Editorial on self harm in Kansas penitentiary
Prisoners at Lansing State Penitentiary injure themselves by cutting tendons including the Achilles. Officials face mixed feelings as reforms require money. The article suggests alumni groups fail to spur legislators to improve facilities and services, while prisoners drive demand for change.
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Kansas Penitentiary
Lansing
Prison Alumni Association
Think It Over Force Change in Prison Mutilations
The passage argues rioting and self mutilation by prisoners signal hope and protest within a system that creates conditions for change. It warns outside observers to consider their role in a justice system that drives inmates to self harm to force reform and questions future attitudes upon release.
An Even Chance for Kansas Consumers in Credit Disputes
A Kansas policy proposal seeks to curb holder in due course abuses in consumer credit. It argues buyers suffer when services aren’t rendered or goods malfunction and banks continue collecting. The measure targets fraud and deceptive practices by removing protections for unscrupulous lenders while preserving honest merchants interests.
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Kansas
Ratings Drop Prompts CBS Midseason Shuffle
CBS plans to swap The Leslie Uggams Show with Glen Campbell's variety hour to lift The Mission: Impossible lead in. Viewers fault the Uggams lead in and the loss of Landau and Bain, with format fatigue and repeated tropes also blamed for slumping ratings.
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CBS
Leslie Uggams
Glen Campbell
Uggams
Martin Landau
Barbara Bain
From Treason to Wisdom Nixon and the Dissenting Youth
A reflective column argues Nixon shifted from opposing McCarthy’s peace plan to adopting Democratic planks since his election. It notes the Silent Majority’s continued support despite dissent, compares to Johnson’s opportunism, and suggests a new political style in which rivals’ proposals become policy.
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Eugene McCarthy
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Barry Goldwater
War Immersion and Civilians in Vietnam Described
The piece portrays the atmosphere for American troops in Vietnam, noting deep distrust, civilian danger, and brutality. It cites civilian killings, guerrilla tactics, and the psychological toll on GIs, with vivid examples of mines, booby traps, and sniper threats.
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America
Evening TV Schedule Highlights with Gunsmoke and Lucy
Monday night's lineup features Gunsmoke on CBS at 6:30 with a former gunfighter posing as a piano player at the Long Branch, followed by Here's Lucy at 7:30 and an NBC movie The D A Murder One at 8:00 about a nurse suspected in multiple killings.
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TV Daytime and Evening Lineup For December
A TV schedule listing daytime and Tuesday evening programs across channels KTWU TV 12 KODE TV 12 WIBW TV 13 and 7. Includes shows from Today Show to Bonanza plus soaps like As World Turns guiding light and news outlets Cronkite Huntley Brinkley and Merv Griffin.
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Kode-Tv
Wibw.tv
Bob Pool
Bob McAllister
Capt. Kangaroo
Bette Hayes
Ed Nelson
Lucy Shaw
Jack LalLane
Andy Griffith
David Frost
Guiding Light
Gen. Hospital
Dennis Whaley
Gomer Pyle
Mike Douglas
Kazel
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County unit road system to take effect in Neosho County
Twenty five years ago Neosho County commissioners passed a resolution to adopt a county unit road system covering about 1200 miles. The plan shifts supervision to the county engineer and ends township road taxes. A county fund of roughly $100000 will support roads, paid by all residents.
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Neosho County Commissioners
Methodist Church
Walter Chappell
Ladies Aid Society
House Rebels Clash Over Nixon Poverty Bill Shakeup
In Washington the House Democrats fractured over President Nixon’s antipoverty measure. Rebels led by Frank Thompson pressed Perkins to block or delay the bill while Speaker McCormack faced calls to force a floor vote amid sharp exchanges and threats of a new “blackjack” tactic.
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Calif
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