One Or The Other From 1947 Kansas Prohibition Debate
A 25 year old clipping recalls Russell raids ordered by Gov. Arn seizing whiskey, slot machines and punch boards. The piece argues Kansas long grapples with liquor and gambling laws, calling for a clear wet or dry, and all gambling policy, rather than mixed rules. The author notes public apathy toward enforcement and a slow move toward open legality or strict prohibition.
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Kansas
Russell
Ed Arn
Chanute plans 92 unit low rent housing project
Chanute seeks federal aid to build a 92 unit complex including a 50 unit elderly high rise, duplexes and single family homes. Low bid stands at 1.6 million dollars, averaging just over 17 thousand per unit, highlighting high costs under federal rules and dated building practices amid a wide discussion of the Nixon China trip and world balance.
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Chanute
Here
Housing and Urban Development Agency
Uncle Sam
Anabolic Steroids and Athletic Competition
A weightlifter writes to Dr Thosteson about the rise of anabolic steroids among elite athletes. He notes his own lifting totals have fallen in competitiveness and asks if using the drug would help restore his standing.
Androgen use dangers and medical cautions
A physician responds to questions about anabolic androgen use, noting potential bone growth stunting in youths, prostate and liver risks, uncertain long term effects, and the need for careful, limited use mainly as replacement in elderly deficient individuals. The letter also addresses birth control pills and honey for diabetics, concluding honey is sugar and not advisable in excess. A prayer closes the piece.
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J.J
Thosteson
W.J.Z
Escort Service Used To Protect Stewardesses
A New York airline organized a nighttime escort for its 300 stewardesses at La Guardia. Male staff escort them from the aircraft area to their cars while they wait nearby. The program follows an attack on a stewardess in the employee parking lot.
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New York
LaGuardia Airport
Rogers Speaks Forth as Secretary Gains Public Spotlight
Washington dispatch reports Secretary of State William P. Rogers will issue a major foreign policy report under his name and present it to Senate and House committees. The coverage shift follows tensions over Rogers's limited visibility during Nixon's China trip, highlighting long-standing debates over the secretary’s role versus presidential advisers.
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U. S
Peking
Nixon
U. N
Chou En-lai
Washington (Ap
William P. Rogers
State Department
Rogers
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
China
Mao Tse Tung
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Charles Bray
Bray
Chi Pengfei
Kissinger
Defense, Treasury and
Agriculture Departments
Central Intelligence Agency
Peace Corps
McGeorge Bundy
John F. Kennedy
Walt W. Rostow
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Harry Truman
Dean Acheson
Women’s Libe Makes Gains In Hollywood
New York AP notes progress for women in TV with three pilots featuring a woman doctor a private eye and a woman lawyer These roles shift from male dominated work Jayne Wyman stars as pediatrician Dr Amanda Fallon in NBC The Bold Ones The pilot contrasts with Marcus Welby MD style medicine Eve Arden tries Hildegard Withers in ABCs A Very Missing Person but the aging sleuth angle weakens the plot The piece views these pilots as tests of a broader shift toward female led TV roles
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New York
Hollywood
Jayne Wyman
NBC
the Bold Ones
Amanda Fallon
Marcus Welby
M.D
Medical Center
ABC
Stuart Palmer
Eve Arden
Hildegard Withers
Miss Withers
TV Notes On The Lockhorns And Fireball Forward
The review praises Miss Arden in The Lockhorns and notes Susan Hayward's Heat of Anger could become a courtroom series. It commends ABCs Fireball Forward as best weekend effort, with Gazzara starring as a front line general. Washington reports Agriculture Dept data on record cigarette exports: 31.8 billion units worth 182.8 million dollars, up from 1970.
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Susan Hayward
CBS
James Stacey
ABC
Patton
Ben Gazzara
Washington
Agriculture Department
Foreign Agricultural Service
Farm Roundup on 1972 Set-Aside Signups Progress
Washington AP Agriculture Department seeks to gauge if the 1972 set-aside program will curb grain output. A progress report on farmer enrollments through March 2 will show land committed for feed grain, wheat, sorghum, and barley, with a March 10 signup deadline and no extension planned. Through Feb 24, feed grain enrollment was about 13.3 million acres, far short of the 38 million acre goal. wheat signups showed under 1.6 million acres in the set-aside plan, threatening the hoped output reduction.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
USDA
Department
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