Page Two Editorial Spy Tales Surprising Washington Revelations
Editorial notes that readers once believed Bond and Flint were fictional spies. It claims US agencies the CIA and FBI have spied for years by tapping telephones and bugging devices. It alleges the KGB ran a broad wiretap network and that the NSA monitored it without acting. It hints officials were targeted.
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CIA
FBI
First Things First on Wiretapping Law and Order
The piece argues that KGB and federal employees used double monitoring without proper court or attorney general authorization. Congress investigates rights violations alleged in the name of national security, aiming for legal reforms and accountability at the highest levels.
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KGB
Attroney
Congress
Editor blasts Santa Fe after McPherson wreck
The Sentinel editor fumes over a Santa Fe wreck near McPherson in which gas tankers with liquified petroleum derailed but did not explode. He argues for better track upkeep and preemptive inspections to protect the public and cites past derailments in Ottawa and Melvern.
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Sentinel
McPherson
Santa Fe
The
Ottawa
Melvern
Acne Mechanica And Prostate Talk In A Heartbeat
A reader asks about back and chest acne tied to tight clothing and sports gear. Dr Thosteson explains acne mechanica linked to irritants like bras and helmets and notes it can affect truck drivers. A second letter asks if wine worsens enlarging prostate. the response declines such link but suggests possible surgery if symptoms persist. A prayer closes the column.
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University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Department of Dermatology
Thosteson
Television Log Channel Schedule Highlights
A dense TV schedule lists channels ABC NBC CBS PBS and more with daily time slots. Programs include Sesame Street Truth or Consequences Electric Company Star Trek Hogan's Heroes Hawaii Five-O MASH Nova Perry Mason and Johnny Carson among many others across mornings afternoons and late evenings.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
Jeanne Wolf
Beverly Hilbillies
Andy Griffith
Mr. Rogers
Lilias
Beverly Hillbillies
Tony Orlando
Dawn
Royals
Lucas Tanner
Cannon
Don Showcase
Baretta
Oral Roberts
Mannix
K.C
Exodus Wanes as Israel Closes Immigration Centers
Fears of war recession and guerrilla attacks cut Israeli immigration, with official figures showing 56,000 here in 1972 dropping to 32,000 last year and only 6,000 newcomers in the first five months of this year. The Jewish Agency will close three U.S. immigration bureaus in St. Louis Atlanta and Union New Jersey due to the slump and funding gaps while nine recruiting offices continue elsewhere.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Jewish Agency
United States
Uzi Narkiss
Jewish Agen
Immigration Department
U.S
Middle East
Narkiss
Associated Press
St. Louis
Atlanta
Union
N.J
Narkis
Central Heights Schools Birthday Tribute Gains Praise
A local column poetically celebrates Central Heights Schools eighth birthday. The piece lauds the 40 acre campus with motorcycle education, a driving range, expanding curriculum, a strong FFA program, and well equipped facilities including a theater, gymnasium, home economics room, science labs, and foreign languages. It notes past administrative struggles but praises dedicated teachers and patrons.
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Joan Istas
Central Heights
Princeton
Richmond
Rantoul
Lane
Record corn harvest outlook boosts farm acreage gains
Washington AP The Agriculture Department reports nearly 67 million acres of corn for grain this fall the largest in 15 years with a potential record harvest up to 6.4 billion bushels. Soybeans harvested area about 53.6 million acres up 2 percent from 1974 while cotton plantings drop 26 percent to 10.2 million acres.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Crop Reporting Board
USDA
Corn
South Central States
West
Atlantic
United States
Phil Campbell
State Department
Campbell
U.S
Cotton Board and Cotton, Inc
Congress
Europe
Spain
Italy
Germany
France
Britain
Policy Dilemmas in The Economic Recovery Debate
New York AP analysis weighs how to secure a sound recovery from recession without reigniting inflation. It notes the cyclical pattern, the risk of easy money fueling inflation, and the political limits on ending stimulus as the nation nears the bottom of recession. The piece recalls Franco's 1936 Spanish Civil War start in Morocco and his rise to chief of state in 1939.
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New York
Spanish Morocco
Francisco Franco
Spain
Franco
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and AP statement
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and out of area, including monthly and yearly options with tax notes. Editor Robert B. Wellington notes tax deductions for out of state subscribers and credits AP news use rights.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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