Editorial Hanky Panky New Form Con Games in Mail
Unsolicited merchandise via US Mail during Christmas targets Kansas residents. Seeds books greeting cards toys clothing arrive with payment demands and threats to ruin credit. Kansas Attorney General advises refusing or return unopened items, paying only if used. Calls for federal action to curb mail scams and ease mail burdens.
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United States
Kansas
From Our Readers What Do Farm Programs Do
A Kansas reader questions who benefits from farm programs and calls for answers on who pockets profits. He argues farmers may need ten billion more income annually and offers a reward for clear explanations, referencing long involvement with farm organizations and meetings.
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NFO
Fred Obermeier
RFD 1
Paola
Kansas
Madison Avenue’s young supercreatives redefine ad world
An article notes that young agency creatives under 32, often earning under 30,000 a year, rise fast on Madison Avenue. The piece contrasts their flamboyance and bold opinions with elders’ concern that success comes too early, potentially harming future balance and career satisfaction.
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Wall Street Journal
Madison Avenue
The
Journal
Silent Heart Trouble And Vines Of Folk Medicine Debate
A reader asks about silent heart attacks and their danger while Dr Moner explains they are unrecognized, cause heart damage over time, and show ECG changes later. Other letters discuss oral habit from chewing, cider vinegar cautions, a 25 year ago hospital discharge note, a 50 year ago wolf drive for charity, and a short religious prayer.
GOP Governors Seek Role in 1968 Nomination Race
The 26 Republican governors control 302 electoral votes and 760 convention delegates, but clash with congressional leadership over strategy. They propose a diversified fundraising plan and a two man platform chair, aiming to influence the nominee and the party platform while seeking greater state influence.
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GOP
Walter R. Mears
Associated Press
Washington
Republican Governors Association
U.S
Miami Beach
Fla
National Committee
Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Cochairman
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Platform Committee
Dirksen
Ray ©. Buss
American Conservative Union
Ership
Vietnam
Allen Will Make Rare TV Appearance
Woody Allen, famed for plays and films, will make a rare NBC prime time appearance on Music Hall to review 1967 with Liza Minnelli and William F Buckley Jr. The show also features a broad spoof of Bonnie and Clyde amid his critique of TV’s political and cultural landscape.
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Allen
Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Woody Allen
Johnny Carson
Music
Twiggy
Bonnie and Clyde
Liza Minnelli
William F. Buckley Jr
Vietnam
NBC
Cirrenhy
Cath
Television Schedule Fragments From A Busy Day
A dense television grid outlines daytime and late-night programming across channels with multiple repeats. Programs include News Weather Sports. classics like I Love Lucy and The Beverly Hillbillies. game shows such as Jeopardy and Let's Make a Deal. and features like The Mystery Street Movie and Twilight Zone.
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Beverly Hillbillies
Year End News Review
Green Acres
Kraft Music Hall
General Hospital
Belle Hayes
Merv Griffin
Donna Reed
Andy Griffith
Temptation
Dick van Dyke
Woody Woodbury
Perry Magon
Mike Douglas
Kanga
Daniel Boone
F Trapp
Daan Martin
Joey Bishop
Mr. Soft Tough
Twilight
Newa
Dakota
South Vietnamese Wipe Out Battalion Of The VC
South Vietnamese soldiers and American helicopters destroyed about half of a Viet Cong battalion near the demilitarized zone. The battle left 203 enemy dead, six prisoners, and inflicted 15 Vietnamese and 59 Vietnamese wounded. U.S. pilots flew 150 missions. B 52s bombed near the Cambodian border as Saigon and allied forces pressed the fight along the coast and inland.
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Saigon
U.S
Quang Tri
North Vietnam
Red River
Hanoi
Demilitarized Zone
25Th Infantry Division
Watch left for repairs with ship captain in San Pedro
Capt. HS Kemble of Honolulu said he left a 24 carat pocket watch for repairs in 1927 at Southwest Instrument Co in San Pedro. The firm’s clerk Dewey Franz said the watch had been in a safe and would be available anytime. Franz later located the watch in an old safe.
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HS. Kemble
Honolulu
Kemble
The
Southwest Instrument Co
Franz
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