France must refocus on home front problems in new era
The editorial argues nations like France Britain and the US must shift priorities inward to tackle housing inflation and education while sustaining military strength. It notes postwar arms spending drains domestic needs and calls for either revolution or a mutual halt to military buildup as the path to stability.
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France
de Gaulle
United States
Great Britain
China
Russia
West Germany
Japan
Plex
Dear Ann Landers Advice on a Retarded Brother
A teenage sister asks why her parents neglect a retarded brother and how to cope. Ann Landers replies that reminding parents of his feelings matters and suggests letting him be included. A second letter urges viewers to protest trashy TV by contacting stations and sponsors.
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Ann Landers
Brother
Ann
S.O.T
Dandelion party at Country Club postponed to tomorrow
The dandelion party, canceled last Sunday due to weather, will be held tomorrow at the Country Club starting at 1 p m. All members may attend. participants should bring a sharp knife and an asparagus knife is preferred.
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Country Club
Norma Hanson
Emporia
Emporia Teachers
Diversification reshapes American industry and funds
An AP analysis shows a shift from steel to diversified assets in big mutual funds. Steel’s share fell from 7 percent to 1.2 percent of portfolios between 1958 and 1968, as tech advances and new materials replace traditional steel usage.
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Steel
America
Expect big hike in Kansas beef cattle and hogs
Dr. John H. Mc Coy of Kansas State University forecast an 80 percent rise in beef cattle and 30 percent rise in hog production in Kansas by 1980. He noted the livestock industry is the state's largest and projected totals of about 9.19 million cattle and 1,717,300 hogs if the increases occur.
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Wichita
Calvary Bible College Students Stage Campus Cleanup
More than 300 Calvary Bible College students in Kansas City skipped classes Tuesday to clean the campus. Armed with rakes shovels mowers and wheelbarrows they trimmed grass washed windows pruned shrubs mowed lawns and even washed parked cars.
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Kansas City
Calvary Bible College
Dear Ann Landers Printer Help Letter About College Son
A reader asks Ann Landers to adapt a letter for publication about a son who returns home from college and disrupts the parents’ life and sex life with late night activity. The writer notes the son is well behaved yet his sleeping patterns disturb their apartment home. The husband urges not to be bothered.
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Ann Landers
Van
McPherson Welcomes New Mobile Home Plant
Modular Industries Company Inc. leases a large building in McPherson and plans production by June 1. Led by Larry Staley, the new firm expects to employ 65 people and sell in Kansas, four neighboring states, and Iowa, New Mexico, and Wyoming. Staley previously led the McPherson Kit Manufacturing Co. sales team.
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Mcpherson, Kan
Modular Industries Company, Inc
McPherson
Larry Staley
Wichita foundry ships 15000-pound rock crusher sheave
Western Iron & Foundry Co Inc completed a 15000 pound cast rock crusher flywheel sheave for a South Carolina quarry. Cast in one piece the sheave has 14 grooves on a 25 inch face width and a diameter of 60 inches, shipped by special truck.
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Wichita
Western Iron & Foundry Co. Inc
South Carolina
Arkansas City Winfield authorize bonds for Gordon Pratt expansion
Arkansas City and Winfield city commissions authorize 240000 in industrial revenue bonds to expand Gordon Pratt manufacturers at Strother Field Airport Industrial Park. The firm will add office and production space about one third larger, lease land for 15 years, with current employment at 115. S. Andrew Swoyer notes plans to boost total space and jobs.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Ofoth
Winfield
Gordon & Pratt
Strother Field Airport
Here
S. Andrew Swoyer
Copyright notice and AP exclusive rights statement
The notice declares that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches printed in the newspaper. It asserts republishing rights remain with AP and restricts reproduction of the material without authorization.
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Associated Press
Valley of the Shadow of Death Psalm Verse
A brief biblical line from Psalms 23:4 expresses faith amid danger. It notes fearlessness with divine companionship and comforting guidance through perilous times.
Social News From Elsmore and Nearby Areas
Local notes list Lt Larry Magnuson and Mary Ann Bauer visiting Elsmore families over several days. Guests include extended Bauer and Magnuson relatives from Topeka Kansas City Humboldt Chanute and Iola. Magnuson shared South Pole New Zealand and Washington D C film footage.
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Earl Ericson
Larry Magnuson
D.D.S
Groton
Conm
Mary Ann Bauer
Kansas City
Ralph Bauer
Magnuson
Carl Magnuson
Topeka
Lawrence Rinehart
Derrill Ray
Humboldt
Don Bauer
Judy
Terri
Jimmy
Iola
Duane Bauer
Donna June
Metz
Missouri
Darrell Bauer
Danny
David
Eric
Robert Ward
Shirley Bauer
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South Pole
New Zealand
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Russell Ludlum
Arnold Swanson
Joe Dean Ludlum
Cynthia
Fredolph Hawkinson
Dwight
Jack Jordan
Norman
Bud Butts
Dale Crooks
Parsons
Ardell Brooks
Harold Krokstrom
Derrill Roy
Washington, D. C
Vernon Larson
Virgil Beaman
Nashville
Tenn
Eddie Beeman
Hepler
Eva Blaun
Russell Martin
Frank Sears
Chanute Hospital
Agnes Zimmerman
Chanute
Elsmnore
Charles Alderman
Nell Zimmerman
Merle Brinkmyer
Don Clark
Floyd Clark
Miss Stoltz
Evening TV Schedule Details
Channel 7 presents a full lineup with sports, news, weather and classic shows including The Virginian Kraft Music Hall The Outsider Tonight Show Days of Our Lives Doctors Jeopardy Dragon Ironside Dragnet Perry Mason and more listing times for morning afternoon and prime slots.
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the Virginian
Kraft Music Hall
the Outsider
Perry Mason
Daniel Boone
Jack Paar
Africa
Channel 12 Daily Lineup Highlights Schedule
The schedule lists Channel 12 programming from 6:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. with morning and afternoon shows including soap operas Dark Shadows General Hospital One Life to Live and family programs like Bewitched and The Flying Nun followed by talk and game shows such as The Newlywed Game and Let's Make a Deal.
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Jack LaLane
Mid-America
Ron Robson
Mike Douglas
ABC News
Joey Bishop
Glory Across Across Word Puzzle Clues
A crossword style list of across and down clues including party of lofty reputation esteem due famous ones US atomic submarine historical happening preposition insect prefix denoting German nobles fencing swords fermented drink school subject devour dress edge man name districts festive siesta one time musical composition bring to court Irish specialty no longer with scarce artificial language before frozen substance homo sapiens seize craggy kill Asian eat away volumes viewers esteem catkin bipeds respect whetstone chemical suffix annoy by scolding embellishment Moroccan coin Russian river national bard female saint mountain range that thing moslem ad
Puzzle Answer List Base Words and Clues
A crossword style prompt lists several clue numbers and words with brief definitions or prompts. It pairs entries like Aches with 19, As if gnawed away with 29, and other terms including high card, stitch, obtained, Brazilian tree, light related, fruit plural, domestic animal, fame, articles, heavenly, periods, son prefix, medicina plant, disencumbers, choler, African worm, and correlative of either.
Cars Crash in LaHarpe Injures Two Drivers
Two cars damaged in an intersection collision in LaHarpe yesterday afternoon. Stanley W. Harris, 75, Route 3, Tola, and Stephen Hutchens, 23, Wichita, saw the left sides damaged. Sheriff Ross Wade said Harris charged with failure to yield the right of way.
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LaHarpe
Stanley W. Harris
Route 3
Tola
Stephen Hutchens
Wichita
Ross Wade
Harris
Quiet Night in Saigon Amid Shelling Decline
AP reports no significant shelling in Vietnam around Saigon for the first time since February 23. Allied forces claim more than 200 enemy soldiers killed across six clashes.
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Vietnam
Saigon
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