Apollo 13 Top News Story of Year Highlight
Editorial polls name the Apollo 13 flight as the number one story of the year. The April 13 moon mission almost ended in tragedy, as three astronauts piloted a crippled craft around the moon and safely landed in the Pacific after four days.
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Moon
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Bad News Year Reflections on 1970 Violence and Terror
A retrospective lists ten grim events from 1970 including Kent State and Jackson State shootings, Cambodia war expansion, widespread bombings, hijackings, and a Canadian kidnapping. The passage laments the year’s violence and fears for what lies ahead, urging prayers for relief.
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Kent State
Jackson State
Cambodia
Canada
Inflation Story Of The Future Recession And Inflation 1971
The piece discusses persistent inflation in the U S economy into 1971, noting higher unemployment and wages despite slowing growth. It cites President Nixon calling for restraint and Fed Chief attributing inflation to wage-cost pressures, while Congress continues high spending and a mounting national debt. The author urges better listening by Nixon and Congress in the new year.
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U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Nixon
Help for Plastic Surgery on a Low Income Teen
A 16 year old writes that as a child he suffered severe burns to the chest and shoulders from water. Though a doctor recommended plastic surgery, his family lacks funds and health insurance. He asks if any organization can finance the operation.
Inquiring Ways to Seek Help for Severe Disabilities
A reader asks about options for extensive surgery and skin grafts. The advice emphasizes consulting social services, crippled children's funds, and plastic or ear specialists to assess feasibility, necessity, and local availability.
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Thosteson
Correspondents Finale A Good One
In New York AP CBS two part Year-end Report highlights foreign affairs with correspondents noting US influence retreat and Russia advancing. Marvin Kalb says Russia will not again accept humiliation seen in the Cuban missile crisis while Eric Sevareid muses we are all passengers on a space ship.
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New York
CBS
Ita
United States
Russia
Marvin Kalb
Eric Sevareid
Kansas Court Reform Echoes in KVHA Election
Wayne Lee reports on the Kaw Valley Hemppickers Association election bringing scrutiny to Kansas lower courts. Phillip C. Hill, 22, called himself a drug dealer and vowed to hold court on the curb and marry homosexuals. Douglas County Attorney says justice of the peace is a powerless post with no office or courtroom. Attorney General Frizzell rules that justices of the peace are illegal in 108 larger Kansas cities.
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Wayne Lee
Kansas
Harris
Kaw Valley Hemppickers Association
KVHA
Phillip C. Hill
Douglas County
Lawrence
Justice of the Peace
Kent Frizzell
Justices of the Peace
Philip C. Hill
Nation
Kansas Justice of the Peace System Reforms in 1960s
The piece outlines how Kansas moved to abolish and reorganize justice of the peace roles, detailing 1965 and 1967 reforms that shifted duties to county courts. It describes probate judges becoming county judges, concerns about workload, and perceived bias in horse sense justice in smaller counties. It includes quotes from attorneys criticizing juvenile and traffic rulings and notes limited Supreme Court guidance and legislative steps toward reform.
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Court of Common Pleas
Crippled Children’s Commission
BIS
Boys Industrial School
Topeka
Supreme Court
Love Story Sparking Film Trend Across Hollywood
Critics hail Love Story as a potential tonal shift toward romance over explicit sex with early box office in New York theaters. Star pair Ryan ONeal and Ali MacGraw drive a Harvard law romance touched by illness, amid mixed reviews about performance and lasting impact.
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Associated Press
Jack Valenti
Motion Picture Association of America
Sacramento
Calif
Charles Champlin
Los Angeles Times
Paramount Studio
New York
Ryan O'Neal
Harvard
Ali MacGraw
Radcliffe
Erich Segal
Miss MacGraw
Gail Rock
Women’s Wear Daily
Saturday Evening Post
O'Neal
Vincent Canby
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Television Log Night Schedule Summary
A dense TV grid lists programs across hours from 00:00 to 1:00, noting multiple channels and show titles. Notable items include Munsters Dick Van Dyke Early Show Pajama block, sports pages with Peach Bowl Alabama Oklahoma, and late night films like Island Of The Blue Dolphins and Gidget Grows Up.
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Dick van Dyke
Kansas
Petticoat Junction
Shiloh
Eddie
Medical Center
Johnny Cash
Hawaii Five-O
Dan August
Merv Griffin
Paul Harvey
Lisbon
Dick Cavett
Doctors
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Gomer Pyre
Somerset
Mike Douglas
Virginia Graham
Lucille Ball
Perry Mason
Matt Lincoln
Alabama
Oklahoma
Jim Nabors
Gidget Grows Up
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