The Weak Speaks Up Editorial on Echeverria Visit
Luis Echeverria Alvarez spoke to Congress defending Latin America’s fair play and criticizing U S neglect of hemisphere problems. He cited U S river pollution in the Colorado River harming Mexican lands and urged joint efforts, funded by the U S, to curb drug flows from Mexico.
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Luis Echeverria Alvarez
Mexico
Congress
United States
Colorado
Supreme Court limits lodge discrimination ruling in liquor-license case
The high court ruled a Moose lodge in Pennsylvania may refuse service to a Black guest despite its liquor license, a narrow decision that does not settle whether private clubs may independently govern membership. The ruling draws debate on private lodges policing members and broader issues if challenged later. Also from Kansas budget time, August hearings set to reveal next year’s expenses with typical wage hikes amid public-employee costs and tax constraints.
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Pennsylvania
Supreme Court
Kansas
Carbohydrates Dear Dr Thosteson Letter Response
A diabetic writer on a 2000 calorie diet reports to Dr Thosteson that they have received good advice and that their doctor says they are fit as a fiddle. The tone is friendly and suggests ongoing medical guidance.
Understanding Carbohydrates A Basic Guide
Carbohydrates are energy foods made of carbon hydrogen and oxygen. They mainly supply fuel and heat, as opposed to proteins which build cells. They include sugars from fruits and cane sugar and starches like spaghetti and white flour. Excess carbs can be stored as fat. vegetables provide minerals and vitamins with varying carb content.
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Thosteson
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Snap Beans and Sweet Corn Acreage Forecasts for 1972
The Agriculture Department estimates 1972 planted and to be planted acreage for snap beans and sweet corn for processing and cucumbers for pickles at 878,470 acres. Breen peas for processing are forecast at 424,500 tons. Snap beans for processing total 272,600 acres, up 9 percent from last year, while snap bean acreage for freezing reaches 73,600 acres, up 26 percent.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Nixon deploys aides on globe spanning diplomacy
President Nixon arranges high level diplomacy with Kissinger returning from Peking, Rogers set for a 16 day nine nation swing from Australia to East Europe, Burns to Latin America for talks with financial leaders, Connally continuing his globe circling assignment visiting 18 countries.
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Washington
Nixon
Tokyo
Moscow
William P. Rogers
Australia
Europe
Rogers
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
Argentina
Peru
Venezuela
Brazil
Secretary of Treasury
John B. Connally
Asia
Connally
Peking
U.S
South Asia Treaty Organization
Belgrade
Bucharest
Budapest
Hungary
Burns
White House
Treasury
David
Peterson
TV Critics Split On The Super And The Corner Bar
AP reviews find The Super about a New York apartment boss lacking laughs but with potential from cast and setting. The Corner Bar, a daydream of Gleason style humor, features Gabe Dell and a mix of characters, yet needs sharper material and pacing to sustain interest amid broad ethnic jokes.
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New York
ABC
The
Super
Joe Girelli
Richard Castellano
Joe
Archie Bunker
Bob Reiner
Archie
Girellis
Castellano
New York City
Jackie Gleason
Farm Roundup Debate Over AID Young Executives Report
National Farmers Union President Tony T Dechant urged Nixon to repudiate an Agriculture Department Young Executive Committee report calling for abolishing federal farm programs. He warned the plan would lead to corporate control and harm the economy. Assistant Secretary Lyng said the report has no official status. The committee, formed in 1971, urged phasing out basic programs over five years and cutting non resource loan rates to a disaster price level for feed grains.
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Washington
National Farmers Union
Tony T. Dechant
Nixon
Agriculture Department
Young Executive Committee
Dechant
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Asst. Agriculture
Richard E. Lyng
Department
Clifford Hardin
Television Schedule Dense Daytime Lineup
Ottawa Kansas daily TV log lists a near round‑the‑clock schedule from 5:00 PM to 2:30 AM with multiple channels and programs. Notable entries include Sesame Street, Hogan's Heroes, Mister Rogers, My Three Sons, The Innocents, and Room 222 alongside news weather and special segments.
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Jeannie
Kansas
Hazel
Hogan's
Hogan‘s Heroes
Hee Haw
Room 222
Mayberry R.F.D
Simon
NET Playhouse
Assignment
Longstreet
Ironside
Special
Owen Marshall
Dean Martin
World Press Review
Johnny Carson
Dick Cavett
David Frost
Merv Griffin
Dinah Shore
Lucille Ball
Somerset
Lucille Rivers
Dennis the Menace
Cafferty
Peyton Place
Andy Ghefith
Jelt’s Collie
All My Children
Petticoat Junction
the Saint
Mike Douglas
Big Valley
Mister Rogers
Johnny Sokko
My Three Sons
Wagon Train
Dick van Dyke
Electric Company
Porter Wagoner
Brady Bunch
Hollywood Squares
Sanford and Son
O'Hara
U. S. Treasury
Washington In Review
Baller Derby
Chronolog
Partridge Family
Film
Nashville Music
Governor
J. J
Johnny Cool
Jesus
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
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