Chanute Editorial Calls Power Move a Local Gamble
An editorial condemns the city’s purchase of two new generating units as cementing Chanute’s electric-only stance, arguing the decision raises taxes for residents and favors wealthy real estate holders. It notes KG&E’s anticipated offer and warns revenue bond financing of over half a million dollars, with interest to be borne by Chanute.
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Tic Is Nervous Habit Dear Dr Mother
A reader asks how long a tic lasts and Dr Mother explains a tic is a nervous habit tied to tension. Rest plus quiet activity and exercise help. avoid overstimulation and discuss activity choices with the doctor. Calcium questions note too little calcium risks and no proven link to hardening arteries. A 14 year old girl weighs 160 pounds and is advised to exercise more and reduce fats and sugars.
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Imaginary Dialogues in a Slick Paper Magazine
A playful indoor activity involves reading a slick-paper magazine and imagining dialogues with its advertisers. The excerpt notes a sampler from an electrical appliances manufacturer offering a gratis “Guide to Gracious Entertaining” and ends with a partial question.
Nightspots and martinis tease readers in a forgotten ad swirl
A mosaic of retro blur blends a hostess scrambling over a broken key gadget before a party with a repair man hunt, old ads praising Doornkaat gin and Gancia dry vermouth, and a biblical prayer closing a fragmentary column on fashion, luxury, and social rituals.
Nuns Sing on Mitch Miller Show for Newburgh project
Dominican nuns from Newburgh New York raised funds for a building project by recording an album Joy? selling at 35 cents per copy. The 55 member choir earned 150000 dollars and performed on Mitch Miller's NBC show after Cardinal Spellman granted permission. NBC plans TV3 move to Friday nights. That Was the Week That Was American edition under consideration.
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Here Is How Senators Voted
Washington AP reports Midwest senators split on a 50 to 36 Senate vote to extend for one year the law allowing import of farm labor from Mexico. Edmondson and Peerson supported. Monroney Symington opposed. Carlson paired for. Long not listed.
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Hospital Ship Hope Arrives for Ecuador Mission
The U S Hospital Ship Hope arrived in Guayaquil Ecuador for a ten month stay to treat needy patients and train Ecuadorian doctors and nurses through a privately financed medical mission led by U S personnel.
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Today In History December 5 1963 highlights
On December 5 various historic events are recalled including Phi Beta Kappa’s founding in 1776 at William and Mary, Bucharest’s surrender in 1916, Prohibition repeal in 1933, the AFL-CIO merger in 1955, and postwar moves on Trieste and Berlin from recent decades.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and AP Rights
Ottawa Herald details subscription rates for trade area by mail with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options and higher rates for outside trade area. The paper notes it is staffed by Robert B. Wellington and is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive use of local news and AP dispatches.
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Dense TV Schedule Log From Classic Channel Day
A sprawling television log lists show titles and time slots across the day and night. Programs span dramas comedies news sports games and children's fare including The Rifleman Naked City Perry Mason You Bet Your Life and Captain Kangaroo among dozens of entries with multiple airings and codenames.
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Torey and Friends
Wild Kingdom
Rocky and Friends
Lawman
Flintstones
Rawhide
Donna Reed
Dr. Kildare
My Three Sons
Perry Mason
Jimmy Dean
Hazel
Nurses
Kraft Suspense Theater
Edie Adams
Detectives
Johnny Carson
Belong
Steve Allen
High Seas
Faith of Our Times
Daily Word
Ford
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Loretta Young
Daddy
Lee Phillip
O-Gee
Superman
Katle
Bob Hope
Jack Paar
Alfred Hitchcock
Pearl Harbor
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