Editorial on torture in POW reports and allied regimes
The Friday editorial condemns torture and mental intimidation of prisoners of war by North Vietnam and Viet Cong, urges reflection on U S policy and alliances, and condemns abuses by regimes and allies alike from Greece to South Africa. It links wartime brutality to broader political and moral obligations.
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Spiro Agnew
William Rogers
Greece
Brazil
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Cuba
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Spain
South Africa
Amnesty
Vietnam
Rewards and whistleblowers in Navy budget fights
The Gordon Rule episode shows how public pressure forced a Navy reversal after rule based cost cutting hurt allies. Rule returned to supervising shipyard contracts while Roy Ash rose to head the OMB. The Fitzgerald case mirrors this as he fights a Thai posting from the Air Force contract overruns verdict.
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Litton Industries
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A. Ernest Fitzgerald
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Athlete's heart query answers from Dr Thosteson
A reader asks what athlete's heart means and how it occurs. The doctor replies that medically it denotes only a strong healthy heart and has no special disease connotation from weight lifting or strenuous training.
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Dr. Thosteson
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Health notes on heart strain and ear noise remedies
This reader letters column discusses the difference between the term good health and heart disease, noting that strenuous exercise does not damage a healthy heart. It covers ear noises in aging, possible causes, and general relief strategies, plus a denture glue safety reassurance and dentist advice for new wearers.
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Thosteson
United States
Evening TV Schedule Log Card Highlights
A dense list of programs across multiple networks detailing a full day’s broadcast from News and Weather to classic sitcoms, dramas, and movies. It notes numerous show titles such as Sesame Street, Lost In Space, The High Chaparral, Hogan's Heroes, Mission Impossible, and The Mary Tyler Moore Show among many others, with times and channel cues.
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Kansas
Mayberry Rfc
Hogan’s Heroes
Lilias
TV Weatherman
World News
Hollywood Squares
Beverly Hillbillies
High Chaparral
Wall Street Week
Sanford and San
Dragnet
George Kirby
Brady Bunch
Washington In Review
Sanford and Son
Mission: Impossible
Partridge Family
Lenox Quartet
World Press
Masterpiece Theatre
Circle of Fear
Bobby Darin
Archie Funhouse
Lidsville
Sesame Street
Underdog
Fun Club
Soul Unlimited
Outdoors
CBS Children’s Film Festival
News
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Dennis the Menace
Bill Anderson
Christ Unlimited
Electric Company
Samson
Bobby Goldsboro
Oakland
Minnesota
Nashville Music
Poland
Buck Owens
Target
Porter Wagoner
Reasoner Reports
Hogan's Heroes
Hee Haw
Lawrence Welk
Sportsman’s Friend
Washburn Insight
Mod Squad
Land of the Giants
Hamlet
Tarzan
Bridget Loves
Bernie
Grace
Julie Andrews
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
Vienna
Carol Burnett
VD Blues
Marcus Welby
Today
Four States
New Zoo Revue
Today Show
Mint School
Weather
Flintstones
H. R. Pufnstuff
Jeannie
Munsters
Rocky Underdog
Star Trek
Mayberry R.F.D
NBC Radio Revives Big Bands In Special
NEW YORK AP NBC Radio presents a three hour Sunday night special The Big Bands Swing Again hosted by Art Ford featuring veteran band leaders Stan Kenton Woody Herman Count Basie and Benny Goodman Interviews were taped in cities where they were performing The program aims to inspire young musicians in campus jazz bands and highlights Basies long swinging straight ahead groove as well as Kenton and Basie on current stage shows.
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NBC
Art Ford
Stan Kenton
Woody Herman
Count Basie
Benny Goodman
Kenton
Basie
Farm wage debate as earnings near proposed $2 standard
Washington AP reports USDA surveys show average cash wages for hired farm workers at $1.97 per hour nationally as Congress considers raising the farm minimum to $2 by 1976. States vary from $2.10 in Connecticut to $1.36 in Alabama, while many workers are not paid hourly. The department notes various wage forms and a composite rate of $1.57 per hour.
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Nixon
Agriculture Department
Congress
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Alabama
Insurance fears rise with boom in economy
In a New York perspective on the economy, George McDonnell of Zurich-American argues that prosperity drives more theft, accidents, and risky marginal equipment. He warns that as inflation and overtime grow, insurers face rising claims and premiums, potentially leaving customers with higher rates and limited coverage amidst rapid expansion.
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Zurich-American Insurance Companies
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