Private clubs in Kansas City Kan serve liquor widely
A feature story reports that in Kansas City Kansas a reporter and a friend visited 13 private clubs, gaining admission and drinks at nine without membership. Under state law private clubs may serve liquor to members only. Wyandotte County hosts about 100 clubs. soon after publication undercover ABC agents visited six clubs and were served, with all six cited.
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Alcoholic Beverage Control Unit
Not Very Private and Open Saloons Across Counties
The piece argues state liquor laws are widely violated in Wyandotte and other counties, with capital city and many small counties hosting open saloons. Officials and the public show little concern, suggesting laws are hard to enforce and unpopular. A change could mean reinstating open saloons, a divisive issue.
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Conflicting Moves Cloud Vietnam Peace Talks Progress
The piece notes ongoing conflict despite Paris peace talks and U S deescalation claims. Nixon orders 25 000 troops withdrawn while reports indicate an additional 30 000 are being added, creating a net reduction in troops. The extract questions mutual trust between the U S and Communists and asks why.
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Sleep Needs for Teens and Bedtime Questions
In response to a mother’s letter about 11 and 13 year old daughters arguing over bedtimes, the doctor notes that schoolgirls of that age should have eight to ten hours of sleep each night. He aims to settle night after night disputes by guiding proper sleep duration.
To Your Good Health and Bedtime Questions
A reader asks about managing bedtimes for two growing daughters and avoiding family tension. Advice suggests counting wake times to set bedtimes, encouraging exercise, and letting children self-adjust. Additional questions cover bad breath sources, hammer toe treatment, and diabetes impact on male potency with concise medical insights.
Extensive TV Schedule Log Shows Mixed Prime Time Lineup
A dense aircheck lists hourly programs across channels from 5:00 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. including Flintstones, News, Weather, Variety of movies and episodic series, game shows, and specials. Notable entries include God’s Little Acre, The Desert Song, The Saint, Batman, Hogan’s Heroes, Bonanza, Tonight, Merv Griffin, and Ed Sullivan among others.
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New Commandment Calls for Love Among All Disciples
A religious prayer emphasizes Jesus teaching to love one another as evidence of discipleship. It asks for divine guidance to help others, following Christ’s example and loving neighbors as oneself, offered in Jesus name.
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Hollywoods tense odds for Laugh-Ins future season
Hollywood notes focus on Gladys Ormpsby and Tyrone as the NBC Laugh-In team Wolfgang Stein Schlatter and Ed Friendly pursue a third season. Schlatter and Friendly, amid rumors and Nielsen talk, defend their fast paced, madcap show while recalling Turn-On’s disaster and the pressures of renewal.
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Roger's Round Table Faces Inflation Fight Debate
New York AP reports Roger's Round Table, a coalition of large firms led by former U.S. Steel chairman Roger Blough, is aiming to curb wage-driven inflation in construction and defend free enterprise. The piece explores steel price rises, wage shifts, and debate over the sector's role in inflation, noting scholarly criticism of steel management and technology adoption.
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Don Defore recalls Czech spying scare at Lenin gateway
Hollywood actor Don Defore recounts a frightening episode in Czechoslovakia after a Moscow Film Festival trip. Russian troops and secret police questioned the couple over photographs, fearing military intent as Aug 20 anniversary neared. They were eventually released after passport checks and a protest order.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Display
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription options with rates for trade area and outside trade area. Pricing includes monthly, quarterly, half year, and yearly plans, with higher rates for non trade area readers.
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Robert B. Wellington
Local News Dispatches From The Associated Press
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish all local news printed in the newspaper and to use AP news dispatches. This notice appears as part of standard AP licensing for newspaper content.
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