Campaign to undermine news media urged in White House memos
Editorial notes confidential White House memos proposing steps to counter the press. Tactics include press subversion from within and external pressure via letters to the editor. Attacks on reporters and outlets rise as leaders clash with media coverage and public reaction.
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Truth, Truth, Pain and Public News Delivery
A reflective editorial piece argues that accurate reporting, even when painful, is essential for a free society. It contends complaints about news harming the community show a bias toward image over truth. The text defends journalists for presenting bare facts to prevent public deception.
Heart patient dies suddenly after collapse at home
Dear Dr Thosteson, my mother had angina and heart failure and was on medication. Without warning she became dizzy, collapsed, and died within ten minutes.
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Dr. Thosteson
When Heart Fibrillation Ends A Life
A reader asks about acute fibrillation of the heart and whether anything could have saved a life after an ambulance call. The doctor explains fibrillation can occur with little warning and may be untreatable if the heart is weakened. defibrillation may help in some hospitals, but not always. The column also covers gout triggers, hormone therapy after hysterectomy, and prostate enlargement briefly, ending with a prayer for openness to others.
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Thad
Thoreson
D.H
Thosteson
J.L
Securities Industry Tough To Reorganize
NEW YORK AP How to restructure the sprawling securities industry into a centralized market faces many interlocking issues. Most favor a central market, but agreement on roles is scarce. Key questions cover access, implementation, operation, and listing, with government and major exchanges clashing over who participates and who pays.
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Wall Street
Washington
New York and American Stock Exchanges and Securities Industry Association
Con
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
John Liftin
Amex
NYSE
Big Board
Congress
Virgil Sherrill
Shields & Co
SIA
Central Market Committee
Watergate fears dent GOP in 1973 off year elections
AP Political Writer Carl P. Leabsdorf reports the 1973 off year elections show major Republican gains scarce as Democratic victories rise. Mills E. Godwin Jr. narrowly beat Lt. Gov. Henry Howell Jr. in Virginia. New Jersey swings against Republicans. Minneapolis and Detroit see Democratic wins. Nixon aides fallout deepens. Democrats claim a national turnout shift while Republicans acknowledge soft support amid Watergate fallout.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Nixon
Virginia
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Henry E. Howell Jr
Louisville
Wendell Ford
Kentucky
Minneapolis
GOP
Gladys Brooks
al Hofstede
New Jersey
Stamford
Ronald Reagan
California
Television Viewing Schedule Log Across Major Networks
Channel listings detail ABC NBC CBS PBS and syndicated outlets with prime time slots from 5:00 PM to midnight. Programs include Sesame Street Dragnet The Waltons Combat Beverly Hillbillies The Graduate Johnny Carson News and various movies and specials across channels 2 4 5 7 9 11 13 19 27 41 and more.
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ABC
NBC
CBS
PBS
Cbs-Abc
IND
News
Green Acres
Electric Company
Hogan’s Heroes
Dragnet
Hollywood Squares
Bob Noblitt
Police Surgeon
Beverly Hillbillies
Ftroop
The
Waltons
Advocates
San Francisco
Hollywood Television Theatre
Night Gallery
Johnny Carson
Perry Mason
Don Fambrough
Bronson
Lilias
You
Sports Today
Mulligan Stewey
TV Weatherman
World News
Bowling For Dollars
Beverly Hillbitttes
Animal World
Ozzie's Girls
Hee Haw
Starfost
Wall Street Week
Marcus Welby
New World Native
Brady Bunch
Washington Week In Review
Calucci’s Dept
Sanford and Son
Room 222
Masterpiece Theatre
Washburn
Brian Keith
Déan Martin
Ben Kirshner
Slow Progress For Women In Sportscasting Field
Ruth Walsh joins KOMO TV Seattle to cover sports and anchor a morning sports segment, joining Barbara Borin and Jeannie Morris as women breaking into TV sportscasting. Walsh notes learning ongoing for broader female audience and asks questions when unsure, earning cooperation from colleagues. Alfred Letourneur, famed six day rider known as The Red Devil, is mentioned in a separate note about Central Park cycling events.
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New York
Barbara Borin
WNAC
Boston
Jeannie Morris
WMAQ
Chicago
Ruth Walsh
Komo-Tv
Seattle
Wash
Bennetsville
S.C
KOMO
Central Park
Red Devil
Alfred Letourneur
Letourneur
Farm Income Estimate High
The Agriculture Department will issue a new 1973 net farm income estimate on Friday with signs it may exceed the current $24 billion forecast. Farm exports are seen reaching a record $19 billion for the year ending June 30, 1974, and Don Paarlberg suggested income could be between $24 and $26 billion.
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Agriculture Department
USDA
Don Paarlberg
Department
Minneapolis
Paarlberg
U.S
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