Editorial calls for measured US aid to South Korea
The piece argues the United States must protect Seoul from the north while avoiding blind support for any regime. It warns martial law harms democracy and urges allied accountability to justify ongoing defense commitments amid Cold War tensions.
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Kansas Governor Calls For Half-Staff Flags Over Hostages
Hutchinson News notes Gov. Carlin joined White House efforts to keep hostages in focus by lowering Kansas flags to half-staff. The column argues the gesture distorts tragedy and urges flag misuse be avoided, suggesting other larger American crises deserve attention.
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A fragmented TV guide lists programs and stars including Lindsay Wagner Jane Wyman and the American Ballet Theatre performances. It notes live telecasts from Lincoln Center and stage listings such as La Bayadere and The Carver Show with guests like Paul Sorvino and Larry Adler. The text includes film and series references, wartime drama, and a religious verse at the end.
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Sensible Risks Drive Earth Resources Growth Story
John Cunniff reports on Dan Krausse head of Earth Resources Co who built a diversified growth empire through deliberate risk taking. From a 12 month plan to credit, refinery and mine acquisitions, the company posted 16.5 million in profit on 406.2 million revenue with rising assets and equity, while Krausse stresses calculated risk and rapid response to change.
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Left Over Effects Of Rheumatic Fever
A letter section explores the lasting impact of rheumatic fever and Lyndenham's chorea, clarifying that memory loss is not typical, and notes about aging memory. The column also covers sinus trouble from past radiotherapy, allergy heredity odds, sleep aids for the elderly, alcohol and sedatives effects on sleep, and a brief inquiry about X-ray exposure and joint pain.
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College Baseball Could Have Replaced Pros During Strike
AP Television Writer says a baseball strike could have shifted attention to college and minor league games. NBC planned to air college world series highlights and minor league baseball while major league play halted, possibly boosting college baseball’s popularity.
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