Wheeler and Kansas City politics in Ottawa editorial
Editorial notes a heated Heart of America city election with Dr. Charles Wheeler as mayoral candidate. Wheeler, a former county commissioner, campaigned to make city government more responsive to “the nerds of the people” and to fire the city manager, backed by rival political factions still controlling the scene.
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Kansas City
Bank Pac
Mike Schwartz
Paola
Bank Pac Fund
Schwartz
Jayhawk
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Kansas Bankers Association
Bankers
Legislative Press Corps
Kansas City politics and the Wheeler election
The KC Results segment notes remnants of the old Pendergast machine in Kansas City. The Citizens Association holds eight council seats, a slim majority, posing hurdles for Wheeler to fire the city manager and push his programs. The piece argues voters forget, machines linger, and a target helps cloud real issues.
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Kansas City
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Clean
Citizens Association
Wheeler
Real My Lai Trial Defense Calls Army Poorly Led
The testimony argues Calley killed civilians but questions his orders and Army miscommunication. It accuses higher command of bungling, cover up attempts, and scapegoating Calley and Medina, highlighting a confused undeclared war and unclear objectives.
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Calley
My Lai
Ernest Medina
Army
U. S
Stokes Adams Disease Explained for Patients
Dear Dr Thosteson, my doctor says I have Stokes Adams disease. What is this condition and how can I live with it comfortably and normally. Stokes Adams disease, also called Adams Stokes syndrome, is a form of heart block.
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Thosteson
Stokes-Adams Syndrome and Heart Block Explained
The impulse origin in the auricle and transmission to the ventricle can be slowed causing Stokes-Adams syndrome with fainting risks. Causes include old scar from heart attack or arteriosclerosis, rheumatic fever, or diphtheria. Treatments range from observation to atropine isoproteinol and pacemakers.
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Stokes-Adams
Mailbag Mysteries Reveal Pool Buoys and Bell Patent Fact
New York report compiles interviewed mail insights noting one in eleven homes have a pool and a third own two or more cars and a color TV. It cites Alexander Graham Bell's telephone patent as the era's most valuable. It adds data on hypertension risks in children of hypertensive parents and questions dollar value decay and fossil fuel use.
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New York
Harvard
Alexander Graham Bell
National Geographic Society
Lobbyists in Topeka die hard in Kansas
In Topeka, lobbyists remain fixtures at the Kansas Legislature amid scrutiny. Public officials discuss campaign contributions from banks, oil and gas groups, and labor unions, with lawmakers noting the influence and the need for information from lobbyists while acknowledging potential conflicts and the desire for disclosure.
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Topeka
Austin Nothern
Nothern
Kansas
Secretary of State
John T. Branchi
Roverland Park
University of Kansas Medical Center
Branchi
Brian Moline
Wichita
Harper
Mary Turkington
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
Fred Linde
Staging Hurts Nancy's Show on CBS in Vegas Style
Nancy Sinatra's Las Vegas act backed by The Blossoms and Osmond Brothers aired on CBS with a large stage look. TV lighting and sound flubbed at times, hurting the effect though Nancy sang well. A later Afternoon concert featured Leonard Bernstein discussing Richard Strauss with the New York Philharmonic.
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New York
Nancy Sinatra
Las Vegas
Ed Sullivan
CBS
Nancy
The
Blossoms
Supremes
Osmond Brothers
New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Leonard Bernstein
Richard Strauss
Tax cut push gains speed from diverse backers
New York AP report says pressure for an income tax cut grows as economy recovers slowly. Advocates include First National City Bank and Prof. Walter Heller, who argue a cut would boost private activity, help deploy national resources to domestic needs, and ease government finances as the Vietnam War winds down.
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New York
al City Bank
Walter Heller
First City
Television Log Card For Monday Evening Lineup
A dense schedule lists various TV programs across channels and times from early evening through late night including Munsters, Petticoat Junction, Love Lucy, Gunsmoke, The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Ed Sullivan era items, and movies such as The Happening and Psycho with News and Weather updates interspersed throughout the day. Multiple network credits and show titles appear in a single column with repeats and cross references.
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Dick van Dyke
Kansas
Petticoat Junction
Mayberry
Bob Hope
Doris Day
Carol Burnett
Diahann Carroll
Merv Griffin
Henry Aldrich
Cupid
Guiding Light
Doctors
General Hospital
Bay City
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
Mike Douglas
Lucille Ball
Dick van Eyke
Newspaper subscription rates and AP news rights notice
Daily newspaper in Ottawa Kansas shows subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area with monthly, quarterly, semiannual and yearly options. It notes sales tax details and that the Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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