny
Richard EB
Stephenris
G. C. Stephens
Osanwatiomie
Richard Stephens
University of Kansas
Fort Scott Junior College
Owpilvall
Liquor by Drink on Sunday Rejected in Independence
Independence voters approved a referendum to reject an ordinance allowing liquor by the drink. The measure failed 6,640 to 4,772 after a petition drive led to a revote. The city council had passed the ordinance earlier on February 5, triggering the petition and referendum.
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Independence, Mo
Independence
Ref
China Delegates Begin Six Day U S Tour
A Chinese journalism delegation arrives in New York to begin a six day U S tour as the first leg of a two week visit. They tour the United Nations and explore the city by car, boat and helicopter meeting with people and noting friendly exchanges. The trip is arranged by the American Society of Newspaper Editors which sent a 22 member delegation to China last October. The journalists plan stops in Albania and Mackon Ga Chicago Denver San Francisco and Honolulu.
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New York
Dom Bostion
United States
American Society of Newspaper
Ediitons
People’s Republic of China
Albania
Micon
Chicago
Denver
San Francisco
Honolulu
Bible Thought on Setting Affection on Heavenly Things
A brief meditation urges setting affection on heavenly matters and avoiding pursuits that deaden imagination or erode self respect. It emphasizes Colossians 3:2 as guiding counsel to prioritize spiritual values over worldly concerns.
Alas No More Babies Around the House by Jim Bishop
In a wry column, Jim Bishop recalls his changing role as daughters grow from playful youngsters to teens. He laments the shift from hero father to family memory while noting four daughters and surprising, affectionate calls from them.
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Tun
Virginia
Lee
Gayle
Karen
Kathi
Daddy
Mom
Cat
Witla
Amit
Traumatic years of growing up and dating in a family
A narrator recalls disturbing observations as daughters date. Virginia Lee, Gayle, Karen, Kate and Kathi are mentioned with college achievements and looming danger. The voice hints at a predatory threat behind social milestones, as girls mature under scrutiny and fear.
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Traitona
Teir
Virginia Lee
Gayle
Frank Genace
Jackie Gleason
Kate
Phi Theta Kappa
Beltone
Mark Lavrich
Karen
Kathi
Rock singing and vocal health during shouting contests
A medical column warns that loud rock singing and shout contests can cause early inflammation and thickening of vocal cords in youths during growth. Nodules and scar tissue may form later, weakening voice power, so performers are advised to avoid extreme vocal strain. The piece also touches on British approaches to anxiety and summer-related nervous fatigue with simple exposure therapy and hydrotherapy tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. Ve
Ines
Ciiraight
London Institute
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Aottenition Kansas Academy, of Family Physicians
Public Pulse urges better zoo animal housing
A letter from readers argues the zoo confines large animals in cramped concrete cages and calls for upgrading habitats to resemble natural surroundings. The authors urge reallocating funds from new polar bears to improved enclosures for existing animals to create a nicer zoo for both visitors and animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy J, Jones
Ann Dolyniuk
Barbara Kemper
State officials weigh lower speed limits on highways
Letters from Lonnie Keener of Garden City question justifications for reducing interstate speeds to save gasoline. He lists Great Bend and other towns and criticizes the idea as wasteful and misplaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Great Bend
Leewed
Scott City
Garden City
Lonnie Keener
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer Clue List
Puzzle page line shows cryptic string of letters and city newspaper style label. Eugene Sheffer byline indicates a standard crossword feature with clues and grid reference hidden in the garbled text.
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Tharene
Jim c
Norman Cousins
U Thant
Garden City Telegram
New Wears
Telegram Publishing Company
Kansas
Advertising Meneger
Fred Brecks
John Finsler
Ke Rey Allmes
Gbiden City
Konsad
China
Bible Thought
Jim Bishop
Ginny
Tisha
Rock
Aboonmat Fcans
Atic
Eugene Sheffer
Mhrao
An Commons
Noble
Adovar
the Sun
New
Chemical
Resorts
Paul
Fire
Ayouch
Alfonno
Jacob
O'Casey
Aish
Iris
A. Pai
Din
Macehearer As
Bite
Cal
Slo
Aed
Witkar
A. Ae
Jaz
Isa
Riciaioe Syndicate
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