Dole Criticizes Networks Over Nixon Coverage
Republican chairman Robert Dole urged that television favors anti Nixon criticism. He questioned media bias and noted Cronkite's pronunciation of Republican mientras defending Nixon Laos actions. He accused some critics of seeking Communist victory in Vietnam.
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Boston Daniels Chiefs City Police at 40 Rookie Era
Boston Daniels rose from a Pullman porter and ditch digger to chief of Kansas City, Kansas police at age 40 in 1967. He became the first black Kansas City police lieutenant, captain, and major, later winning the Exchange Club’s police man of the year for cutting crime. The reforms include Crime Alert, a police cadet program, drug abuse efforts, and two new subnet stations serving surrounding towns.
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Actress Anna Maria Alberghetti to entertain at White House dinner
Actress singer Anna Maria Alberghetti will entertain at a White House state dinner next Thursday night for Italian Prime Minister Emilio Colombo. Colombo is Nixon’s guest for a February 18 19 summit on mutual problems. Alberghetti is 34 and was born in Pesaro Italy.
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Photographers Missing After Laos Helicopter Downing
In Saigon officials declare no photographer survived a South Vietnamese helicopter crash near the Laos border. Four editors and photographers Henri Huet Larry Burrows Kent Potter and Keisaburo Shimamoto were aboard along with seven South Vietnamese crew. Ground troops and rescue missions search the rugged jungle site as the second helicopter’s fate remains unclear with up to 18 missing overall.
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Engineering Transfer Scholarship Toward KU Grant
Prof Don W Green department chairman says a part of a 2000 dollar scholarship grant to Kansas University's chemical and petroleum engineering will aid transferring engineering students from junior colleges. The award will be divided with some funds set for new students.
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Adam 12 hammock slot boosts NBC ratings with Dean Martin show
NBC positions Adam 12 between major programs in a hammock slot and sees rising ratings. The episode features guest Shelley Berman and plots around a skid row stabbing and a gunman at a railroad station. Dean Martin Show pacing seems to lag while Lincoln Day special gives prime time.
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Racism Named Top Problem by Malcolm X College Leader
Dr. Charles Hurst president of Malcolm X College in Chicago told Pittsburg State College listeners that race relations remain America’s foremost problem. Hesaid racism spans black white red brown and similar divides and blamed educational facility shortages for wasted minority brain power during Black Heritage Week events.
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