Legislature fuels school aid debate in Kansas
The Kansas Legislature approved 27 million dollars in state aid without a revenue source, prompting Governor to vow a veto and a possible special session to reshape tax structure. Ottawa would gain about 142 thousand dollars to open or staff a new school and raise teacher salaries, or face higher property taxes next year. If surpluses fund the aid, taxpayers could see a large rise in 1970 as Republicans aim to capitalize on an election year.
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State of
Kansas
Ottawa
Supreme Court backs union discipline over production quotas
The court rules unions may fine or expel workers for exceeding quotas as internal policy, underscoring labor relations trends. It notes potential harm to productivity and rewards systems, urging balance between union rules and individual ambition within American industry.
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United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
United States
Nervous patient seeks help for high blood pressure
A 42 year old woman reports history of nervous trouble and a blood pressure reading of 150/100. A doctor prescribes reserpine and urges adherence, weight loss, and personal responsibility to lower pressure.
High Blood Pressure Advice From Doctor and Reader Q&A
A doctor advises that high blood pressure is not hopelessly high and stresses early treatment. He urges weight control and constructive activity to reduce stress. The column also answers a reader query on meat tenderizers and notes the AMA address in Chicago.
A Look Ahead to Christianity at Century's End
New York AP surveys leading church scholars predicting shrinking church membership by century's end but bolstered by deeper theology and disciplined living. They foresee rising social involvement, varied movements, declining denominationalism, and an era shaped by technology and secularization affecting religion's appeal and demands.
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New York
God
Changing Religion and the Decline of Mainstream Churches
The article surveys trends in modern religion, predicting a shift toward underground movements and a shrinking, dispersed Christian population. Scholars like Rahner and Berger discuss secularization reducing religious affiliation while urging clearer choices and renewed theological focus. Clergy warn against losing the middle class as churches emphasize social action over doctrinal life.
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Karl Rahner
Johannes C. Hoekendijk
New York
Union Seminary
Peter L. Berger
New School For Social Research
Albert Cutler
Perkins School of Theology
Dallas
Evening TV Grid Snapshot With Dense Daypart Listings
A dense historical TV schedule lists daytime and prime time blocks, including News, Weather, and a mix of classic era programs. Multiple network shows such as Flintstones, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, The Saint, Maverick, and Laughs are interleaved with westerns, dramas, movies, and religious programs across late afternoon to late night, reflecting a full slate of entretenimiento and public affairs.
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Donald O'Connor
General Hospital
News
Flintstones
Avengers
Big Valley
Joey Bishop
Five Pony Creek pupils visit Herald plant on field trip
Five pupils of Pony Creek School and their teacher Miss Helen Gardner toured the Herald plant in Ottawa, concluding the class’s first field trip. Also noting 60 years ago the first Kansas wheat crop report. reports show it to be the best and largest production in history.
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Pony Creek
Helen Gardner
Herald
Ottawa
Prayer for Today and Witnesses Across the World
A devotional prayer cites John 4 29 ASV inviting readers to see the Christ and asks God through Jesus to give courage to witness everywhere. The petition concludes with Amen.
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Christ
God
Jesus Christ
Oscar Show In Retrospect At The Academy Awards
Hollywood AP reports Academy veterans grumbled that last Monday's Oscar cast did not feel old tradition and Gower Champion steered the telecast into the TV age. Gregory Peck praised the streamlined presentation and plans to reform membership. Contention over Best Picture winner lingered as critics favored The Lion in Winter and Romeo and Juliet over Oliver. The over-50 voter group favors entertaining films, with a Streisand Hepburn tie adding to the Oscar drama.
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Hollywood
Academy
Motion Picture Academy
Gower Champion
Gregory Peck
Peck
Oliver
Romeo and Jduliet
Sound of Music
Oxcar
Katharine Hepburn-Barbra Streisand
Ottawa Herald publication notice and rates
The Ottawa Herald lists editor Robert B. Wi as publisher and shows daily publication except Sundays and holidays. Subscription rates vary by area with monthly and yearly options and prices for within and outside the trade area.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wi
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