Editorial Oil Lobby Worried by Senate Actions
The Ottawa Herald argues oil companies push a broad public campaign while Congress debates restricting major players. It cites American Petroleum Institute figures showing 18 firms dominate production and refining and urges price monitoring, noting U S energy costs are lower than many nations but calling for realism.
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Congress
Senate Judiciary Committee
American Petroleum Institute
United States
Drugs A People Problem
Opinion piece argues drugs fuel crime and require community action. It notes Wichita Black organizations admit a drug problem, with a committee to identify pushers and cooperate with police. Emphasizes parental involvement and treating drug use as a social issue, not just a law enforcement matter.
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Wichita
Fever Blisters and Self Care Q&A Exchange
Dear Dr Thosteson answers fever blisters cause and triggers, recommends early ice or alcohol application, explains herpes simplex virus persistence, and suggests monitoring monthly patterns for potential triggers. Another letter asks about allergic facial swelling angioneurotic edema and logging foods to identify triggers. A third inquires about a relative seeking to become straight, with Dr Thosteson suggesting psychiatry and discretion, plus a prayer ending.
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E.R
C.S
Thosteson
Anon
TV Poet Henry Gibson Still in TV Clutches
AP describes Henry Gibson, poet laureate from Laugh-In, performing a poem about the Democratic convention titled Hooked. The piece notes Gibson in Malibu with wife and three sons, preparing NBC pilot The Bureau, a Beau Geste spoof, and his Nashville fame.
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Jay Sharbutt
Los Angeles
Henry Gibson
Malibu
NBC
the Bureau
French Foreign Legion
Robert Altman
Nashville
Carlin Embraces Carter Role in Kansas Politics
John Carlin, Smolan dairy farmer, rises to influence in Kansas Democrats. Once mocked by Bob Docking and John Montgomery, he now leads the state delegation to the Democratic National Convention and serves as minority leader. He eyes Speaker role if Carter wins and Democrats gain ten House seats.
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John Marshall
New York
HNL
John Carlin
Kansas
Carlin
Jimmy Carter
Bob Dockings
John Montgomerys
Bob Brooks
Kansas House of Representatives
Democratic
Henry Lueck
Americana
Carter
Kansas House
Grain cooperatives struggle to crack Soviet market
AP Farm Writer DON KENDALL reports USDA findings that farmer owned coops still lag multinational firms in export reach to the Soviet Union. Despite some regional attempts to pool sales, fragmentation and poor coordination limit joint export efforts and port, sales, and market intelligence sharing. Five majors control about 85 percent of U.S. grain exports amid a 4.4 million ton initial tranche under a five year deal.
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Don Kendall
Washington
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
Farmer Cooperative Service
U.S
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Continental Grain Co
New York
Cook Industries, Inc
Memphis
Bunge, Inc
Louis Dreyfus, Inc
USDA
Russia
Cedar Rapids newspaper pricing and coop grain export report
The piece lists subscription rates for the Cedar Rapids paper and discusses grain marketing in the United States. It examines co-ops handling grain, their share of regional trade, and the need for direct export strategies and a federated export cooperative to boost shipments abroad.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
U.S
Extensive TV Schedule Highlights ABC NBC and CBS Lineup
A detailed one day television log lists channels and times for a wide range of programs from Sesame Street to Perry Mason. The grid includes news, sports, movies, dramas, comedies, and specials with many title references and recurring series across prime time and late night slots.
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Fun Club
Sesame Street
Garner Ted Armstrong
Ememy Country
Daniel Boone
World of Survival
Maverick
Walley's Workshop
Grandstand
Wide World of Sports
Nashville
Hamelin
Crockett’s Victory Garden
Lawrence Welk
NFL
Don Adams
Meet the Press
World Press
Litton
Babar
America
Harm's Way
McCloud
Kolak
Minskys
Masterpiece Theatre
Bronk
Wall Street
Ironside
Washington Week
News
Night Gallery
FBI
ABC News
Charlie Chan
Reno
Rex Humbard
Perry Mason
Target
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Christ
Gibson
Air Force
Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts
London
Jack Paar
Johnny Careon
Associated Press
Zoom
Beaver
Carrascalendas
Gomer Pyle
Andy Griffith
Beverly Hillbillies
U.S.A
Robert MacNeill
Dick van Dyke
Johnny Carson
Mary Hartman
Leonard da Vinc
Nashviile
Hee Haw
Washington Week In
Emergency
Jeffersons
St the Top
Chaillot
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
Dinah Shore
Steve Allen
Century Theatre
Harry Frigg
World of Energy
Andy Hardy
Man
Jack and the
Walter
Matthal
Tatum O'Neal
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