Editorials Young GOP Poll in Topeka
The Young Republicans met in Topeka and polled members on preferred governor candidates. Three strong names emerged: Clifford Hope a former representative, Clyde Reed Parsons publisher, and Attorney General John Anderson. All are considered viable, with Hope noted as retirement has cooled public life and Reed seen as a fresh potential vote-getter.
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What To Print And The Motor Car Vacation Dilemma
The article recalls a 1950s Atlantic Monthly piece about Billy Graham in Scotland and debates what newspapers should publish about themselves. It weighs freedom of criticism against deference, then muses on vacation travel by car, plane, train, or bus, noting costs, comforts, and experiences, with personal reflections on staying home versus traveling.
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Bangkok Temples Show Off Buddha Gold and Color
The Bangkok temples showcase vast Buddha statues in myriad poses from tiny to colossal. The Reclining Buddha complex dominates with layered roofs, colored tiles, and a mosaic glow. Statuary gargoyles, red diabolic faces, and saffron priests surround a world of vivid religious imagery. A 160 by 40 foot reclining figure dominates the main temple with a serene smile and gold leaf robe. Buddhism’s images linger in memory beyond the sights. 25 Years Ago notes follow about Ottawa weather, tree trimming, and local business and people.
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Prayer For Today Reflection and Verse
A devotional prayer asks God to cleanse hearts from sin so the Holy Spirit dwells within and believers witness their faith through Jesus teaching the Lord's Prayer in heaven. The text centers on spiritual renewal and prayerful communion with the Father.
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Little Sandy Sleighfoot inspires disabled youths on TV
A broadcast on Channel 4 and NBC promotes morale for youngsters with polio, crossed eyes, hare lips, birthmarks, or other defects. It urges parents and teachers to focus on rebuilding the child’s ego and outlook, noting medical help can fix physical issues while family and educators shape attitude and zest for living. Dr Crane offers guidance through The Hopkins Syndicate in Melott Indiana.
Move To Increase Scientists Pay in Federal Jobs
The government moved to raise pay for scientists and engineers to attract more specialists to federal positions. About 48,000 current personnel would receive increases ranging from 135 to 1,080 dollars annually, with higher starting salaries for new recruits. The annual added cost is estimated at 2644 million dollars, including 92 million for existing staff and 32 million for up to 4,000 hires next year.
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Prisoner Cage Access and Pay Scale Changes
The service commission announced federal agencies may raise pay scales to attract needed scientists and engineers. The move increases entrance rates for physical scientists and engineers in GS6 and GS8, with details about guards and locksmiths influencing access to new wire cages.
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Morale boosters for a child with polio scars
Dr George W Crane suggests psychological booster shots for Billy Z aged 7 who limps from polio. Mothers should stress others' greater struggles, tell stories of famous figures who thrived despite disability, and praise effort over hindrances. Encourage seeing handicap as a spur to achievement and share uplifting tales.
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Mata Published Daily Ottawa Kans Subscription Rates
Mata newspaper published daily except Sundays and holidays entered at Ottawa Kansas post office second class matter editor Robert B Wallington and Guy Snedaker publisher subscription rates by mail in trade area include one month eighty five cents three months two dollars six months three seventy three one year seven dollars
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Polio cases in Kansas drop as year advances
TOPEKA A delayed report of a polio case in October increased Kansas 1957 cases to 53, far below last year’s 162 at this time. The latest case involved a 7 year old Topeka girl who had one anti polio vaccine shot in 1956 and showed no paralysis.
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