Proposal for federal force to curb hijackings at airports
The Civil Aeronautics Board chief proposes a special federal security force to cut airline hijackings. This follows a meeting of the Air Line Pilots Association which urged a world‑wide boycott against nations offering sanctuary to hijackers. Neither measure is seen as the ultimate remedy.
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Antihijack Viewpoints on Hijackers and Safe Havens
From past indications hijackers come in many forms and are hard to distinguish from ordinary passengers. A global inclusive agreement is needed to deny sanctuary to any hijacker. Removing safe havens and crime funding could reduce incidents as most hijackers avoid jumping from planes.
Wasted Manpower in Louisburg Gets New Health Team
Louisburg, Kansas, a town of about 1,000 residents, will gain two doctors and a registered nurse from a new National Health Service. The program relies on student loans or draft deferments to place personnel, promising local medical access but adding red tape and costs for space and government. The piece argues fewer military requirements could free manpower for public needs.
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Youth Vote Question on Long-Serving Politicians
The piece notes Arkansas Senator John McClellan seeking a sixth term at 76 with 30 years served and California Representative George P. Miller aiming for two more years after 28 years in office at 81. It questions if veterans serve the country or themselves and urges younger voters to consider this.
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Question on fissure healing after hemorrhoid surgery
A reader asks Dr Thosteson whether a fissure can heal without additional surgery after undergoing hemorrhoid surgery over a year ago. The inquiry seeks non surgical options and prognosis.
Fissure surgery, laxatives, and bowel care advice
A reader with fissure after hemorrhoid surgery is advised surgical correction, plus options to ease constipation. Prune juice or milder laxatives may help, while bulk producers should continue if tolerated. Avoid over-clearing stools to reduce waiting time confusion. consider X-ray colon to check for adhesions after ovary removal.
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US cotton exports may surge if 1972 crop materializes
Washington officials say foreign buyers are turning to U.S. cotton as surveys indicate a 1972 crop of about 12 million bales, the largest since 1965. Growers have planted 13.5 million acres, up 10 percent from 1971, with export demand rising and reserves improving after years of shortfalls.
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Nixon Court drifts split on defender rights and searches
The Supreme Court, with Nixon appointees Powell and Rehnquist facing resistance, expands Gideon era rights by ruling a lawyer is needed whenever a trial could lead to possible liberty deprivation. In a separate decision, the Court broadens police power to search without warrants based on tips, in a Bridgeport, Conn. case, marking a strong law and order shift.
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NBC Telecasts Major League Baseball In Summer Block
NBC launches ten weeks of live baseball replacing Laugh-In and films. Detroit Tigers beat Minnesota Twins 2 1 in Bloomington Minnesota opening night. CBS ends Amateur's Guide to Love after 13 weeks and reruns My Three Sons. Candid Camera nostalgia and failed game show experiments are noted for weak appeal.
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New Zealand Prime Minister’s quip outpaced by interpreter
Wellington AP reports the lively wit of Prime Minister John R. Marshall at a luncheon for a French parliamentary delegation was upstaged by a poker faced interpreter. The PM quipped about visiting France and calling on two girl friends Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo.
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Television Log Shows Dense Daytime and Evening Lineup
A detailed Ottawa Kansas TV log lists a full day of programs from early morning to late night. It covers News Weather Sports and a wide mix of dramas comedies educational shows and movies with many reruns and local scheduling notes.
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