A Rotten Affair in Hoffa Case Recalled
The editorial links labor and crime in the Jimmy Hoffa disappearance. It cites a secret meeting, slow family reporting, a guard and adopted son going underground, pension fund tapping, a planned Mafia meeting, and possible union officer involvement. A grand jury may investigate. The piece condemns dues supporting such figures.
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Jimmy Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
Crime fears in sunny Miami cast shadow on rural life
After two Miami women were killed, police urged extreme caution toward strangers offering tire repairs in shopping centers. A detective advised wives to inspect their cars before driving, checking back seats and nearby cars for danger. The killer allegedly flats tires to lure victims into his car. The piece notes rural America should still value its quality of life.
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Miami
America
Protruding Ears and Rosacea Advice from Dr Thosteson
A reader asks about non surgical correction for protruding ears and Dr Thosteson outlines standard ear pinning with local anesthesia, noting psychological factors may justify earlier treatment. He also explains rosacea causes, triggers, and treatment strategies, and identifies scoliosis as a potential spine issue needing orthopedist care with posture, exercise, and possible back brace.
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M.M
Thosteson
Thesteson
Cedar Daily Rates and Publisher Details
Cedar Daily publishes from Ottawa Kansas with Wellington as editor and publisher. Subscription rates inside the trade area by mail include one month 1.96, three months 5.36, six months 9.37, one year 17.38. outside trade area 2.78 for one month, 7.00 for three months, 13.29 for six months, 24.46 for one year. Out of state deductions apply a 3 percent sales tax. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Palm oil rises as alternative to peanuts and soybeans
Washington AP reports palm oil production, led by Malaysia, grows rapidly since 1967. By 1980 world palm oil trade is expected to double, potentially transforming U.S. oils economy. African oil palm trees yield two tons per acre, far surpassing peanuts and cottonseed.
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Washington
Malaysia
Agriculture Department
U.S
Ellen V. McGuire
Usda Agency
Indonesia
Ivory Coast
United States
Cameroon
Ghana
Sierra Leone
Dahomey
Angola
Togo
Colombia
Ecuador
USDA
Europe
Miss McGuire
India
Pakistan
Soviet Union
Russia
Hungary
Gifford Quiet Star in ABC Football Booth
New York AP profile notes Frank Gifford in ABC's NFL Monday Night Football booth. Once an USC All-American and Giants star he considered acting in college and even had small film parts before turning to sportscasting.
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New York
ABC
Howard Cosell
Alex Karras
Fred Williamson
Don Meredith
NBC
Frank Gifford
Los Angeles
Gifford
University of Southern California
New York Giants
USC
Giants
Fun City
Phil Rizzuto
Yankee
Williamson
CBS
Television schedules and industry notes from 1970s press
A dense listing of television time blocks and program lineups spans multiple networks and days, detailing shows such as Truth or Consequences, Sesame Street, The Beverly Hillbillies, Hogan's Heroes, and MASH. The items reflect era programming and include sports and news segments along with film and variety slots.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
Lilias
Wild Kingdom
Hogan's Heroes
Beverly Hillbillies
Rockies
Joe Garagiola
Kathryn Kuhlman
Gunsmoke
Andy Griffith
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Gomer Pyle
USMC
S.waa.t
Maude
Dick van Dyke
Rhoda
Mike Douglas
Johnny Carson
Ruth
Ironside
Dialogue Kansas
Storey Faces Secret Vote For Senate Presidency
Kansas Senate Republicans plan a secret Aug 21 ballot to choose a new president. Bob Storey touts finance skill and political tact, while Ross Doyen and Norman Gaar are dissenting rivals. Storey champions reform while courting Governor Bennett, but critics question ethics and motives.
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Kansas
Senate
Bob Storey
Ross Doyen
Concordia
Norman Gaar
Westwood
Johnson County
Doyen
Gaar
Topeka
Bennett
Storey
GOP
Farmers reject metric system poll in Wisconsin
In Racine Wisconsin the Wisconsin Agriculturist poll shows farmers largely oppose adopting the metric system. Only 17 percent favor adoption while 63 percent oppose and 20 percent are undecided.
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Racine, Wis
Wisconsin Agriculturist
Informal Discussion Sundays at 1115 N Main Ottawa
A notice invites readers to an informal discussion Sundays at 8:00 p.m. at 1115 North Main in Ottawa. It references spiritual themes and calls readers to hasten toward a perceived revelation, providing a contact phone number (913) 242-7039.
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N. Main
Ottawa
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