Judge dismisses charges against Ellsberg and Russo
Editorial notes a federal California judge dismissing charges against Daniel Ellsberg and Anthony Russo in the Pentagon papers case. Recent disclosures show a White House aide tied to undercover agents examining the defendants' psychiatrist’s files, though nothing was found and the government faced questions.
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Pentagon Papers trial tainted by political meddling claims
The article accuses a Nixon aide of trying to discredit the defendant during the trial and offering the FBI director post while proceedings continued. It alleges White House pressure on the FBI to tap a defendant’s phone and calls the Nixon officials’ conduct appalling and akin to a cheap spy story while highlighting unresolved issues of secret sales.
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Congress' Partner In Crime and the Nixon impoundment clash
A historical review shows President Nixon facing court defeats over impounding funds for Great Society programs and river cleanup. Courts blocked withholding congressionally appropriated money, challenging executive power and separation of powers. The EPA ruling upheld spending approved by Congress, threatening presidential budget control.
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Federal push favors bicycles over cars in capital
In Washington a transportation official opened a two day federally sponsored conference promoting bikes as an alternative to motor vehicles. With 13 million bicycles sold nationwide last year the shift could ease pollution energy shortages and fitness concerns, though some worry about overdoing the bike movement.
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Cracking Hangnails Plague Letter to Dr Theteston
S L M asks for help with persistent skin cracking near fingernails. The response notes most people experience hangnails and suggests taking action when the problem persists, framing it as an annoying but common issue.
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To Your Good Health Topics in Skin Care and Diet
A column on nail cuticle care and causes of blackheads offers practical tips. It advises softening skin, pushing back the cuticle, and using orangewood sticks, plus dietary notes and caution against squeezing blackheads. Dermatologist visits are suggested if problems persist.
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Poor Gambling Breeds Inflation
AP reports on inflation, policy, and economics as nations push resources to maximize output. It notes the US Employment Act of 1946 guiding demand, fiscal and monetary policy delays, and the risk of inflation from high spending and deficits. The piece also covers a USDA personnel issue involving former Nixon aides and job roles.
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Purge of Nixon aides hits Agriculture Department
Two former Nixon campaign figures hold key USDA posts. Assistant Secretary Clayton Yeutter oversees marketing and consumer services. Stephen B. King, former Nixon security man, now chief job recruiter, handles internal transfers and outside job requests.
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Television Log of Ottawa KS Daily Schedule Mess
Daily Ottawa Kansas TV log lists hundreds of broadcast times and programs across channels from early morning to midnight. It includes News Weather Sports soaps game shows films and cartoons with numerous titles such as Sesame Street Lost in Space Dragnet Beverly Hillbillies Hawaii Five-O The Fictional list reflects a full day lineup and station promos with subscription and postal details.
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Floods Reduce Farm Jobs Across Rural Areas
Washington AP. The Agriculture Department reports spring floods reduce farm employment. A Spring 22-28 survey tallies 4,164,100 workers on U S farms, down 3 percent from last year. Hired workers total 951,000, vs 1,016,300 previously, with declines mainly in Mississippi River states where flooding halted field work.
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