Editorial on Attorney General and political influence
The piece argues that the attorney general, as chief prosecutor, holds vast power jeopardized by partisan politics. Citing past figures and Kleindienst, it warns DOJ has drifted from nonpartisan justice and calls Congress to preserve legal integrity in the department.
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J. Howard McGrath
Harry Truman
Herb Brownell
Eisenhower
Robert Kennedy
John Mitchell
Richard Kleindienst
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Arizona
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Richard Nixon
Kleindienst
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A Big Hike Pushes Social Security by Mills
Wilbur D. Mills proposes a 20 percent boost to Social Security benefits, aiming to mobilize nearly 20 million retirees who vote. Critics note the 5 percent national hike under consideration and warn the rise may be excessive during Phase II.
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Wilbur D. Mills
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Bill Moreland
Fort Hays State
Kansas
White House
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Uncle Sam expands price control enforcement disclosure
The government reversed course and will provide names of price control and rent violators on request. This shift aims to bolster public support for inflation controls, contrasting with prior secrecy that protected voluntary violators and withheld names from enforcement details. Critics warn it may seem unfair to those unaware of the rules.
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Sam
Thumb Sucking Guidance For Young Childs Nighttime Habit
Dear Dr Thosteson discusses easing a five year old granddaughter away from thumb sucking. The expert says thumb sucking is normal in infancy and a moderate amount isn’t alarming, noting it often occurs when quiet or preparing for bed.
Thumb Sucking And Coffee Habits Adolescent Adam’s Apple Concern
A reader asks about thumb sucking in a young child and how to respond without harm. The dentist notes occasional thumb use is unlikely to misalign teeth and advises watching for household pressures rather than forcing a change. Another letter questions coffee harms, with guidance that caffeine can cause jitters or affect sleep but varies by person. A 16 percent boy with a prominent Adam’s apple is told weight gain may lessen the effect and teasing will fade as he matures. A biblical prayer closes the column.
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Thosteson
Term Papers Big Business Sparks Legal Battle
A rising number of states move to curb a growing term paper trade run by firms like Termpaper Research Unlimited. Ghostwriters, often with advanced degrees, sell papers to students for 2 to 6 dollars a page, provoking legislative and academic debate on morality and learning. Ward Warren and Kenneth Warren run a Boston start up with 100000 papers sold nationwide. California backs a bill to criminalize selling term papers to college students.
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College
Ivy League
Pacific Coast
Boston
TI Am
Ed Whalen
Creative Communications Consultants
Urbana
California
Jim Keyser
Keyser
Granada Hills
Harvard
Archie Epps
Southern Ilinois University
David J. Carson
Babson College
Massachusetts
Ward Warren
Warren
Termpapers Unlimited
NBC Spends An Evening Living In Yesteryear
NBC presented a period variety hour with Tennessee Ernie Ford hosting and Betty Grable Dick Haymes and Maureen O Hara as standout guests embracing World War II era nostalgia. The program mixed classic songs showy numbers and film star impressions in a lavish, lively premiere. ABC countered with a horror pilot The Eyes of Charles Sand built around a gifted investigator and a mansion filled with screaming melodrama.
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NBC
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Betty Grable
Dick Haymes
Maureen O'Hara
Ford
Picking Patch
Miss Grable
Berkeley
Haymes
Miss O'Hara
George M
Charles Sand
Peter Haskell
Television Schedule Log From An Evening Guide
A dense list of TV programming across hours from early evening to after midnight. The log names dozens of shows and movies with channel notes, including News Weather Sports and classic programs like Gunsmoke Bonanza and Bewitched, plus several movies and game shows.
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Mike Douglas
Jeff's Collie
Big Valley
Daniel Boone
Dick van Dyke
Jeannie
Kansas
Andy Griffith
Longstreet
Farm Roundup Prices Rise Amid Hog and Beef Boosts
Washington AP reports February farm prices rose 2 percent from January led by a $3 per hundredweight jump for hogs and record high beef cattle prices. Hogs averaged 25.70 per cwt mid month, beef cattle 32.60, milk down to 6.06 per cwt, eggs 28.9 cents per dozen. Feedlots expand in Mississippi delta.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Details
Ottawa Herald lists daily edition details with editor Robert B. Wellington and pricing. Trade area rates cover monthly and yearly options with tax, out of area higher by mail, and out of state subscribers taxed 3 percent. Also notes AP rights for news content.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Mali
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