Obtrusive Cameramen Disrupt Events Across Media
A column criticizes intrusive TV and newspaper photographers for crowding in front of speakers and musicians at public events. It cites Scott City dedication and Ann Landers appearances, urges unobtrusive filming and post event photos to avoid interrupting programs.
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Scott City
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Ann Landers
Fathers Day and notable "fathers of the year" 1966 brief
The Distaff Side previews Father’s Day noting its Spokane origin in 1910 and this year’s slogan Always Remember with a list of 1966 Fathers of the Year across fields. A Indiana teacher is acquitted after paddling a seventh grader who said he deserved it. A bean crop mishap and a stamp collectors’ exhibit in Washington, DC are also mentioned.
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Spokane
Wash
Eddie Albert
F.O.Y
Alan King
Tom Harmon
Fess Parker
Irving Stone
Jacob Javits
Indiana
U.S
Listen Magazine
Six Out Of Ten Visit Docs Says Hal Boyle
AP columnist Hal Boyle notes 122 million Americans or six in ten visited doctors last year and women outnumber men. Other items include centenarians rising past 12,000, hyaluronic acid linked to wrinkles, and various odds and ends from sales timing to bankruptcies and sports notes.
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New York
Ford and GM lobbies press senators on auto safety bill
Henry Ford and James Roche visited senators Hartke Ribicoff Mondale to press penalties in the auto safety bill. Roche defended industry stance on criminal penalties while Hart of Detroit shifts support toward pro industry positions, as Commerce Secretary Connor prepares to set new standards and a key vote looms behind closed doors.
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Washington
Congress
Henry Ford
Ford Automobile Empire
James Roche
General Motors
Roche
Ralph Nader
Lochinvar
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Walter Mondale
Minnesota
Mondale
Sen. Hartke
Sens
Hartke
Ribicoff
Philip Hart
Detroit
Hart
Senate Commerce Committee
Atrto
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Connor
Lloyd Cutler
Commerce
Cutler
John Pastore
R.J
Mike Monroney
Okla
Howard Cannon
Nev
James Pearson
Kan
Peter Dominick
Colo
Industy
Warren Magnuson
D-Wash
Maurine Neuberger
D-Ore
Russel Long
D-La
D-Ind
Frank Lausche
D-Ohio
Norris Cotton
N.H
Thruston Morton
Hugh Scott
Fire Sweeps Through Missouri Lumber Firm Belton
A Belton fire caused about 100909 dollars in damage to Home Lumber Co. The two story building was nearly three fourths destroyed, likely starting from a short circuit in a fan on the second floor. Two families escaped unharmed as firefighters from Harrisonville Grandview and Richards Gebaur Air Force Base assisted.
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Belton, Mo
Home Lumber Co
Belton
Frail Votava
Votava
Telegram Subscription Terms for Garden City and Regions
Subscription terms set monthly and yearly rates for Garden City and surrounding counties Finney Lane Scott Wichita Greeley Hamilton Kearny Grant Haskell and Gray. Rates include 1.56 monthly in Garden City 0.00 weekly in other cities with carrier delivery and 15.09 yearly elsewhere 5.00 for 8 month school term. Publication-day mail delivery required where local carrier service exists.
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Garden City
Finney
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Kearny
Grant
Haskel
Gray Counties
R and Area College
Ft Telegram
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Meredith
Washington, D.C
Hal Boyle
Jerry May
Pittsburgh Pirates
Columbus
Ohio
Joe Gordon
The
California Angels
Drew Pearson
Ford
Senators
Jim Roche
Sen. Cotton
New Hampshire
Landrum-Griffin
Antitrust Division
Federal Trade Commission
Food and Drug Administration
Sen
William Griffin
Griffin
United States
Missouri Lumber
Harrisonville
Grandview
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
Garden City Telegram
Tweork Publishing Company
Kansas
Batteg Advertising
Associated Press
Southwestern Bell