Editorial on Vietnam War deserters and draft evaders
As prisoners of war near home, the nation embraces returnees while still facing the issue of military deserters and draft evaders. Estimates suggest over 60,000 resistors fled or went underground, with the President signaling stance on their fate.
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Vietnam
North Vietnam
Deserters face penalties amid call for conscription amnesty
The piece critiques the President's stance on deserters and draft evaders, arguing prison threats harm national unity and suggesting offering amnesty to those willing to volunteer for military service now that active fighting has ceased. It frames the issue as a clash between peace aims and punitive policy, urging reconciliation.
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Peace Corps
United States
Southeast Asia
Army
Navy
Fatal crash on I 70 involves four students near Salina
A three car collision on I 70 near Salina killed a 92 year old deaf mute driver who crossed onto the wrong side and struck the students’ vehicle, injuring three. The group of four students included two more injured. The article questions fault and state driving laws given the elderly driver’s condition.
Paper deluge in Congress and states hinders press freedoms
The record adds 50,000 pages in Congress and 4,000 in the Federal Register, with Kansas lawmakers filing 137 bills at $500 each. A newspaper convention warned of future paper shortages and questioned if government needs will consume newsprint, potentially stifling press freedom.
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Congress
Congressional Record
U.S. Treasury
Herald
Doctor clarifies stool color and shape hints
In a patient question, a doctor explains that dark stools can signal bleeding high in the digestive tract. He notes cancer may cause bleeding but other causes include ulcers and diverticulosis.
Health Notes On Digestive Symptoms And Gall Bladder Tests
Reader questions cover fat stools signaling possible pressure in the lower bowel from hemorrhoids or other issues, weight loss struggles with emotional eating, and the accuracy of the gall bladder dye test. The doctor explains test limits, the need for sometimes multiple tests, and offers guidance on gradual weight loss and emotional eating strategies.
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Thosteson
G.K
Sullivan Special Falls Flat In TV Comedy Years
NEW YORK AP The CBS special Ed Sullivan Presents the TV Comedy Years runs 90 minutes and starts strong with Jack Benny and Fred Allen reminiscences but soon shows a string of mediocre clips. Sid Caesar Martha Raye and Red Buttons appear in a witty skit, yet overall the program lacks punch. The piece prompts satire on its uneven montage of 25 years of TV humor. In a separate note from Quebec AP a teller loses $4,000 when a customer drops a bill and she looks away.
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Ed Sullivan
Sid Caesar
Carl Reiner
Caesar
Martha Raye
Red Buttons
Charlie
Steve Allen
Jack Benny
Carol Burnett
Television Listings Page From Ottawa Kansas Daily
A dense programming log for Ottawa Kansas with channel schedules across the day. It lists programs, times, and occasional notes for Sesame Street Mayberry RFD Lost in Space Hogan's Heroes Dr. Seuss specials and news, weather, and movie airings. The page also includes publication details and subscription rates.
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Kansas
Mayberry
Chemistry
Zoom
Sports Today
TV Weatherman
World News
Hollywood Squares
Beverly Hillbillies
Police Surgeon
Jeannie
Maverick
Black Journal
Dragnet
Marcus Welby
NBC Reports
Koltanowski
Henry Butler
Weather
TV News
Dick Cavett
Johnny Carson
Rillington Place
Christ Unlimited
Maine
Tara
Son of Cochisel
Public Eye
Flintstones
Mike Douglas
Dinah Shore
Peyton Place
Somerset
Big Valley
Eddies Father
Green Acres
Treehouse Lane
Jeff's Callie
Daniel Boone
Mister Rogers
Merv Griffin
Star Trek
Electric Company
Munsters
News
Mayberry Rfd
Lilias
Film
Animal World
Emergency
Kansas History
Paul Lynde
Adam
Medical Center
Owen Marshall
Prince
Jesus
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
THE
Associated Press
Wool prices seen rising for sheep producers in 1973
A preliminary Agriculture Department outlook says 1973 wool prices should average well above 1972 and contrast with the 1971 low. Foreign markets are expected to strengthen, aided by the dollar devaluation. Higher wool and meat prices pushed sheep and lamb values up 11 percent last year, though western producers face predator losses to coyotes.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Floating currencies: should markets set value forever
The piece surveys the floating currency debate led by Milton Friedman who argues for no fixed exchange rates and markets determining value. It notes established fears and quotes Helmut Schmidt, J W Van Gorkom, and details on future hedging, futures markets, and the International Monetary Market in Chicago.
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New York
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
J. W. van Gorkom
Union Tank Car Co
International Monetary Market
Chicago
Leo Melamed
Friedman
Schmidt
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