Licensing Fight Sees Broadcasters Clash Over FCC Policy
Broadcasters challenge an FCC pronouncement that licenses may be treated like groups seeking to revoke a current holder. Senator Pastore proposes a law to guarantee preferential treatment for licensees based on record and public interest. Critics warn of risks to airwaves and urge weight on actual performance over promises.
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FCC
John O. Pastore
Rhode Island
Secret Thai pact draws congressional demand for disclosure
The piece denounces a 1964 secret U S Thai agreement allowing troops to operate under Thai command and urges Nixon to withdraw commitments. It criticizes hidden pacts, departs from constitutional processes, and calls on Congress to expose all secret military deals for public accountability.
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Thailand
U.S
Nixon
Pentagon
Congress
Interstate 81 Segment Favored Saving Time and Money
The State Highway Department backs a 23.6 mile stretch of Interstate 81 between Stephens City and Woodstock. The route would cut 0.1 mile off construction and save $1,300,000 versus the alternative. Clarke County Fair will host six livestock and poultry shows August 24 to 29 at the Berryville horse show grounds. Winchester Jaycees hold Pony League awards picnic at Rouss Park for players in Pony baseball. Chief Petty Officer Lloyd Meade, Navy Recruiting Officer, won the Byrd trophy and a $25 War Bond by defeating Wilson Pugh at Winchester Golf Club. B F Strother elected president of the Stonewall District Council of Religious Education at the 31st annual Rest Methodist Church convention. Officers include Miss Esther Ridgeway, vice president, and L. Jolliffee, treasurer.
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State Highway Department
Stephens City
Woodstock
Clarke County
Berryville
Winchester Jaycees
Rouss Park
Lloyd Meade
Navy
Byrd
Wilson Pugh
Winchester Golf Club
B.F. Strother
Stonewall
Use Your Eyes Embrace the World We See
Daily Meditation urges blind and sighted readers alike to value observation. It praises using the eyes to notice changing scenes from trains to stars and landscapes. It argues beauty resides in ordinary people and places when we engage with them and seek fellowship.
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Wordsworth
Back-to-School Jeans Priced by One-Hour Aging Gimmick
Louis seeks college wear as Cromley Swotts offers jeans aged five years by a one-hour process. The pair, size 30, shows wear with a knee hole, but a hack saw widening the seat makes them fit. Louis, now a size 36, still finds them comically oversized for a teen buyer.
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New York Times
Washington
Cromley & Swotts
Louis
Louie
Swotts
Nominated 97 Times Yet Never Winning an Oscar
HAL BOYLE profiles Stanley Kramer, a Hollywood producer and director whose 97 Oscar nominations have not yielded a win. The piece highlights his rise from backlot carpenter to controversial social filmmaker, his postwar anti prejudice work, and his view on changing times and truth in cinema.
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New York
Stanley Kramer
Kramer
Hollywood
Santa Vittoria
Louie Buys Back-To-School Gear In Outlandish Shopping Spree
Pixiese Louie Next visits Swatts to shop for campus outfits and supplies. He buys a torn Salvation Army coat, Italian dirt packer, iodine, a German made tetanus kit, a Maserati, stereo system, paint and stencils, stink bombs, a steel helmet, a bullhorn, gasoline and other odd items. The satire highlights a surreal collegiate consumer spree as Louie plans the year.
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Swatts
Greece
Swotts
Louie
West
Germany
Granddad
Salvation Army
Italy
North Africa
Soviets Target Malta as Key Mediterranean Bottleneck
The article reports Soviet efforts to pressure Malta, aiming to turn the island into a permanent strategic base in the Mediterranean. It notes Smirnovsky and colleagues pushing for a Malta embassy, naval presence, and cultural ties to solidify influence, with Malta’s independence and NATO considerations riding on the outcome.
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Malta
Sicily
Mediterranean
Cuba
Caribbean
M. Smirnovsky
London
Vv. Tsaregradsky
G. Penko
Lke
Great Britain
France
Central Committee
Communist Party
Moscow
Turkey
Israel
Tunisia
Morocco
United States
District of Columbia
Britain
NATO
Smirnovsky
Kremlin
Tsaregradsky
Penko
Australia
Canada
Valletta
Raphael
Wily Smirnovsky
Vjatislav Richter
Maita
Eustachian Tube Care for Air Travel and FAQs
Dr. Wayne G Brandstadt explains how blocked Eustachian tubes during air travel cause ear pressure and discomfort. Tips include chewing, swallowing, yawning, decongestant drops before takeoff and before descent, with antihistamines as advised. Also answers common questions about appendix blockage and Eutronyl interactions with alcohol and cheese.
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