Kansas governor race looms after 1966 tax pledge
Editorial notes a looming Kansas governor contest with Robert Docking defending his seat on no new taxes while Rick Harman backs tax increases to keep pace nationally. It highlights a tight primary between Harman and Crutcher, close results like Franklin County’s 24 vote difference, and Crutcher’s two terms of experience.
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Kansas
Robert Docking
Rick Harman
Harman
John Crutcher
Franklin County
Crutcher
Harman Wins Primary Promising Fresh Kansas Approach
Condition Red lieutenant governor Crutcher backed by legislature experience avoided tax specifics while Harman argued for higher taxes to fund education and roads. He won the primary, raising questions if Republicans and some Democrats tire of Docking conservatism and accept his plan to dig deeper into voters' pockets for progress.
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Crutcher
Kansas
Harman
The Baby That Walked At Five Months
A columnist discusses the AP report of Bill Kitterman of New Albany Indiana who began crawling at 30 months and walking by five months. The essay argues the public reaction could spook anxious parents and grandmothers, while noting most babies walk around one year. It warns against forcing premature walking and describes possible parent reactions and discipline when a child falls during early upright attempts.
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Associated Press
Bill Kitterman
New Albany
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Harold
Tommy
Kitterman
Junior
Cold milk for infants debated by a mother and doctor
A mother asks whether giving an infant cold milk is harmful. She notes her baby, now about a year old, has no cramps and spits up less with cold milk and asks if warm milk is truly better. A second mother contends warm milk is superior.
Milk warmth preferences and food safety notes
Medical letters discuss baby milk temperature preferences and safety, noting warm milk for some babies and nonharmful cold milk for others. Warns against unrefrigerated picnic foods. Also includes dermatology tips and a Bible quiz segment referencing Jewish history and biblical verses.
Insider trading ruling stirs debate on tips and law
Federal judges ruled that Texas Gulf Sulphur insiders violated securities laws by trading on undisclosed information and tipping friends. The SEC victory upholds that insiders and tippees cannot profit from nonpublic news. restitution may follow.
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New York
Texas Gulf Sulphur Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
U.S. Court of Appeals
Texas Gulf
Hippies Out as TV Loses Hip Status Says Spelling
Hollywood reports that hippie themed stories are fading from TV. Aaron Spelling and Sid Sheinberg say networks will shift to modern youth issues with new angles. Despite this, producers warn writers will still face cliché pressures while pursuing fresh, serious teen topics.
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Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Sunset Strip
Hollywood Studios
Aaron Spelling
Spelling
ABC
Sid Sheinberg
NBC
Haight-Ashbury
Hollywood Tours Capitalize On Film Fan Fascination
Hollywood studios cash in on tours as 500 daily visitors on MGM and Universal routes explore back lots. Deluxe $7.50 packages include clips and producer lunches. 20th Century Fox caps at 1,000 daily due to production, while Universal hosts about 6,500 daily. Tours showcase Lana Turner’s dressing room, back-lot sets, makeup demos, and stunt shows with occasional star sightings, and contract actors mingle to fill the star gap.
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Hollywood
MGM
Louis B. Mayer
Twentieth Century-Fox
Peyton Place
Town Square
Universal
Lana Turner
John Wayne
Raymond “Tronside
Burr
Prayer for Today and Neighborly Compassion
A devotional excerpt quotes Luke about the Samaritan's compassion and asks God to grant sight for opportunities to help others. It invokes Jesus' spirit of doing good and prays for compassionate hearts as we journey through life.
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God
Jesus
Birthday Party Honors Local Residents at Forest Park
A group of friends held a party last night in the Scout cabin at Forest Park to celebrate the birthdays of Charles Mavity and Mrs. Charles OConnor of Wellsville. Fifty years ago Ottawa began considering married women for teaching posts, though the board had not hired them routinely. times have changed.
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Forest Park
Charles Mavity
Charles O’connor
Wellsville
Ottawa
F. Senter
Board of Education
Television Log Heavy 5 to 1 13 Schedule
A detailed TV diary lists numerous daytime and prime time programs across channels with titles such as Leave It To Beaver What’s New Gunsmoke Peyton Place The Beverly Hillbillies Captain Kangaroo Perry Mason and many more. The schedule spans late afternoon to early morning with news weather sports game shows talk shows dramas and movies including Behind The High Wall Gunslinger and Rock Around The Clock.
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Kansas
Woody Woodbury
Mike Douglas
Marshal Dillon
Garrison
Leannie
Daktari
Dean
N.Y.P.D
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
Phil Silvers
Ottawa Herald Local Rates and AP News Policy
Ottawa Herald publishes daily except Sundays and holidays from 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas with Robert B Wellington as editor. Subscription rates vary by trade area and outside trade area including monthly three month six month and annual options and the Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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