Poll Frauds and the Kennedy Victory in Electoral College
The Electoral College favored Senator John F. Kennedy for the next presidency with some diehards opposing him. Southern Republicans accused civil rights policy of swinging votes to Byrd, while investigations upheld Kennedy’s wins in Illinois and Texas. The piece cites historical machines in Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago’s Cook County, and other cities as examples of vote manipulation.
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Kennedy
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Senator Byrd
Kansas City
This And That by joh A lighthearted social column
This And That jests about millinery salessey prompts, shifts in American habits, and small changes in daily life. It touches on aging technology, car ownership, phone numbers, color of telephones, defense reorganization, blue passports, tax notices, Santa Claus imagery in debt collection, mini elevators in banks, and election integrity remarks.
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Santa Claus
Prayer for Today Light of the World Prayer text
A devotional prayer invokes the eternal light to illumine the world and souls. It asks for guidance to see light and follow it until the end of days, in the Redeemer's name.
Jaundice as a symptom and skin color clues
A reader asks about yellow jaundice and proper foods, Dr. Mulner explains jaundice as a symptom linked to bile flow and liver issues, listing hepatitis as a common cause in young adults and stressing prompt medical check. The column also covers simple papillomas and a reminder to rest for a child, plus notes from 25 and 50 years ago.
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J.T
Ottawa Herald Classified Rates and AP Note
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area by mail with monthly and yearly options and a Kansas tax addition. It notes association with the Associated Press and exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Associated Press
Television Schedule Dense Night Lineup Across Networks
Readable fragment outlines a sprawling 1960s style TV schedule with multiple channels, shows, movies, news, and special events. Notable entries include Popeye and Huckleberry Hound cartoons, The Cisco kid era, The Untouchables, Leave it to Beaver, News with Douglas Edwards, Captain Kangaroo, Today show segments, and Evening movie lineups. The list weaves in sports, travel, and variety features with many named hosts and programs across early morning to midnight slots.
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Dev Nelson
Gordon Jump
Harold Mack
Cochise
Don Harrison
Sparta
Bill Yearout
Huntley-Brinkley
Douglas Edwards
Dan Raven
Rawhide
Matty
Barry Sullivan Shifts Roles In TV And Theater
New York AP report recalls Barry Sullivan’s career shifts from The Man Called X and Harbor Master to The Tall Man on NBC, and his Dec 28 CBS Steel Hour lead in Operation Northstar. He discusses seeking variety, balancing family finances, and the pull of television’s immediacy versus theater and film.
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Northstar
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To Meet Anderson On Juco Aid Problem
Rep. William Mitchell arranges a meeting between Gov Elect John Anderson and junior college supporters in Topeka. The goal is to persuade inclusion of state aid to junior colleges in the budget. Attendees include Kansas Public Junior Colleges Association president Dean Ellsworth Briggs and Hutchinson Supt. Lowell Small.
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Ike Sends Last Greetings Abroad
President Eisenhower issues what he calls his final Christmas greeting to the armed forces as commander in chief. He says world peace is the absolute necessity of our time and the message will be carried over the armed forces radio network on Christmas Eve and Day. He notes he has long celebrated the season in uniform, in war and peace, on military assignments at home and overseas.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Armed Forces
Armed Forces Radio Network
Evening TV Highlights with Christmas Theme and Classic Shows
TV listings review tonight’s lineup with Christmas atmosphere. Channel 9 features Guestward Ho! and Father and Son Day. Channel 4 presents Outlaws and Bat Masterson plus Kate Smith on Ernie Foard. Channel 5-13 offers Angel Wendell Corey in The Man From Yesterday and Witness. Harpo Marx appears in Silent Panic. Late movie is Good Sam at 10:30.
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