Jackson's stance on nuclear warfare shapes 1976 bid
The piece links Senator Henry Jackson to a Pentagon plan for early detection of Soviet missiles and wide destruction capability. Fellow Democrat Thomas McIntyre warns the plan risks provoking a U.S. nuclear attack, framing defense policy as pivotal to Jackson's campaign.
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Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Thomas McIntyre
New Hampshire
Pentagon
McIntyre
Jackson
U.S
goRurete
Washington
Boeing
W.S
Television Schedule Grid Snapshot From Local Station
A dense list of daytime and evening programs across KXLY TV, KREM TV, and KSPS TV. Programs include Today Show CBS Morning News Captain Kangaroo Joker Is Wild Gamebit Now You See It and many soap operas game shows and children's segments with assorted air times and channels.
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CBS Morning News
CBS New Vwice
Youne F Restless
Editor's note and letters policy look of Daily Bee text
The letter column rules state editors will not publish unsigned letters and reserve the right to edit all submissions for taste. Opinion pieces in Sound-off may not reflect the Daily Bee's views, and letters must stay under 250 words and be either typewritten or neatly legible handwriting.
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Daily Bee
Where Were You At PTA and School Board Meetings
A Sandpoint reader laments low public turnout at recent meetings about school buildings. Six teachers and five parents attended the Washington Lincoln PTA meeting, about thirty showed at the Junior High School proposal session, and the Senior High open discussion drew few attendees. Constance Wells urges Parents to voice wishes before decisions lock in for years.
Thailand to cut US troop levels by over thirty percent
Thai Foreign Ministry announced the United States will reduce its forces in Thailand from 27,000 to 19,500, a drop of 7,500, over the next two months as part of a plan to withdraw all troops by March next year.
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Robert Kaylor
Bangkok
UPI
United States
Thailand
Thai Foreign Ministry
U.S
Cambodia
Laos
North Vietnam
Contin
Indochina
Charthai Choonhavan
Welfare setup off the track in SSI program critique
The 1974 independence of the SSI welfare program is criticized by Sen Edward Kennedy and Maude Morse of Saugus. Kennedy cites delayed or missing checks and loss of Medicaid benefits including elderly recipients. Social Security Commissioner Cardwell cites bureaucratic bungling, processing delays, and computer errors causing underpayments and overpayments.
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Canls Graig A. Seken Oba BT NaGie
Benet Nea
Maude Morse
Saugus
Mass
Edward Kennedy
Social Security
James Cardwell
Senate Special Committee On
Kennedy
SSI
Cardwell
Cyclist Injured as Motorcycle Collides on Lignite Road
Steven P. Klatt 22 was skinned up when his motorcycle was struck by a vehicle on Lignite Road. The driver, identified as Howard Lee Converse, pulled out in front of the bike after failing to see it and the cycle was reported traveling faster than the posted limit.
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Steven P. Klatt
Bonner County
Howard Lee Converse
Converse
Sheriff's blotter notes breakin and theft incidents
Dr. Jerry Lewis reported a possible breakin at his beach house on Bottle Bay Road with a broken window. Two subjects were detained and released. Gary Tyler reported a 1951 Jeep theft. Two juveniles were jailed for trespassing and malicious destruction of property. General Telephone reported 350 feet of copper wire stolen near Highway 41 north of Blanchard.
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Jerry Lewis
Bottle Bay Road
Gary Tyler
Ponderay
General Telephone
Blanchard
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Herb Offermann
Khq-Tv
NBC
Whee Fortune
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Tony
Karloon Korner
New Zoo Review
America
Mike Douglas
Kerr
ABC News
Hollywood
Ksps-Tv
Educational
Ao Si ' Ae
Constance Wells
Florence
Sheriff's
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Winnie the Pooh
Tigger Toog
Walt Osney
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