Editorial Vital Talks The President Meets Premier Brezhnev
The President and Premier Brezhnev plan to discuss world peace and limits on armaments as six nations spend over 190 billion annually on defense. Despite decades of efforts to slow the arms race, fear drives costly protection, and U S defense outlays consume a large share of tax revenue. The piece warns that poverty fears may surpass fear of foreign rivals.
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Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Russia
U.S
China
France
West Germany
Britain
United States
Echoes of Watergate and press scrutiny across papers
A column recalls Eastern newspapers digging into administration members amid the Watergate cover-up. It notes shock at names surfaced and mentions readers pressuring outlets to suppress stories. The piece ends with Hearst quip about keeping trouble out of newspapers.
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Ottawa
William Randolph Hearst
Hearst
Oxygen Tanks and Heart Attack Urgency
A reader asks Dr. Thosteson whether an oxygen tank used in a body shop can aid someone having a heart attack. The husband suggests using the tank with a mask and connections, claiming it can help. the query seeks guidance on oxygen differences and proper medical use.
Emergency Oxygen Use and Health Queries Chronicle
A reader asks about proper emergency oxygen use, distinguishing heart attack from other conditions, and the risks of misapplied oxygen. Dr Thosteson notes not all cases need oxygen, stressing correct pressure and duration, plus contacting doctors in smaller towns. The column also answers questions on bubble gum, menstrual bleeding, urinary pain, and alcohol use with medical guidance and a closing prayer.
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C.U
Alcoholics Anonymous
Clark And Bandstand Return On ABC Night
AP report on Dick Clark hosting a 20th anniversary style special for American Bandstand on ABC at 11 30 pm EDT with Clark reflecting on Bandstand origins in Philadelphia 1952 and his career including The $10 000 Pyramid and producing rock concerts. He recalls guests from the first show including The Billy Williams quartet Janie James and the Corvettes.
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New York
Histor Nation
Vision Network
ABC
Dick Clark
Philadelphia
Clark
Los Angeles
CBS
Utica
N.Y
Billy Williams
Janie James
The
Corvettes
Marcus Welby
Koltanowski
NBC Reports
Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra
Streets of
Johnny Carson
Grace Crawford
Flashback
News
Somerset
Seway
Global powers seek peace while nerves rise over summit
Special correspondent William I Ryan reports leaders of the Soviet Union and United States discuss a future shaped by their talks. European observers fear the peace may tilt toward Moscow's long term goals, while NATO, East Europe, and China watch for shifts in influence and detente. Brezhnev and Kissinger weigh balance between consumer needs and heavy industry as the world awaits consequences.
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William I
Ryan AP
Ropean
China
United States
Moscow
Stalin
Khrushchev
U.S
NATO
West Europe
Brezhnev
Export wheat concerns loom for 1973 market
A trade team from eight Midwest states met Agriculture Department officials after tours in six European countries. Sponsored by Great Plains Wheat, Inc, the group cited European worries about tight export supplies despite U.S. projections for the century. Department estimates indicate ongoing world wheat constraints.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Texas
World Wheat
Farm Roundup eyes record grain output and price impact
The report projects U.S. production near 331 million tons this year, with exports dropping to about 63 million tons from 69 million in 1972. European traders fear erratic price moves and export controls, while USDA foresees a near 1.8 billion bushel wheat crop and global factors from Canada and Australia affecting supplies.
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Department
Great Plains
U.S
Nixon
USDA
Europe
Australia
Soviet Union
China
Africa
Middle East
India
Great Plains Report
Television Log Daily Schedule Highlights
A dense broadcast log lists daytime to late night programs at Ottawa Kansas with numerous shows across networks. Entries include Sesame Street Lost in Space Darker blocks such as News Weather Sports Daytime dramas game shows and movies featuring NBC CBS and local entries. The compilation notes subscription details and AP affiliation.
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Kansas
Jackson Five
Paul Dixon
Madeleine
Doctors
Bay City
General Hospital
One Life To Live
Peyton Place
Holllywood
Andy Griffith
Somerset
Mike Douglas
Perry Mason
All My Children
Lassie
Jeff's Collie
Maine
Secret Storm
Electric Company
Munsters
Hazel
Lilias
TV Weatherman
World News
Beverly Hillbillies
Animal World
Emergency
Legacy
Dragnet
America
Dan August
June Wayne
Flight
Io Tokyo
Art of Animation
Homewood
Owen Marshall
Chad Everett
Texas Medical Center
Johnny Carson
Art Linkletter
Ottawa
Robert
Wellington
Associated Press
Farm income forecast rises to 22 billion in 1973
Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz said farmers will net at least 22 billion dollars this year, about a billion more than six weeks earlier, in a Winter Haven Florida speech to Florida Citrus Mutual. He noted last year’s net farm income reached 19.2 billion, and he projected 1973 income above 22 billion. The department had projected around 21 billion for 1973 on May 7.
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Washington
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Winter Haven
Fla
Florida
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North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Alliance
East EU
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