Not Yet Big Brother Editorial Dangers in Surveillance
Ottawa Herald argues against government wired surveillance, noting a proposed system to connect homes, cars, and boats to a propaganda network. It cites White House denial as extreme and stresses privacy, individual rights, and vigilance against expansive state power.
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William S. Moorhead
Pennsylvania
Dick Tracy
Tax revolt in Kansas shapes November ballot
A historical look at Docking’s tax lid and the 45 statewide questions on November ballots. It details proposed amendments, including No 2 to reorganize the executive branch, making governor and lieutenant governor a team with four year terms, removing treasurer and auditor, and promising a shorter ballot while addressing local tax concerns.
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Kansas
Docking
Robert Docking
Cold Fingers Reply to Doctor About Finger Color Changes
A reader writes to Dr Thosteson describing three fingers on the right hand turning white and very cold when exposed to cold or when gripped tightly. The symptoms subside after a few minutes as blood flow returns, prompting a medical inquiry.
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Dr. Thosteson
Raynaud's syndrome and health questions letter column
A reader asks about nine months of finger coldness and possible Raynaud's syndrome with vascular spasm. Doctor advises not diagnosing from description, smoking cessation, possible gland issues, cervical rib pressure, or neck muscle pressure as causes, and recommends medical examination to find underlying cause. The column also answers questions about birth control pills raising blood pressure, a nose growth potentially cancer, and notes about syphilis test results and a prayer segment.
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Life jackets would reduce fatalities in boating
Nashville AP report notes from January to July 1971 Tennessee logged 26 boating accidents with nine injuries and 13 deaths. This year 25 accidents show 11 injuries and 21 boat related fatalities. David M. Goodrich of the Tennessee Game and Fish Commission says most drownings stem from lack of readily available lifesaving equipment.
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Nashville
Tennessee
David M. Goodrich
Tennessee Game and Fish Commission
Future Cloudy For Controls In Nixon Wage Policy
Washington AP reports the future of President Nixon s wage price controls is unclear with experts split on whether to extend modify or end them. Many officials foresee continued controls into 1973 due to budget, inflation, public opinion and political risks if Congress is not asked for extension.
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Nixon
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TV Network Schedule Summary for Friday Evening
A dense list of television programs across hours from 5:00 p.m. to 2:15 a.m. including Sesame Street, Lost In Space, Batman, The Hollywood Squares, The Tonight Show, sports, and multiple films. Notable titles include The Dirty Dozen, Run a Crooked Mile, The Robe, The Mission Impossible, and The Magnificent Seven with extensive Comedy-Drama and News blocks.
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Hazel
Hogan's Heroes
Carrascalendas
Lilias
Hollywood Squares
Beverly Hillbillies
Mayberry R.F.D
High Chaparral
Wall Street
Brady Bunch
Sanford and Sons
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Washington Week In Review
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Just Generation
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Lidsville
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American Bandstand
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the Butcher
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Archie
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Insight
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Herald of Truth
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Rex Humbard
Your Church
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Face the Nation
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Dick van Dyke
Grace Crawford
Farm Exports Set Record At $10 Billion This Year
Washington AP An optimistic forecast from Agriculture Secretary Earl L. Butz projects farm exports rising to a record $10 billion this fiscal year up 25 percent from 1971 72. A $1.2 billion Soviet Union deal for wheat feed grain and soybeans is a major driver along with continued purchases by Japan. The forecast also notes a $3.5 billion surplus in the U S farm trade balance and a likely reduction of the overall deficit from last year despite higher nonfarm deficits. Butz also orders USDA agencies to boost support for farm cooperatives and annually report progress in cooperative development. The report highlights winter wheat planting progress in the southern Great Plains with seeding near completion in Kansas Oklahoma and Texas and good moisture aiding stands.
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