Federal food aid study classifies recipients by race
The Agriculture Department is reviewing 14 million names to determine race for food stamp and commodity programs and to feed data into civil rights analyses. Officials say classifications rely on visual observation and surnames, with results aimed for July and not 100 percent accurate.
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Washington
The
Agriculture Department
USDA
Frank B. Elliott
Secretary of Agriculture
Inter
Percy Luney
Luney
No Politics Best For Nixon Dominates News Cycles In 1972
Nixon pursues a no politics stance while using the presidency to shape coverage. The White House expands Vietnam disclosures, Kissinger trips, and a $2.5 billion reconstruction offer, eclipsing the deficit budget and economic report.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Vietnam
Lyndon B. Johnson
Paris
U.S
Singer Carole Feraci Declares Peace Speech Successful
Los Angeles AP reports singer Carole Feraci 30 prompted a White House moment when she unfurled Stop the killing before Nixon in the East Room and called for ending bombing. She later said the incident accomplished her aim and expected others to speak out.
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Los Angeles
Nixon
White House
Carole Feraci
Billy Graham
Bob Hope
Ray Coniff Singers
Jesus Christ
Berrigans
Daniel Elisberg
Coniff
Mewsmen
Fourteen Die In North Carolina Weekend Traffic Crashes
A weekend of North Carolina crashes left at least 14 dead, raising the yearly toll to 129. Victims include McCoy Royster 27 of Virgilina Virginia in a creek overturn near Oxford Granville County, teens Rodney Evans 17 and Ricky Prescott 14 near Farmville, and Malissia Smith 45 and Emmett Isler 64 in a head on collision near Kinston. Additional victims listed include Foster, Harvey, Everett, Moore, Rappaport, Jacobs, Rose, Bullock, and Zeb Brown Jr. in various counties.
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North Carolina
McCoy Royster
Rt. 2
Virgilina
Highway Patrol
Oxford
Granville County
Farmville
Rodney H. Evans
Ricky Prescott
Malissia Thompson Smith
Emmett S. Isler
Kinston
U.S. 258
William Norman Foster
Rt. 4
Louisburg
Henry Newton Harvey
Burlington
Sara Jones Everett
Raleigh
Dennie Lynn Moore
Greensboro
Stanley Rappaport
Fka Rockaway
N.Y
Allen Edgar Jacobs
Durham
Thomas Lee Rose
Rt. 1
Four Oaks
Johnston County
Budd Bullock
Elm City
Wilson County
Rocky Mount
Zeb Brown Jr
Ruffin
Rockingham County
Television Log Review of Filmed TV Features and Chronology
AP writer surveys made for TV features. Olivia de Havilland stars in The Screaming Woman, a Gaslight style tale with a redeemed ending. NBC Chronology season shifts toward lighter fare and a warning on lead poisoning.
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Olivia de Haviland
Olivia
Miss de Haviland
NBC
Evening TV Schedule Snapshot with News and Programs
A historical listing shows a 6 P.M. to 11:30 P.M. lineup including CBS NBC and ABC news blocks, entertainment shows, and sports options. Notable items include Walter Cronkite, Andy Griffith, Buck Owens, Gunsmoke, Green Acres, Merv Griffin, and Dick Cavett.
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CBS News
NBC News
Walter Cronkite
Andy Griffith
Buck Owens
Merv Griffin
Dick Cavett
Daytime TV Schedule Fragments With Classic Shows
A scrambled listing shows a dense daytime TV lineup including The Today Show Captain Kangaroo Gomer Pyle Sesame Street The Love of Life Jeopardy Search for Tomorrow Password Days of Our Lives Guiding Light General Hospital Edge of Night One Life to Live Lassie Rifleman Petticoat Junction Truth or Consequences and The Munsters. It captures a mid century network canvas with multiple soaps game shows and family comedies.
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Secret Stern
General Hospital
Somerset
One Life To Live
Evening Programs Capsule Delivers Diverse Screenline
Capsule listing presents a mix of TV offerings and films. It notes Douglas' New York furniture delivery mishap and Haney's bid to resell, Dodge City disruptions by a vengeful outcast, George Plimpton and Walter Mitty in a safari, 12 12-LAUGH-IN cameos, N. C. State vs Maryland basketball, Where Eagles Dare Part II, Deadlier Than The Male, and a Bangladesh documentary on postwar recovery and world presence.
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Civil Rights Commission
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Office of Equal Opportunity
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Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
United States
Henry Kissinger
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William P. Rogers
Hanoi
Singer
Associated Press
RCA
Wurlitzer Piano
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Alec Raleigh & Durhem
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Montlieu Ave
John Crowder
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Marty
High Point
Marty's
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Marty Boyd
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Nancy Ghosn
Alice Seymour
Sandy Kearns
Cindy Drezner
Westchester Mall
Veterans Memorial Gardens
Avenue of Flags
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Carolina Biblical Gardens
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Jamestown, N.C
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Twin Oaks
N. Main Street
Real Estate Education, Inc
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Guilford Room
Top of the Mart
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Edward H. Shaw
Cynthia Lowry
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New York
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Charlotte
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WSOC
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Roanoke
Winston-Salem
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Yeep
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Triad
Capt. Kangaroo
Haze
Math ‘Baline
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Search For Tomorrow
Password
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Betty Feezer
Guiding Light
Daniel Boone
Misterogers
Big Valley
the Munsters
Green Acres
Petticoat Junction
Dick van Dyke
Douglas
Haney
P.M
Dodge City
George Plimpton
Walter Mitty
Ahmed
Jack Carter
Chad Everett
Paul Lynde
Mona Tera
John Wayne
ACC
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ABC
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Clint Eastwood
Mary Ure
Richard Johnson
Ellie Sommer
Sylvia Koscina
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