Career Outlook Through the 1970s by Labor Dept
The report outlines shortages in college teaching social work librarians licensed practical nursing and other fields. It highlights fast growing areas such as engineering urban planning economics and mathematics and lists strong prospects for teachers counselors dentists nurses physicians and several trades. It recommends counseling and an adaptability test before choosing a career and notes the 1968 69 Handbook is available from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Walnut
Kansas City
Rich billionaires drift through a quiet era of wealth
Fortune notes two true billionaires in the United States Howard Hughes and J Paul Getty while six semi billionaires and 153 others hold 109 million or more. Most fortunes are inherited and the media treats the ultra rich with discretion. They live quiet lives, rarely courting scandal and mainly reinvest or donate, unlike the flamboyant robber barons of old.
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Fortune
United States
Howard Hughes
J. Paul Getty
Jim Brady
Vanderbilt
J. Pierpont Morgan, Sr
Census shows Chanute school age population decline
Twenty five years ago Tribune Files reports a drop in Chanute school age numbers after a block to block census. The tally finds 2504 white Mexican and Negro children down from 2673 in 1962 and 1961, with 125 preschool children.
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Chanute
Nelson Parks
Wichita
Robert Morrison
Rose
Ralph Fleming
Edgar Rash
Thayer
Cha- Rute
Emporia
Grand Army of the Republic
Lowry
Jess Johnson
Neodesha
Bruning
Neb
C. L. Rice
Kansas City
LaVera Hole
Lucille Hoover
Closed-Door Debate On Pipeline Safety Sparks GOP Split
Washington notes lawmakers staged a behind-closed-doors clash over a pipeline safety bill. Five Democrats led by Moss and Dingell protested a weakened measure, arguing it exempts states and shields old pipes from new standards, while lobbyists shaped the text and civil penalties were slashed from 400000 to 100000.
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Washington
San Jose
Calif
Queens
N.Y
Pearson
House Comp Committee
Senate
Secretary of Transportation
Moss
California
Horace Kornegay
N.C
Democrat
James Broyhill
James Harvey
Mich
Donald Brotzman
Colo
Clarence Brown
Ohio
Dangerous game raises safety fears in health column
Dear Dr Molner warns that the chest squeezing breath-holding game can cause rib fractures lung rupture or permanent brain injury from reduced oxygen. The column also clarifies niacin vs nicotine and pregnancy myths and explains artificial kidneys as a distant, costly therapy not yet widely available.
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Sif
Dear Ann Landers Covers Familial Pressure and Allergy Oddities
A reader recounts dutiful daughter duty toward a long living mother, dating missteps, and realizing personal limits while the mother nears 93. Other letters note an allergy suspicion to sister in law and a quarrel over telephone etiquette with a dismissive executive.
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Ann Landers
Eve
Mildred
Whatcham
Back Bay
PG&E lobbying to shift pipeline inspection powers opposed
The article recounts Hal Connor and John A. Vance of Pacific Gas and Electric pressing for state rather than federal pipeline inspection. They urged Rep. Moss and aide John Billett and Rep. Van Deerlin multiple times to weaken the bill, while Senate leaders Magnuson and Hartke pushed for a strong federal standard aided by House lobbying counterefforts.
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Senate
John Moss
D Calif
John Dingell
D-Mich
Daniel Rowan
D-Ill
Brock Adams
D-Wash
Richard Ottinger
D-N.y
Torbert MacDonald
Queens
Hal Connor
John A. Vance
Pacific Gas and Electric
San Jose
Connor & Vance
Rep. Moss
John Billett
Rep
van Deerlin
Warren Magnuson
Senate Commerce
Tee
Vance Hartke
House
PG & E
Sierra Club
House Commerce Committee
Tonight’s Top TV Shows And Lineups
CBS airs Gunsmoke at 6 30 p m with Festus in a feud with the Dooley clan. ABC presents Cow boy In Africa at 6 30 p m featuring filmed highlights of last season’s Big Eight football games. Danny Thomas at 8 p m on NBC stars a business man turned artist drawn to a beautiful hippie despite a friend’s hostility. CBS at 8 30 p m offers Family Affair with the twins upset when the apartment manager blocks a mongrel follower.
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CBS
Henry
Festus Haggen
Festus
Dooley
Samson
ABC
Danny Thomas
NBC
Geraldine Chapman
Robert Stack
Michael J. Pollard
Classified and Display Ads Review for Personal Gain
Analyze the classifieds and display ads to extract potential offers, notices, and service listings. Identify prices, contact names, locations, and dates visible in the sections to guide personal decisions.
TV Tonight a Prime Time Slice of Classic Shows
TV guide listing prime time line up with Gunsmoke Rowan & Martin Lucy Shaw Rat Patrol Barbara McNair Danny Thomas I Spy Peyton Place Family Affair and Big Valley plus Andy Griffith and Felony Squad highlights among network repeats and news slots.
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Lucy Shaw
Barbara McNair
Danny Thomas
Andy Griffith
Peyton Place
Big Valley
Television Schedule Highlights for Kansas City Area
A dense listing of daytime and prime time TV slots across KVYOO TV through KODE TV stations with programs such as Sunrise Semester, Today Show, Hollywood Squares, Jeopardy, and News, including game shows, dramas, and public affairs across multiple channels and time blocks. The fragmentary guide notes many c periods and syndicated titles, reflecting a 1960s era station grid.
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Capt
Kanga
Dream House
Torey
Jack la Lanne
Ed Allen
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
Gen. Hospital
Jack LaLonne
Dick Cavett
Rev. Hillbillies
Andy of
Mayberry
Dick A
Chanute MS offers summer youth employment program
The Kansas State Employment Service Chanute office launches its summer program for youth. Knapp urges applicants to report in person at 119 N Grant to file a work application and refresh active files. Employers are being mailed requests for summer help, with past placements noted and a belief demand will rise.
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Chanute
Kansas State Employment Service
H. Knapp
Knapp
N. Grant
Today in History Highlights for May 13, 1968
The May 13 history notes mark James Town Virginia founded in 1607 as the first permanent English settlement in America. It also recalls Napoleon capturing Vienna in 1809 and Congress declaring war with Mexico in 1846. The Civil War last engagement occurred at Palo Pinto Texas in 1865. Queen Wilhelmina and Crown Princess Juliana fled to London in 1940.
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Associated Press
Jamestown
Amerca
Napoleon Bonaparte
Vienna
U.S
United States
Mexico
Palo Pinto
Tex
Wihelmina
Juliana
Netherlands
London
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Alex Johnson
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Hutchinson
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Ottawa
France
Imogene Wheeler
God
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Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Adams
Neel
Brickma
Joseph G. Molner
J.M
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Milton Monster
Jack LaLanne
Perry Mason
Mike Douglas
Donna Reed
Good Morning World
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