Editorial: The Press Is Seeing Itself
Today's editorial laments editors and reporters being influenced by death wishers who see no good in America. It argues a nation-wide concern is needed as voices denounce the country, while noting no system is perfect yet American institutions are closer to ideal than others. The piece ends urging more praise from professors and the public.
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Washington
New York
Chicago
America
Vietnam
United States
Bill Schweitzer
Centralia
Enduring Call to Teach All Nations in Matthew 28
Scriptural note on the Great Commission declares Jesus assigned followers the duty to convert all people to His gospel. It emphasizes the ongoing responsibility of Christians today to proclaim love and peace worldwide.
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Jesus
Warning to Parents on Child Safety in Jefferson City
Jefferson City Police remind parents after reports of adults attempting to lure children into cars. Officers patrol school areas daily and issue fall alerts for mentally disturbed individuals loitering near youths. Three rules for kids are avoid strangers, refuse gifts, and walk in groups. If approached, run and scream and report to police immediately with any car description or license number.
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Jefferson City News- Tribune
Jefferson City
Letter excerpts praise AP board election and student views
A letter from Bill Schweitzer asks the Ledger to publish his full remarks praising the Associated Press board election as a stabilizing force. Other correspondents urge responsible public service, critique a Missouri senator, and extend congratulations to the new AP board member from editors and publishers including RMWN and Palmer Hoyt.
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Ledger
The
Associated Press
Ml Ree
A A
Ledgerland
Raymond J. Fountain
A.P. Board
Sigma Delta Chi
Palmer Hoyt
Denver Post
Denver, Colo
Letters to Ann Landers Spark Practical Life Advice
A teenager asks where a kiss should place his nose, and Ann replies with humor. A mother seeks guidance on marrying a widower while protecting her teenage son, and Ann urges choosing happiness. A married man recounts a debt dispute and wife absconding with furniture and kids, with guidance to seek counseling and consider relocation or shared solutions.
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Ann Landers
Jerry
Indiana
Chicago
Bob
The Thyroid and Bulging Eyes Explained Simply
Dear Dr Thosteson explains thyroid control of metabolism and iodine role. He covers goiter causes from iodine deficiency and toxic goiters, exophthalmos risk, eye complications, and treatment options from iodine to surgery or radioactive therapy.
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G.A.C
Birthday Greetings for Laddonia Residents on Sunday
Sunday wishes go to Judy Schroeder Mrs Clyde Hollingsworth James Cline Shelia Williams Christine McDonald Shirley Jean Barker Ramon Rivers Robyn Ray Rivers George Cox Bill Collens Patricia May Jones Howard Maxwell Rebecca Lynn Pryor and Sharon Jo Williams of Laddonia from friends and family.
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Judy Schroeder
Clyde Hollingsworth
James Cline
Shelia Williams
Christine McDonald
Shirley Jean Barker
Ramon Rivers
Robyn Ray Rivers
George Cox
Bill Collens
Patricia May Jones
Howard Maxwell
Rebecca Lynn Pryor
Sharon Jo Williams
Laddonia
Mexico political and civic notes drift through May 1961
Audrain County Democratic Committee endorses Dr. William Bradley for coroner and sends recommendation to Gov. Dalton after endorsing on Saturday. Write‑in candidate Dr. Gordon Shaw cannot qualify due to citizenship date. Cole’s Self Service Laundry buys and rebrands Sno‑White Laundry. Chamber backs airport project with city meeting urged. If project fails, National Guard unit may depart. Music teacher Frank Neal to Keokuk Iowa. Mystery signs blaming a four mile distance persist with no known creator.
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Farber
Audrain County
Democratic Committee
Ralph Torreyson
Bradley
Dalton
Gordon Shaw
Ervin Becker
Jack Eveler
Cole
N. Jefferson St
Robert Cole
Mexico Chamber of Commerce Board
Mexico
Hotel Jefferson
Frank Neal
Mexico High School
Keokuk
Iowa
Erroneous listings for multiple stations across Missouri and nearby areas
A faulty broadcast listing shows many stations including Ktvi St. Louis Ktvo Ottumwa Kmoxty St. Louis Kad ty St. Louis Khga ty Hannibal Kreg tv Jeff City Komu ty Columbia Mexico Ty Weem tv Quincy Kpi St. Louis and Weather News fail to update. The document notes unreported changes and missing schedules across stations in Missouri and surrounding regions.
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St. Louis
Ktvo
Khga-ty
Hannibal
Kreg-tv
Jeff City
Komu-ty
Columbia Mexico
Weem-tv
Quincy
Kpi
Television Listings and Highlights for Tonight
Television listings for tonight feature Cards versus Mets at 7:00 p.m. on Channel 5 with a 6:30 p.m. pregame. David Frost hosts at 7:30 p.m. with Rod Steiger, Jane Fonda, and Jack Carter. The Disorderly Orderly screens at 8:00 p.m. on channels 4,7,13. Various game and talk-show segments fill the afternoon and late evening, including Dick Cavett, Merv Griffin, Perry Mason, and classic films such as The Time Machine and Double Indemnity.
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Mets
New York
Channel 5
David Frost
Rod Steiger
Jane Fonda
Jack Carter
CBS Movie
Jerry Lewin
Robert Wagner
Jerry Lewis
Rod Taylor
Fred MacMurray
Susan Hayward
Dick Cavett
Merv Griffin
Peyton Place
Weekend TV Listings and Program Highlights Steady
A dense, fragmentary TV and radio schedule lists morning through late night programming across channels with sports, movies, and talk. Notable items include ABA playoff coverage, Washington Senators baseball, boxing from Monaco, Guns for San Sebastian, Three Godfathers, and various network news slots.
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San Sebastian
Anthony Quinn
Bette Davis
James Franciscus
John Wayne
Susan Hayward
Tyrone Power
W. C. Fields
Ursula Andress
Sunday Listings and Highlights From Ledgerland Station
National figures and TV sports dominate this schedule listed for Ledgerland. Lawrence OBrien leads Face the Nation while AAU International Champions contest at noon on multiple channels. Cards meet Mets at 1 pm. Stanley Cup final at 1 pm. golf at 3. Emphasis on Emmy Awards at 9 pm and How to Steal a Million repeats later. Mother’s Day music by the King family at 9:30 pm.
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National Democratic
Mets
New York
Bryan Nelson
Jerome Wiesner
Solly Zuckerman
Werner Heisenberg
Emil and the Detectives
Our Gang
Audrey Hepburn
Peter O’toole
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Robert Young
King Family
Tycoon
John Wayne
the Answer
Oral Roberts
Johnny Quest
Lester
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