The Gap In His Last News Conference Commentary
Editorial argues Nixon clashed with electronic media over distorted reporting and poor communication. It suggests separate briefings for TV radio and print to reduce confusion and tempers, and criticizes the press for sensational coverage by figures like Dan Rather.
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Nixon
Oval Office
Dan Rather
Green Acres
Electric Company
News
Sports Today
TV Weatherman
World News Tonight
Beverly Hillbillies
Profile In Music
Sonny Terry
Brownie McGhee
Marcus Welby
Lillas
World News
Vera Cruz’ Fe
Hammertoe Question to Doctor About Cure
A 69 year old retiree with hammertoes asks Dr Thosteson if there is a cure or correction. He notes wearing loose sandals, sedentary lifestyle, and apparently sufficient shoe length. He seeks medical guidance.
Advice on hammertoe, tinnitus, and barium X rays
Patient questions about toe straightening with a toe pull device and risks of bursitis, tinnitus causes and coping tips including ear noises, and a doctor explains barium X ray prep and procedure for upper and lower GI studies with minimal pain and short duration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.J.L
World wheat crop seen larger than expected
The 1973 wheat harvest outlook grows brighter with the Soviet Union reporting a record 100 million metric tons, and officials suggesting a potential rise to 110 million tons. This larger supply may ease shortages for import-dependent nations but worry U.S. growers awaiting higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
Soviet Union
Character Is Nice, But By JOAN ISTAS Scene
A school board meeting depicts frustration over a 1-6 football season. Patrons demand winning, while a sports expert blames too gentle players and lack of school spirit. The piece critiques prioritizing character and self respect over athletics and pressure to win at any cost.
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Joan Istas
Business Mirror insights on fear and business concepts
New York report notes that entrenched business notions persist despite fear and uncertainty. The piece discusses how leaders cling to familiar ideas even as markets shift and new strategies emerge. It underscores the tension between comfort and adaptation in a volatile environment.
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New York
Postwar currency shifts reshape global exchange rates
The piece surveys the transition from fixed to floating exchange rates after World War II. It contrasts views from business and economic thought, noting the dollar’s decline as kingpin and Milton Friedman’s advocacy for float. It argues fears of a trade collapse proved unfounded as markets adjusted.
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Milton Friedman
Morgan Guaranty
PBS Weighs Watergate Coverage On PBS Juggles Hearings
New York AP PBS may broadcast unabridged reruns of some Senate Watergate Committee hearings after public reaction to Nixon firing Archibald Cox. A PBS spokesman said coverage could be gavel to gavel for key witnesses while avoiding long abridged repeats, depending on each session's importance.
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New York
Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Cox
Senate
Watergate Committee
Dulliess
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Perry Mason
Dick Cavett
Christ Unlimited
Owen Marshall
Night Gallery
Auntie Roo
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Meaw
Harry Smith Auto Supply
Mr. D’s
F.D
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