Editorial Sour Notes on Ehrlichman Appeal
The Ottawa Herald blasts ex White House plumber John Ehrlichman for appealing his conviction in the Ellsberg affair. It argues warrantless break-ins could be justified by foreign espionage, and accuses the President of wielding unchecked authority. It notes DOJ represents Ehrlichman and the Watergate prosecutor pursues the case at taxpayer expense.
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White House
John D. Erhlichman
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Ehrlichman
Department of Justice
Watergate
Tax agents probe top executives for illegal campaign donations
Washington AP IRS expands Campaign Contribution Compliance Project to include foreign bribes and payoffs by U S based firms. The probe centers on returns of about 50 corporations led by top officers, with defenses from Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing and others under scrutiny. Gulf Oil United Brands Northrop Ashland Oil Phillips Petroleum named in investigations.
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Washington
Special Project
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Singleton B. Wolfe
Minnesota Mining and Manufacturing Co
United Brands Co
Gulf Oil Corp
Northrop Corp
Ashland Oil Inc
Phillips Petroleum
Donald Alexander
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
Gulf
United Brands
Vanik
Gulf and
Congress urged to end private grain inspections
A nation wide push urges Congress to remove grain inspection from private hands and place it under government control via the Agriculture Secretary. The measure, backed by Sen. Hubert Humphrey, would be temporary for one year to study best systems while allowing federal inspectors to curb corruption linked to boards of trade and marketing groups.
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Hubert Humphrey
Secretary of Agriculture
Sec
Earl Butz
Boards of Trade and Marketing Agencies
Congress
USDA
Capital shortage haunts business and households nationwide
New York AP report says every level of business fears capital scarcity or rising interest rates as government deficits loom. Lenders balk at small loans, while investors focus on giant blue chips, leaving mid-sized firms underfunded and markets stagnant. The Committee of Publicly Owned Companies critiques investment concentration in top stocks.
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New York
Jones
Pension Funds
Dear Dr Thosteson Woes Of Elderly Aunt Health
A reader asks for medical guidance for an elderly aunt in her mid 70s with mild diabetes a healed ulcer and diverticulosis. The letter outlines concerns about managing these conditions together and seeking advice.
Doctors Note Harsh But Often Correct For Swallowing Trouble
Dear readers share throat difficulty with no clear X ray findings. Thosteson explains possible diabetic neuritis or minor stroke affecting swallowing, urges strict diabetes control and neurological evaluation if symptoms persist. He cautions that mild diabetes can cause nerve problems and may mimic other issues.
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C.A.M
Massive Middle East oil boom spurs farm plans
Washington AP reports soaring oil revenues in the Middle East spark major agricultural development, with Iran Lebanon Iraq Syria and Saudi Arabia identified as growing markets for U.S. soybeans and oilseeds. The Foreign Agricultural Service notes demand for meat feed ingredients and vegetable oil as nations push poultry production and school feeding programs. Iran alone saw oil revenue rise to 18.5 billion dollars last year, fueling agriculture expansion while soybean imports are expected to rise to meet diet protein needs.
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Washington
Mideast
U.S
Agriculture Department
Iran
Lebanon
Iraq
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Department
Foreign Agricultural ‘Service
Foreign
Clarence Goldsborough
Usda Agency
Howard Akers
American Soybean Association
North Africa
Television Log Dream Schedule Across Prime Time
A dense TV grid lists 5 PM to midnight airings across stations and channels. Programs include News, Truth or Consequences, Sesame Street, The Beverly Hillbillies, Gunsmoke, Star Trek, MASH, Hawaii Five-O, Rowan-adjacent shows, and late movies with multiple title variations and cross-network blocks.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
Lilias
Hogan‘s Heroes
Beverly Hillbillies
Rockies
Joe Garagiola
Gunsmoke
Andy Griffith
New York Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Gomer Pyle
S.W.A.T
Alan Watts
Myself
Maude
Dick van Dyke
Rhoda
Bighorn
Medical Center
Caribe
Washington
World Press
Mike Douglas
Tin Lady
Consumer Experience
Assignment America
General
Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and Notices
Published daily except Sunday and Holidays. Subscription rates shown for trade area and outside trade. By mail monthly and yearly options listed with taxes. Out of state subscribers receive a 3 percent sales tax deduction. Associated Press rights noted.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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Jesus
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Untouchables
Perry Mason
Tomorrow
Nova
USMC
Hawaii Five-O
Marcus Welby
M.D
Mr. Rooney
Interface
Lilla’s
Larry Shaw
Thur
Kentucky Fried Chicken
Aton
9Th & Main St
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Haaven Hain Ue
DEVIL
Lenis
Sandy Howard
Liam Shatmer
Keenan Whain
Gage Esso
James Ashton
Gerald Hop
Robert Fuest
Barbra St
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Ryan Oneaas
Aer Tana
Hhe Demil
Rain DA Lupino
Mrs Previon
Fot
Satan
Cullen Ane
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Hillcrest Ec
Peter Bagdanovic
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