Medical aid for the aged sparks party pledges
The debate over medical aid for the aged heats up as both parties pledge support. An Emory University survey shows most Americans over 65 fund their own health care and prefer private payment, with AMA opposing socialized medicine. The 1500 non institutional seniors studied reveal 65 percent have voluntary insurance, rising to 90 percent by 1970. The political fight risks ignoring the public paying for the plan.
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Congress
Grandpa
American Medical Association
Sociologists
Emory University of
AMA
Association
U.S
This And That Satirical Snippets From The Era
A collage of quips on politics religion and society. Notes include a boy expelled from Russia for sharing a Bible, Alaska's statehouse site vote, a pun about Juneau, an interim pastor named Gibble, and reflections on balloons ads and splinter party candidates.
Ottawa Herald Rates List Subscriptions and Tax Policy
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area by mail with monthly quarterly six month and yearly options. Kansas residents see a 2 percent sales tax add on quoted prices. The notice also states Associated Press republication rights for local news.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Cescceccce
Associated Press
What is an alcoholic and how to help
A reader asks how to define an alcoholic, and Dr Molner explains that an alcoholic is someone whose life is interfered with by alcohol though they may appear normal. He stresses the distinction between hard drinkers and alcoholics, notes signs of dependency, and recommends Alcoholics Anonymous for help once the person admits the problem.
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National Council On Alcoholism
America
DR. Molner
Alcoholics Anonymous
Architects tapped for Field school building plans
The board of education hired two local architects Washburn and Stookey to draw up plans for a new Field school building. An Angus baby beef owned by Billy Horstick of Richmond won the 4-H club grand championship at the Richmond fair. H R Carpenter was re elected president of the Franklin County Wheat Production Control Association. A new porch was added to Chariton Cottage the girls dormitory at Ottawa University. Ottawans hope ex President Theodore Roosevelt will stop in Ottawa on his way to Kansas City. Two earth cave ins halted sewer installation at 7th and Elm.
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Board of Education
Washburn and Stookey
Billy Horstick
Richmond
H. R. Carpenter
The
Franklin County Wheat Production Control Association
Chariton Cottage
Ottawa University
Theodore Roosevelt
Ottawa
Kansas City
Prayer for Today Morning Devotion in Bible Verse
A morning prayer after Mark 1 35 gives thanks for Jesus Christ and asks blessing to follow His example. The request seeks daily faithfulness and closer fellowship with God through Jesus Christ.
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Father
Jesus Christ
Weegin
Jesus
Television schedule panorama across daytime to late night
A dense OCR of a 1960s TV grid lists programs, hosts, and segments across channels including news, weather, game shows, dramas, and variety acts. Notable names include Gordon Jump, Don Harrison, Bill Yearout, Merle Norman, and Faye. The page mixes time slots, show titles, and host cues with network promos and regional notes.
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Harold Mack
Don Harrisons
Merle Norman
Bill Yearout
Bat Masterson
Playhouse of State
Donna Reed
Producer's Choice
Johnny Ringo
Real McCoys
Zane Grey Theatre
Jeannie Carson
Alfred Hitchcock
Wrangler
Markham
the Untouchables
Groucho Marr
Key Men's Council
Untouchables
Adventure Theater
Tombstone Territory
Newa
Don Harrison
Jack Paar
Gordon Jump
Sam Molen
Dev Nelson
Fve-Star News
Milwaukee
Western TV Show To Take Different Tack
NBC debuts Outlaws a Western told from criminals’ viewpoint with fate guiding outcomes. Marshal and deputies avoid chases as plots focus on motives, wrongs claimed, and rescue twists rather than shootouts.
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Hollywood
Outlaws
NBC
Picture Of Modern Executive Distorted By HAL BOYLE
New York analysis counters the popular tale of stressed bosses. A U.S. News & World Report poll of 6,000 executives finds average 35 hour weeks, five days, low home work, and two thirds free from major fatigue. Most are in good health, sleep about seven hours, and only 13 percent report undue tension.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Little Red Riding Hood
U.S. News & World Report
Harry J. Johnson
Life Extension
Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Mst
Young Actor In Tough Spot In Hollywood
HOLLYWOOD AP Rory Harrity a handsome young actor in his first movie faces embarrassment. A former Harvard Lampoon editor he predicts he will win next year’s worst actor award regardless of his performance. He recalls being discovered by producer Joe Pasternak and notes the voice coach episode. Harrity founded the Roscoe Award and once spoofed Kirk Douglas winning a worst actor trophy.
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Hollywood
Rory Harrity
Harvard Lampoon
The
Lampoon
Harrity
Liz
Kirk Douglas
Bethel Church hosts fellowship and mission tour notes
Mrs. Hoopes and Wayne were guests at a Bethel Church fellowship meeting where Wayne Hoopes and Sharon Atchison shared pictures from their mission tour. Delbert Hoffman and family returned to Exeter Missouri after visiting relatives in Bethel Overbrook and Lawrence. Mrs. Ben Baker hosted Bethel Sunday School young folks class party in the Fellowship hall.
Norstad Denies Rumor In Europe Resignation
Paris AP General Lauris Norstad supreme Allied commander in Europe rejects rumors in British papers that he will resign. He declined to comment further as the reports circulated across multiple outlets.
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Paris
Lauris Norstad
Europe
Thruway mileage tops 1.22 billion in seven months
Albany AP reports motorists logged 1,225,277,235 miles on the New York State Thruway during the first seven months of the year, signaling strong travel volume across the parkway system.
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Albany
N.Y
Evening TV Highlights on Channel 4 5 9 and more
TV listings summarize tonight's programs across channels 4 5 9 and 13. Notable items include Wagon Train with Tommy Sands and Wally Moon repeats 9 00 PM giants and romance films with Clark Gable Rosalind Russell and Joan Fontaine and a Winter sports visit by Sonja Henie Jack Oakie Cesar Romero.
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Channel 4
Tommy Sands
Wally Moon
Channel 13
Sonja Henie
Jack Oakie
Cesar Romero
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Alaska
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Gibble
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ABC
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People's Choice
Friend Ficke
Dey Nelson
Sparta
Almanac Newaree
Bam Molen
Five
Star News
Sky Giant
Five Star Theatre
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U.S.A
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China Conder
Daily Word
Studio
Richard C. Hottelet
Jack la Lanne
Bride
Dean Mumptery
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CBS News
Bob
Loretta Young
Mr. District Attorney
Young
Dr. Malone
Gale Storm
Fisbber McGee
Moly
Arizona
Farly
Tfarly
Rocky
His
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Olaf Broward
Sporta
Busness News Oas
Sports Acre
Newa &—News
Rickieberry Hound
Huntley-Brinkley
Douglas Edwards Glau
Pony Express
Movietime
Chris Condon
Barton MacLane
MacLane
James Bacon
Harriety
Joe Pasternak
the Lampoon
Roscoe
Elizabeth Taylor
Roscoe D. Hunge
Bethel
Norstad
King Features Syndicate, Inc
TV Service
Keen Company
Harry Smith
Dean Berlin
Channel 9
Vienna
Air Force
Civilian Space Agency
Chris
Florida
Richard Kiley
Arizona Rangers
Channel 5
Quarrel
Slade
Richard Dix
Joan Fontaine
Clark Gable
Rosalind Russell
Gillette
Ivan Brown Tire
L&l Cafe
Malott
Rock Creek Road
Rantoul
Guernsey
A.C
John Deere
Hardwick
Odena Detwiler
Claude & Harold Myers
Kansas State Bank
Peoria
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