Editorial exposes political fundraising gimmick tied to ad publication
The piece attacks party driven procurement grafts and a $1 million color ad ploy titled Toward An Age of Greatness. Big businesses paid $15,000 per page for Democratic promotion, seeking favors and protection. It warns about legal but shady arrangements and public distrust.
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Big Business
Relatives Shine in Broadway Reflections and Reviews
A writer touts famous cousins in Broadway circles, praising Rosemary in You Cant Take It With You Barbara in On a Clear Day You Can See Forever and Julie in Skyscraper. He notes family ties to producers and actors, recalls Alf Landon era support, and hopes for a future reunion in New York theatres.
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Barbara
Phil
Alice Faye
Julie
Rosemary
New York
China
Merchants to Learn to Detect Counterfeit Money in Chanute
In January a treasury department secret service man will teach Chanute merchants to recognize bogus currency at a chamber of commerce meeting. The chamber plans its first bulletin this week. Mrs. W. E. Wilson's class hosts a Christmas party with an apple or potato gift for admission. Virginia Stanfield heads to Neadeska for tap specialties at an American Legion dance. Kansas faces demand for 1100 qualified carpenters for national defense projects per the state labor party. Walker Butin, son of Dr. and Mrs. James A. Butin, pledges Beta Theta Pi at KU. he serves as freshman YMCA president and woodwind quintet member.
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Chanute
Treasury Department
Secret Service
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce Bulletin
W. E. Wilson
Methodist Church
Virginia Stanfield
Neadeska
American Legion
Kansas
State Labor Party
Walker Butin
James A. Butin
Summerfield
University of Kansas
Beta Theta Pi
Walker
Freshman Ymca
University
Wilson Johnson seek peace by Drew Pearson
Washington reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson plans talks with President Johnson on two crises. The immediate aim is peace in Vietnam, with Britain pushing for a broader arms restraint in Africa to prevent a Rhodesia crisis amid African Unity threats. Johnson’s backing is pivotal as Wilson navigates domestic and international pressures.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Harold Wilson
Johnson
Asia
Viet Nam
Africa
Wilson
Rhodesia
England
House of Com
United States
United Kingdom
Attacks of Hives Coincide With Monthly Period
Dear Dr. Molner suggests a link between monthly cycles and a form of urticaria that resembles hives or shingles like lesions. Antihistamines at onset may prevent or lessen attacks, with supervision. Also notes vaccine allergies and edema basics with advice and a book promotion.
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Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Clips and Quips from Emporia and Yates Center
A job applicant, married with no dependents, claims his wife is unreliable. A motorist without glasses explains wearing contacts to a police officer who issues a ticket. The quip ends with a note on opportunity opening like a door.
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Emporia Gazette
Yates Center News
Johnsons antitrust shift to please Wall Street and allies
The article describes President Johnson signaling no more criminal prosecutions and allowing no contest pleas for major firms, aiming to please big business and Wall Street. It contrasts with past decisive antitrust actions during the Eisenhower era and discusses international strains involving Britain and Rhodesia. It notes Turner as acting AG, selected by Ramsey Clark, and highlights a shift in enforcement policy.
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LBJ
Wall Street
Donald Turner
Johnson
Antitrust
Big Business
Santa Claus
General Electric
Westinghouse, Et al
Westinghouse
Bob Bix
Ike
Bill Rogers
Turner
Ramsey Clark
Justice Department
Christmas TV Night Offers Animated Carol and Sing Along
NBC airs Mr Magoo's Christmas Carol at 6 30 p m with Jim Backus voicing Mr Magoo. A Christmas Sing Along With Mitch Miller follows at 7 30 p m featuring Diana Trask Leslie Ug gams and William Ventura. Hogan's Heroes airs on CBS at 7 30 p m with a plot about Stalag 13 over oil. Jimmy Dean Show on ABC at 9 p m features Kay Starr Bobby Rydell and others.
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NBC
Mr. Magoo
Dicken
Jim Backus
Mitch Miller
CBS
Kommandant Klink
Hogan
Stalag 13
Jimmy Dean
ABC
Kay Starr
Bobby Rydell
Tammy
Hank
Gomer Pyle
Mr. Roberts
Friday Television Highlights for Local Stations
A dense listing of prime time and daytime programs for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute Ch 3. It names shows such as Gomer Pyle Bewitched The Jetsons Beany and Cecil and sports and religious telecasts across channels with time slots and cross references for Friday Saturday Sunday schedules.
War sayings in the era echo in local papers
Quotations from Arkansas City Traveler and Emporia Gazette feature wry lines on poverty, fighting, and daily life. Uncle Otto Hadd recalls old Indian fighters, while jokes note a dog keeping feet warm and others on bread and glory.
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Arkansas City Traveler
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