Editorial on TV equality and Venezuelan hotel plans
The piece argues for broader audience equal time across media amid minority groups and notes shifting portrayals. It reviews Perez Jimenez’s Caracas hotels the Tamanaco Macuto and Humboldt chronicling lavish design, delays, and high costs under a dictatorship and ambitious tourism aims.
Silent heart attack awareness and advice from Dr Molner
Dr Molner explains a silent heart attack means heart damage with minimal symptoms. He notes varying severity and ECG findings, urges patient awareness, and suggests lifestyle changes such as weight loss and cautious activity to reduce future risk.
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Chanute Voters Nominate Mayoral Candidates in Primary
Twenty five years ago Chanute voters nominated Mayor hopefuls Watson Stewart and H E Coulter former city commissioner of finance and revenue in Mondays primary for the April 6 election. Local railroad unions drafted objections to retirement pension plan legislation and will forward them to national labor leaders. A field meet at Earlton school will be held with O M Balch starting and Roland Jones Edison Dye and Alex Barnes judging.
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Jackie Kennedy Faces Mundane Posttrip Dilemmas
The profile lauds Jackie Kennedy as a superb saleswoman for the United States abroad, noting her charm in India and Pakistan and her influence on foreign goodwill. It cites choices about the gifted jewelry, the Cherry Blossom Festival plan, and the broader issue of peace protests at the White House, suggesting she could help handle these ordinary problems.
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Iowa Service Station Demands Varied Deposits
Des Moines report notes a service station sign declaring a 50 cent deposit from unknown customers and a 100 percent deposit from some known patrons prompting confusion and debate about fairness.
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Nason on Education Consider Future Income Before Quitting School
Dr Leslie J Nason urges teens to assess financial impact before leaving school. He notes high unemployment among 17 to 21 year olds, cites Kennedy era studies, and stresses budgeting, training, and persistence. Counseling and active effort by students can improve grades and learning attitudes.
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Arthur J. Goldberg
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Problems of Today As Old as Church
The article compares early Christian worship to Jewish synagogue services, noting similar officers and roles. It describes rabbis and pastors as chief authorities, each aided by lay boards with strong powers, and highlights supervision of educational programs in congregations.
Weekend Television Schedule Highlights Plotted Across Stations
A dense schedule lists KOTV KODE TV WDAF TV KOAM TV and more with Friday Saturday and Sunday lineups. Highlights include Rawhide Detectives Father of the Bride Twilight Eyewitness and News at various times along with cartoons sports and classic shows.
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Jack Paar
Reading Notes on Paul Letters and Christian Life
The text muses on authorship of the letters to Timothy and Titus, suggesting they may be by Paul or another writer in his name. It emphasizes reading them as advice from an elder to a younger minister, discussing shared human troubles and the aim of living Christ’s life rather than mere philosophy. Jesus’ crucifixion is presented as proof of his teaching and Christianity as life.
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Champs to Present Sensational Show in Chanute Auditorium
Bobby Morris former Oklahoma State Champion CBS staff musician joins the Academy Award winning world famous Champs for a sensational stage show in Chanute auditorium next Monday April 2 at 8 00 p m Tickets are selling now at Vernons for 2 dollars.
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