Editorial First The Foundation President Nixon Housing Plan Critique
The piece argues Nixon fails to go far enough in solving housing issues by criticizing federal red tape and high costs. It links 10 percent money market rates and dried loans to government bureaucracy, proposes direct payments to reduce interest, and urges reform of the federal balance to ease housing for all classes.
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Nixon
Uncle Sam
Outsider in Kansas politics sparks toll road debate
Kansas state representative Robert L. Young of Carthage commented after the attorney general blocked a toll road survey funded from the general fund. Missouri has upgraded US 71, reducing need for a KC Galena turnpike. A new study may not occur this decade, and Kansas could focus on improving existing roads and bicycle paths.
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Robert L. Young
Young
Carthage
Miller
Kansas City
Galena
Highway Commission
Missouri
KC Galena
Baxter Springs
Wichita
Wichita Hays
Dear Dr Thosteson I Lost Taste and Smell Six Years Ago
A reader reports chronic loss of taste and inability to detect odors since a flu six years earlier. They describe missing smoke and gasoline leaks, asking for medical guidance.
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Dr. Thosteson
Zinc and other health notes in a medical column
A reader asks about zinc sulphate as a treatment for smell loss and discusses its prescription form and stomach irritation. The doctor notes zinc is not a cure all but worth trying when used under prescription and pharmacist-made, while warning against self-experimentation. The column also covers angina booklets, heredity in diabetes, and a prayer excerpt.
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A.R.J
Sjogren
Thosteson
F. B
Television Log Full Day Schedule Summary
A dense, fragmentary list of TV programs across channels with time blocks, featuring Sesame Street, Leave It To Beaver, Truth Or Consequences, Hogan's Heroes, Green Acres, Brady Bunch, Masterpiece Theatre, News, Sports, Movie titles, and multiple religious and educational shows. It reflects a sprawling prime time and daytime lineup with numerous cross-network slots and program codes.
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Kansas
Green Acres
Lilias
Hogan’s Heroes
Sports Today
TV Weatherman
World News
Beverly Hillbilies
Dragnet
World Press
Animal World
Ozzie's Girls
Truth Or Consequences
Hee Haw
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Brady Bunch
Washington Week In Review
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the New Prices
Sanford and Son It
Herald of Truth
Oral Roberts
Dimensions In Black
Bob Harrington
Don Stewart
Public Eye
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Hour of Power
Osmonds
Grambling
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H.R. Pufnstut
Face the Nation
Rex Humbard
Wally
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Laurel and Hardy
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Jonathan Winters
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Ambler
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News
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Grace Crawford
Electric Company
Somerset
Angas
Starr
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Guiding Light
the Doctors
General Hospital
Another World
Mike Douglas
Peyton Place
Eddie
Merv Griffin
Star Trek
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Munsters
Gomer Pyle
USMC
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Old Fight Creeps Into The Open
A long subdued battle between banking and securities industries is heating up and could pit regulators against bankers and perhaps Congress. Banks push automatic investment programs to help individuals buy small amounts of blue chip stocks, a move brokers see as encroachment. NYSE chairman Needham warned lawmakers that intrusion threatens broker powers, urging clear policy limits. Regulators dispute Glass Steagall-era boundaries as banks expand services while brokers prepare legal challenges.
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Congress
James Needham
New York Stock Exchange
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Comptroller of
James Smith
Ray Garret, Jr
Securities and Exchange Commission
Comptroller
House Committee
Needham
Pete the office manager who is a hollow straw boss
New York AP column humorously portrays Pete the office manager as a hollow straw boss. Colleagues joke that his real power is minimal and that he cannot even handle basic tasks or understand basic intelligence tests. The remarks suggest a comical incompetence both at work and at home where his wife orders him around.
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New York
Pete
Watergate TV Rotation Returns For Week Coverage
NEW YORK AP networks plan live Watergate hearings Monday through Wednesday next week rotating each day ABC NBC and CBS will cover live sessions with gaps for non network slots. The scheme ends November 1 with a possible restart but no public TV live airings this cycle. Estimated losses to date run into the millions according to Broadcasting magazine.
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