Theis Says Reed Says GOP Is Bad Demos Bad
Editorials note two Kansas headlines on GOP criticisms and Democratic countercharges. Frank Theis accuses Republicans of secret sessions undermining Docking’s program while Clyde Reed claims Kansans want change from a do nothing Democratic administration. Political winds loom as Legislature nears a special session.
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Frank Theis
Kansas
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Clyde Reed
NEA official argues banning Life and Time in schools
An NEA official urged principals to bar Life and Time magazines from classrooms after a Life article criticized educational methods. Life defended its reporting as accurate, while NEA board members called the move untenable, noting it risks censorship and doubles readership of the article.
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National Education Association
Time and Life Magazine
NEA
Life
This And That Nostalgic musings on spring and progress
A local evening reflection humorously muses on hats, aging fashion, and a four year old model. It touches on insurance fantasies, highway billboards, beer truck signs, space travel times, and a jab at old fashioned lawyering. The piece also notes spring personified by a glowing woman and government spending as patriotic.
Heart disease types and patient guidance from Dr Molner
The article explains organic versus functional heart problems, stressing that organic disease means actual structural change. It cautions on severity, potential valve damage, and variable treatment, from rest to possible surgery, and notes many cases are moderate and controllable. It also covers gum bleeding, suggesting doctor evaluation, and dispels the myth that only men feel chest pain from heart issues, advising women to seek checkups if pain occurs.
Ottawa hometown notes and odd thefts reported
Police received report that a radiator cap was stolen from a car and a theft incident occurred at a property on Elm Street. University of Kansas students participated in a style show, while a woman sustained a left ankle injury from a stair accident. A parade featured a dog show and a troupe of performers arrived in Ottawa, with a stage incident noted and subsequent repairs.
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Ottawa
University of Kansas
University
Prayer for Today Devotional Teaches Trust in God
A short daily prayer invokes Psalm 118 24 and asks for God’s living presence and perfect trust. It seeks assurance that God hears and answers, through Christ whose purpose is fullness of joy.
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Christ
Clips And Quips A Lot Of Things
A compilation of light quotes from periodicals notes a beauty operator and witty remarks about aging. The snippets reflect humorous observations on life, debt, and aging common in newspapers of the era.
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Oakley
Television Programs Overview for Channel Lineup
An OCR style listing of Channel 4 through 13 broadcast schedules shows varied programs from News and Weather to dramas, game shows, and cartoons. Notable items include Playhouse 60 NBC NBC posts, Captain’s Era and Matinee lineups, sports and film blocks, and late night talk and variety segments across ABC CBS NBC channels.
Stanton Area Social Notes Highlight Family Gatherings
Mrs. Ludwig hosted a party for her room of pupils mothers and grandmothers giving corsages to each. Mrs. Mitchell and her pupils attended. Mrs. Edith Webker of Paola visited the Oren Croan home. Everette Miller and family hosted relatives in Independence Missouri. Raymond Bryan welcomed guests for Bobby C s 11th birthday. Ross Cole from Kansas City visited the Dan Brassfield home.
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Everette Miller
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Viola Dobson
Raymond Bryan
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Ross Cole
Kansas City
Dan Brassfield
Fallout and Genetics Debate on Radiation Risks
AEC experts and geneticists clash over fallout risks to human heredity from nuclear tests. Some say any radiation adds to genetic damage, while others call the added risk negligible. Watches and strontium-90 are cited as potential contributors, with moral stakes and long-term effects highlighted.
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Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Pleasant Valley Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Herbert Archer of Olathe visited Mr and Mrs Pant Gantt in Pleasant Valley. Mrs Marie Broers joined Mr and Mrs Wiley Broers and Billie for a trip to Eudora to see Mrs George Broers. Mr and Mrs Orvill Fisher of Baldwin spent an evening with Mr and Mrs John Benham in Pleasant Valley.
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How Old Do You Feel But Not Quite A Starry Trip
U S Science suggests a man could buy a ticket to the nearest star and return, and the faster you go the younger you get. The column jokes about aging, time, and age markers with quips from locals, noting Jerald Mason’s illness and a new baby girl born to Junior Higbie’s family as side details.
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Max Wiseman
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Bert Rus
Gower
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Charles Williamson
Charles P. Moore
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Raedecker
Bethany College President Candidate Nominated
Kan sas Conf erence of the Augustana Lutheran Church opens its annual convention at Longmont Cole. Dale Lund Upsala College East Orange N J been nominated to succeed Dr Mortvedt as Bethany president. Mortvedt will leave to be executive director of higher education for the church. Dr N Everett Hedeen Salina is due to complete his four year term as conference president.
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N. Everett Hedeen
Salina
Kofo Schedule Highlights For A Saturday
KOFO outlines a busy broadcast day with music by Lombar at 9:35, church notes at 3:48, Meet the Artist at 0:00 and radio drawing at 1S. News summaries run at 10:30 11:30 and 12:30, with a record review at 10:35 and a bulletin board at 11:05. Weekly programs include Around Town Saturday Serenades and the Peoples Exchange, Farm Program and a sports moment at 1:00.
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Lombar
Errett P. Serivnet
Kindergarten Lesson Sparks Conversation in Dayton
A Dayton father asked his kindergarten son what he learned at school. The boy replied that little boys are not supposed to go in the room marked for little girls. The exchange highlights classroom labeling and gender norms among young children.
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Jimmy
Ottawa Herald Rates and Publication Details
The Ottawa Herald lists editorial offices at Ottawa Kansas with Robert H. Wellingson as editor and Quy Snedaker as publisher. It notes subscription rates in the trade area by mail: one month 83 cents, three months 2.00, six months 3.75, one year 7. Outside trade area rates by mail: one month 1.00, three months 4.50, six months 5.50, one year 9.00.
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