Who Owns America by Walter J. Hickel
Former interior secretary Walter J. Hickel argues resources belong to all Americans not a select few. In his book distributed by Prentice-Hall he calls for restoring balance in management of national resources and to challenge political and big business interests favoring private gains.
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Walter J. Hickel
Secretary of the Interior
America
Prentice-Hall
Hickel
Interior Department
Washington
Nixon
Wally Hickel, Abbie Hoffman clash over politics and youth
Wally Hickel urges government environmental action and bemoans Interior Department bias while Abbie Hoffman cuts his hair and calls youths to register and vote. Hoffman criticizes rock culture and media, then promotes participation in the political process.
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Abbie Hoffman
Phyllis Diller
Hoffman
Warner Bros
Two women in my family seek medical help for chest pains
The ECG Dear Dr. Thesteson letter describes two women in the writer’s family who are not blood related, both in their early fifties, energetic, not overweight, and experiencing periodic hard chest pains, feelings of suffocation, faintness, and great lassitude afterward, with different locations and doctors.
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Dr. Thesteson
Thosteson
S.S
J.P.N
Why does ECG testing still matter in heart diagnosis
A reader questions the reliance on the electrocardiogram despite its limits. The physician responds that ECGs reveal many clues others miss, while acknowledging tests have constraints and should complement clinical judgment. The exchange notes that nitroglycerin responses help confirm angina and urges broad evaluation rather than discarding ECG use.
China Could Import U S Wheat And Cotton In Coming Years
Washington report by Steven Washenko of the Foreign Agricultural Service analyzes the chance of U S farmers selling wheat and cotton to Red China if trade patterns persist. It notes China’s large output but limited foreign sales and ongoing import needs for key crops.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
China
United States
Foreign Agricultural Service
Steven Washenko
Hong Kong
Washenko
Lobbying From The Cellar NorML pushes for adult marijuana legalization
Washington AP profile of NORML founder R Keith Stroup, a 27 year old lawyer who started the National Organization to Reform Marijuana Laws with Playboy foundation funds. The group has 1,400 dues paying members, a small staff, and seeks state and federal action while insisting it does not advocate use. Despite testifying before a national commission, no lawmakers have introduced bills, and NORML pursues legal-aid and state lobbying with ACLU help. Stroup sees potential if the commission recommends repealing criminal penalties for simple possession.
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National Organization To Reform
Playboy Magazine Foundation
NORML
Stroup
Texas
Michigan
Vietnam
California
Ohio
Playboy Foundation
American Civil Liberties Union
National Commission On Marijuana and Drug Abuse
Michael Sonnenreich
Justice Department
Sonnenreich
Lanusse Survives Coup Attempt Strengthens Mandate
President Alejandro Lanusse emerged stronger after a Friday coup attempt, paving way for promised general elections in March 1973. About 50 officers were jailed for leading or planning the uprising, which failed as rebels with 1,200 troops and tanks surrendered after surrounding Azul.
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Buenos Aires
Alejandro Lanusse
Lanusse
Argentina
Roberto. M. Levingston
Azul
Country Music Awards Live Shows Brief, Poor Sound
New York AP reports NBC live from Nashville as the Country Music Awards run about an hour with brief speeches between songs. Sound quality suffers with roaring audience noise. Bonanza and other programs also contend for ratings as Disney and FBI slide in the season’s early Sunday lineup.
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New York
NBC
Nashville
Dan Blocker
CBS
ABC
FBI
Television Log Night Schedule Bustling Network Mix
A dense TV guide lists programs from 5 PM to after midnight including Munsters, Petticoat Junction, Dream Of Jeannie, Gunsmoke, The Tonight Show, Merv Griffin, Bonanza, Batman, News Weather and sports, with films like Cat On A Hot Tin Roof and The Leopard. Noting numerous soap operas, game shows, cartoons, and news blocks across channels and late-night movies.
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Munsters
Petticoat Junction
Kansas
Nanny
Guiding Light
Doctors
General Hospital
Bay City
One Life To Live
Love
Perry Mason
Gomer Pyle
the Speilers
Jeff's Callie
Mike Douglas
Big Valley
Dick van Dyke
News
Early Shaw
Jeannie
Cedar Published Daily Subscription Rates and Notices
Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B Wellington. Rates show trade area by mail monthly three months six months and year prices. out of state subscribers note 3 percent sales tax. Associated Press holds exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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