Impeachment chatter over Nixon echoes constitutional limits
The editorial notes Section II of Article II allows impeachment for treason bribery or high crimes not stupidity or arrogance. It observes heightened talk about removing President Nixon after firing the Watergate prosecutor and AG resignations, but warns much of the chatter is merely talk from liberals and the media.
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United States
Nixon
The Way Out for Impeachment Odds and Nixon
Viewing with alarm Congress hesitates to impeach Nixon, awaiting a public groundswell. Ground for impeachment remains contested, with tacit approval of Watergate raised as a possible high crime. Tapes may reveal much, but separation of powers defense offers a legal refuge.
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House
Nixon
Dear Dr Thosteson seeks help for fear of death
A reader, Mrs H H, reports a persistent mental problem after six hospital visits and four psychiatrists. She asks where to find sound help for her fear of death and outlines lack of satisfactory assistance to date.
Faith and usefulness curb fear of death in Health Column
In this Health column, the narrator urges embracing faith and usefulness to ease death anxiety, noting many live without fear while aiming to help others. Readers are advised to focus on doing needed work, paying debts of friendship, and arranging affairs to avoid burdening others. The piece also cites medical Q&A on epilepsy treatment and diverticulosis concerns with practical, non alarmist guidance.
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Thosteson
Kojak A Winner Among TV Losers
New York AP reports the CBS premiere of Kojak with Telly Savalas as a sardonic New York lieutenant. The episode mirrors a real Brooklyn store hold up and siege with a hostage crisis, a bold roadblock chase, and a dramatic police takedown. The piece notes the show’s authentic feel and crowd scene, plus Hare Krishna theatrics outside the set. A second AP item covers rising use of surgical staplers by United States Surgical Corp, noting 500,000 patients stapled since 1967 and over 5,000 operations weekly in 1,500 hospitals.
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Telly Savalas
Theo Kojak
New York
Brooklyn
Gunsels
Kojak
United States Surgical Corp
Absent Symbols by Don Lambert
A veteran questions downtown Ottawa’s lone flag on Veterans Day and argues symbols reflect trust and freedom. He criticizes the president for power misuse, urges restoring congressional authority, and laments America’s slipping from equality and peace to hunger and decay.
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Don Lambert
Ottawa
United States
Television Log Mosaic Schedule From Ottawa Daily
Television listings for Ottawa Kansas feature a dense schedule from 5:00 PM to 12:00 AM with multiple stations and channels. The page lists programs including Sesame Street, Leave It To Beaver, Truth Or Consequences, Mister Rogers, Wild Wild West, Green Acres, Hogan's Heroes, Adam 12, Sonny And Cher, Bob And Carol And Ted And Alice, Cannon, Kojak, Masterpiece Theatre, Perry Mason, The Waltons, Combat, Ironside, Kung Fu, Guess Who's Coming To Dinner, The Saint, Night Gallery, and Johnny Carson among others.
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Green Acres
Electric Company
Hogan's Heroes
Lillas
TV Weatherman
World News
Beverly Hillbillies
Hank Stram
Sonny and Cher
Bob and Carol
Ted
Alice
Hospital
Faraday and Company
Cannon
Owen Marshall
Kojak
Night Gallery
Jim Croce
Johnny Carson
Perry Mason
Chuck Mangione
Yuma
U.S.A
Dragnet
Hollywood Squares
Bob Noblist
Police Surgeon
Ftroop
the Waltons
Combat
Flip Wilson
Toma
Advocates
San Francisco
World Press
Parents Without Partners
Don Fambrough
Down In The Dumps Remember When Nostalgia Column
New York AP piece surveys small joys that lift life from childhood calls to a zoo to telephone, train whistles, a winning race bet and family reunions. It reflects on simple pleasures and enduring love from parents, friends, and everyday moments.
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New York
Mr. Bear
Mr. Wolf
UN FAO chief warnings on world food security
In Washington AP reports Dr. Addeke H. Boerma of the FAO warns that rising world grain prices hurt the poor, urging the U.S. and Russia to back a minimum world food security plan with grain reserves. He cautions that despite temporary relief from record harvests, vulnerable developing countries face ongoing hunger.
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Washington
United Nations Food Authority
Nixon
Addeke H. Boerma
U.N
Food and Agriculture Organization
Boerma
United States
Russia
Agriculture
Earl L
Butz
U.S
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