Guarded Thoughts on Pearl Harbor Anniversary
Editorial recalls the December 7 1941 attack and its 23 year reminder. It contrasts wartime memory with a quiet modern day, noting veterans, future leaders born in 1941, and ongoing conflicts from Korea to Vietnam. The piece stresses preparedness vigilance and honoring those who died in World War II.
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Associated Press
Pearl Harbor
Japan
Axis
Solomons
Iwo Jima
North Africa
Europe
Far East
Normandy
Korea
Viet Nam
Master Cooks Question The Best Food In The World
A terse theory argues the finest food is grandma's, yet the key recipes may be lost as grandmothers pass and female heirs fail to master them. The claim highlights how heritage dishes vanish without preserved instructions.
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Grandma
This And That On Chinese Dinners And Teas
The writer describes trying Chinese cuisine with a novice’s humor and humility. He notes difficulty using chopsticks, identifies distinct dishes by taste, and recalls ritual elements like hot towels and tea refills. The piece ends with the supper awaiting completion tomorrow.
Mono and alcohol caution in young adults
Dr Molner notes mono relapse risk if not fully cured and warns alcohol acts as a liver irritant with poor diet and rest delaying recovery. He stresses personal choice impact on college life and urges seeing the mono booklet after sending 20 cents and a self addressed envelope.
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Dundee
Dinois
Auld Lang Syne 25 Years Ago in Life Magazine
Life magazine featured photos of University of Kansas women students including Margaret Stookey Loraine Peacock and housemother Mrs P H Klinkenburg. Lions Club held a Plaza theater toy drive to aid needy children. CLSC elected Anna Lingard president and Kathryn Campbell secretary. Franklin County sent the first of three flour cars to Belgian relief via Missouri Pacific yards.
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Life Magazine
University of Kansas
Margaret Stookey
Loraine Peacock
P. H. Klinkenburg
The
Lions Club
Plaza Theater
CLSC
Anna Lingard
Kathryn Campbell
Franklin County
Missouri Pacific
Differing Definitions Place Light On GOP Unity
James Marlow analyzes the Republican split after Goldwater's defeat. Governors including Romney Rockefeller and Scranton call for Burch ouster or unity, while Burch and Grenier pivot toward consolidating leadership, with Nixon and Eisenhower weighing in on unifiers. Dirksen plans quiet reflection as party debates its future.
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Associated Press News
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Garch
Republican National Committee
Barry Goldwater
Denver
Ise
National Committee
Burch
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Goldwater
Sun
West
Arizona
Reepublican Party
John Grenier
Goldewater
Reepublicans
Romney
Rockefeler
Scranton
Alabama
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Everett M. Dirksen Oflinois
Senate
Indiana
Charles A. Hales Leck
House
Dirksen
Networks react to first ratings issued this year
The Nielsen report sparks ABC reshaping its weekday afternoon schedule starting December 28 with Flame in the Wind and selected re runs of Donna Reed Shows, while dropping Get the Message and Missing Links. NBC and CBS show mixed results with several failures to reach the 18 rating threshold for renewal. The Rogues Man from U N C L E Slattery’s People The Reporter and The Entertainers faring poorly for renewal prospects.
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Donna Reed
Goodsone Todman
A. C. Nielsen Research Organization
Nielsen
NBC
U.N.C.L.E
CBS
Slattery
People
ABC
Bing Crosby
Tonight's TV Highlights
Channel listings for 6:30 p m to 12:10 a m feature a mix of dramas and comedies. Notable titles include A Rare Vintage with Saunders squad at a French winery and Lt Hanley wounded, Red Skelton sketches with Fernando Lamas, Marty with Ernest Borgnine, Out of the Fog with Garfield and Lupino, and The Singing Ghost with Wayne Morris.
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Channel 9
Rosalind Russell
Alexander Knox
Channel 5
the Smiling Ghost
Wayne Morris
Brenda Marshall
Ottawa Herald Ad Rates and Publication Details
Ottawa Herald in Kansas lists subscription rates by mail for trade area and outside trade area. The paper notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays with Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher. Membership in the Associated Press grants the paper exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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THE
Associated Press
Television Log Dense Nightly Schedule
A cluttered 1960s TV grid lists dozens of programs with times and stations. It names Woody Woodpecker Bugs Bunny News McHales Navy Petticoat Junction Peyton Place The Fugitive Johnny Carson News Weather Discovery She shows many classics from I Love Lucy to Peter Gunn and The Beverly Hillbillies amid daily news and weather updates.
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Woody Woodpecker
Bugs Bunny
Lawman
Mr. Novak
McHales Navy
Red Skelton
U.n.c.le
Tycoon
Petticoat Junction
Peyton Place
Marty
Docetorse Nurses
Les Crane
Johnny Carson
Sister Kenny
Peter Gunn
Daily Word
the Smiling Ghost
Faith For Our Times
Ken
Daddy
General Hospital
Jack LaLanne
ZIP Codes Speed Mail and Cut Christmas Delays
Postal officials warn that seven billion pieces of mail are expected this Christmas and urge ZIP codes on all mail to speed delivery by up to two days. Five digits uniquely identify routes to 566 centers, allowing leapfrogging of six steps. Include correct addresses, duplicate inside, return address, and mail early.
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