Editorial on press accuracy under First Amendment
The piece argues accuracy is the press’s core duty and first defense of press freedom. It notes varying efforts across newspapers, television, and networks, with some outlets like ABC deemed more accurate and CBS criticized for inaccuracy. It calls for higher standards and criticizes editorializing in news.
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Demas Forsaken By Worldly Pleasures in Early Faith
The text notes Demas as an early Christian convert with Paul in Rome who was lured away from the faith by worldly pleasures. It warns against such a drift, urging steadfast devotion to Christianity.
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Demas
Paul
Rome
Missouri Blue Book to Keep Green Cover Says Secretary Kirkpatrick
Missouri's Official State Manual will stay green covered. Secretary of State James C. Kirkpatrick notes the green cover reflects Irish memorabilia in his office and mentions a new theme for 1971 focusing on the role of women in Missouri. He jokes about color choices and hints a possible future shift back to blue.
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Jefferson City
Kirkpatrick
Missouri
Manua
Conquer Cancer campaign urged as national bill eyed
Ann Landers letters urges a united fight against cancer citing 1969 mortality and funding gaps. The author promotes Senate bill S-34 to create a National Cancer Authority, likening it to NASA and calling readers to mail three word messages “Vote for S-34” to Senators Symington and Eagleton.
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Stuart Symington
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D. C
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Arthritis guidance and skin health questions addressed
The column advises that massage cannot cure arthritis though it can ease muscle strain, and urges patients to seek Dr Thosteson’s booklet How You Can Control Arthritis. It covers mouth corner cracks linked to vitamin deficiency, possible antibiotics for infection, and cautions about skin and denture sensitivities.
Mexico school delays new wing as band plans tour
In Mexico on Thursday April 20 1961 about 100 Dixie Gray Band members under director John W Willer plus five chaperones left at 6 am for a spring educational tour en route to Tulsa Oklahoma with concerts at Camdenton and Buffalo Missouri. The Mexico School Board forecasts an eight to ten month construction period for the new classroom addition at Mexico High School with contractor Donald L Bron low bidder at $577000. The Mexico Housing Authority announces purchase of the largest privately owned land parcel to date on Trinity and Davis streets paving the way for the second stage of public housing. In a separate note from 1953 teachers will join a Business Industry Education day sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and five industries.
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John W. Willer
Tulsa
Okla
Camdenton
Buffalo
Mexico
Mexico High School
Donald L. Bron
G. P. Payne
Trinity St
Davis St
Housing Authority
City of Mexico
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Birthday greetings to several residents on Thursday
A birthday message extends warm wishes to Mrs. Carl Blackburn John David Hopper Susan Caldwell Ricard Lee Day Nellie Maude Forrest Mrs. Harold Lipp Allen Fay Hinton Norman Dale Forman and Ray Borcherding.
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John David Hopper
Susan Caldwell
Ricard Lee Day
Nellie Maude Forrest
Harold Lipp
Allen Fay Hinton
Norman Dale Forman
Ray Borcherding
Local TV Station Listings Are Unreported Changes
Erroneous listings show stations in St. Louis Ottumwa Hannibal Jeff City Columbia and Quincy with channel numbers and names not matching schedules. Teletype News notes unreported changes and weather updates across KMV KTVO KMOX TV KHGA KROG KOMU and KPH stations.
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St. Louis
Ktvo
Khga-tv
Hannibal
Krog-tv
Jeff City
Komu-tv
Columbia
Mexico
Weem-tv
Quincy
Kph
Television Listings and Highlights Tonight
Channel guides show ABC at 7:30 with Run Simon Run starring Burt Reynolds in a drama about an Indian seeking his brother's killer. NBC at 8:00 features House of Cards with George Peppard in a intrigue saga. All In The Family reruns start 8:30 on channels 4 7 and 18. Justice In America Part I airs at 3:00 PM. Several movie and talk segments listed across channels with varied times and titles.
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Simon
Burt Reynolds
NBC
George Peppard
Archie Bunker
Cesar Romero
Brian Keith
Peter Thompson
Jeff Chandler
Wednesday TV Guide Highlights From Shiloh and More
Channel listings show LeI from Shiloh at 6 30 p m with 8 10 re runs With Love Bullets and Valentines a comedic western riverboat robbery featuring Art Carney as an old rascal Room 222 returns making the evening series switching with David Forst at 7 30 p m in talks with Attorney General John Mitchell and Carol Channing Special David Copperfield British production with Laure plus TV listings include morning puppets cartoons and game shows across CBS NBC and ABC networks with schedule notes for LaLanne and That Girl Love Life Hollywood Squares Jeopardy and World Apart among others
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Art Carney
Room 222
David Forst
John Mitchell
Carol Channing
David Copperfield
Laure
Land Station Listings and Program Highlights
TV schedule roundup listing showtimes for channels 11 2 4 5 7 10 and 13 with films, dramas and comedies such as The Proud Rebel Prince of Players The Cracksman It Happens Every Spring and Belle Starr. Mentions guest hosts and performers including Dick Cavett Merv Griffin Johnny Carson and David Frost along with series like Lassie Flipper Daniel Boone and Gunsmoke. Also notes quiz style scoring with total possible correct answers and a score of 10 deemed excellent.
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Dating Garr
Alan Ladd
Richard Burton
George Sanders
Ray Milland
Belle Starr
Gene Tierney
Laurence Harvey
Rome
David Frost
Johnny Cash
Med. Center
David Copperfield
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Perry Mason
Peyton Place
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Merv Griffin
TV fan quiz tests 1949 Emmy winners and early TV stars
AP reports a nostalgic TV trivia quiz covering 1949 Emmy winners Shirley and Judy Splinters, original What's My Line panelists Arlene Francis Bennett Cerf Dorothy Kilgallen Hal Block, Lt Tragg actor Ray Collins, Bea Benaderet Petticoat Junction, Dean Hagen Lassie mother, Snooky Lawson a singer on Your Hit Parade, and more.
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NEW York
Shirley Dinsdale
Judy Splinters
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Gracie
Burns and Allen
Danny Thomas
Snooky Lawson
Shirley
Judy
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Hal Block
Ray Collins
Bea Benadaret
Petticoat Junction
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Lassie
Lawson
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