Deception In Broadcast News Critiqued By Staggers
Rep. Harley Staggers accuses CBS of deception in news as a cancer threatening democracy. He cites a 2,700 word appeal to House support for a citation against CBS and urges that Congress investigate practices that mislead viewers into perceiving fiction as reality.
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Washington
House
Columbia Broadcasting
Congress
Harley O. Staggers
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Farmers Kidnap Bolivia Official Demands Ransom for Vehicles
A group of farmers abducted Julio Jauregui 63 manager of South American Placers and two others at a mining site about 100 miles from La Paz. They demanded government ransom in farm vehicles and machinery after Jauregui had been briefly released a month earlier when the company paid a tractor and a jeep.
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Bolivia
Julio Jauregui
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League of Women Voters Seeks Welfare Cost Details
Tulsa chapter calls on state and national offices for help to pin down welfare reform cost estimates. Disparities show the plan could cost Oklahoma 64 million or save 8 to 32 million. The Tulsa chapter supports Nixon welfare reform urging removal of many from welfare to work.
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Tulsa
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Investigation into Rogers County sheriff’s office raises questions
Dr. D. A. Williams of Memorial Baptist Church cited a Tulsa World piece from Sunday about the inquiry into the Rogers County sheriff’s office and the associated longhairs story.
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Tulsa
Okla
Rogers County Sheriff's Office
Hepahoma
D. A. Williams
Memorial Baptist Church
Tulsa World
Oklahoma City Hospitals Refuse Juvenile Rape Examinations
Oklahoma City police report difficulty securing medical examinations for a young rape victim to verify cases. University Hospital restricts juvenile examinations. Mercy Hospital says doctors will treat injuries but not examine for courtroom evidence. St Anthony’s has no record of the victim. officials cite concern over repeated testimony.
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Oklahoma City
Bill Anderson
Reau
University Hospital
Mercy Hospital
Paul Myers
Explosives OK'd For Demolition Of Huckins Hotel
A Thursday permit allows use of low-yield explosives to demolish the Huckins Hotel in downtown Oklahoma City. Demolition contractor J A Tompkins said he is unsure if an expert can be procured to handle the explosives.
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Oklahoma City
Huckins
J.A. Tompkins
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