The Billfold Issue and Kansas Tax Rebellion
Editorial notes the Kansas Tax Rebellion spurring a tax study group. It warns lawmakers to resist special interests while weighing efficiency and fairness to support industrialization. Rural taxpayers pushed the committee, highlighting rural-city mutual issues and the risk of blocking future progress with taxpayer money.
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Kansas
Rioting in Chicago highlights loot with 85000 in pockets
Rioting following Martin Luther King Jr. murder led to 1800 arrests in Chicago and similar action in many cities. Jail custody revealed about $85000 total on detainees, averaging nearly $50 each, with some holding several hundred dollars. Authors urge judges to consider the warden's cash when sentencing.
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Chicago
Martin Luther King
Cook County
What Is a Heart Attack and Its Aftermath
Dr Molner explains heart attacks as blockage of coronary arteries causing muscle death and scar tissue. Immediate rest and pain relief follow, with gradual recovery. about 75 to 80 percent return to work, though the heart never fully normal. Some individuals may misinterpret symptoms, but attacks are typically noticeable.
Army Captain Orr promoted to Major at Ft. Sill
Auld Lang Sygne recounts 25 years ago Army Capt. Gilford L. Orr formerly of Wellsville was promoted to Major at Ft. Sill Okla where he serves as an instructor Mrs. Orr is the daughter of Mr and Mrs B H Wright of Ottawa Claude S Pugh city engineer for nine years resigns and accepts a draftsman post with the Kansas City Street Railways Company 50 years ago
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Gilford L. Orr
Wellsville
Ft. Sill
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Orr
B. H. Wright
Ottawa
Claude S. Pugh
Kansas City Street Railways Company
Poor People's March Returns Demand Action in Washington
In Washington the Poor People's Campaign led by Ralph Abernathy warned they will return in 10 days with 3,000 to 5,000 strong to pressure top officials for immediate reforms. They pressed for enforcement of laws, food stamp program changes, and poverty relief while warning violence could occur at home if demands are ignored.
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Washington
Ralph Abernathy
Abernathy
Dean Rusk
Dian
New York
Manuel Ortiz
Orville L. Freeman
Justice Department
Agriculture Department
Freeman
Labor
W. Willard
Congress
Martin Luther King
America
Black Power grows as Negroes gain urban political clout
The article notes a rising Black Power trend from urban migration, predicting at least three new Negro members in the U S House this November, with Cleveland New York City and St Louis cited as targets. It traces historical gains from 1930s to 1960s, and discusses district redrawing and future census effects. It highlights Powell as the lone prominent militant figure among current lawmakers.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Gary
Ind
U.S
House of Representatives
New York City
St. Louis
Congress
Chicago
South Side
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
Detroit
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Bermuda in turmoil as governor dissolves Parliament
Bermuda's governor dissolved Parliament and set general elections for May 22 amid curfew and rioting. Police and troops patrolled Hamilton while six looters were captured after a furniture store was set ablaze twice. Front Street shopowners boarded windows as black demonstrators rallied and the Popular Labor party seeks independence and one man one vote.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Lord Martonmere
Popular Labor Party
Britain
United Bermuda Party
Some Hope Yet In TV Fall Schedule Changes
AP previews new season shifts across ABC and CBS. ABC partially revives N Y P D while It Takes a Thief gains earlier slots. Felony Squad moves to Friday and Dream House ends on air. CBS considers renewing He and She under options. Peyton Place will skip summer reruns. Readers are advised to track tangled plot lines.
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Cynthia Lowry
AP Television
NEW York
ABC
N.Y.P.D
Frank Converse
Robert Hooks
Felony Squad
Dream House
CBS
Dick Benjamin
Paula Prentiss
Television Log Heavy Network Schedule For Tuesday
A dense station guide lists programs from 5:00 PM to 1:05 AM including news, cartoons, game shows, dramas, soap operas, and feature films. Notable items feature Leave It To Beaver Flintstones Truth or Consequences The Day The Earth Stood Still The Deadly Companions The Lovely World Tonight and Island Of Lost Women among many others.
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Flintstones
Kansas
U.S.A
Garrison
Jeannie
Daktari
Dean
Creative Person
Red Skelton
Faces of the City
the Black Lancers
NET Playhouse
Good Morning World
N.Y.P.D
Special Report
Raders
Joey Bishop
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Joe Pyne
Captain Kangaroo
Bullwinkle
Jack LaLanne
Bette Hayes
General Hospital
Concentration
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Woody Woodbury
Mike Douglas
Virginian
Avengers
Beverly Hilbillies
Green Thumb
Green Acres
Music Hall
Dom DeLuise
Hell
Texas
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and masthead
Ottawa Herald lists pricing for trade area and outside subscriptions with monthly and yearly rates. It names editor Robert H. Wellington and notes Associated Press rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Otliwa
Kansas
Robert HW
Wellington
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