A Great Injustice Editorial on Union Firing
The Ottawa Herald argues a grievous wrong exists as Sunflower plant workers were fired for refusing to join a union. Kansas right to work laws clash with federal labor rules, and the case awaits a labor board ruling in Kansas City. The piece condemns compulsory unionism as a constitutional violation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunflower Army Ammunition
de Soto
Kansas
Federal Labor Relations Board
Kansas City
Labor Board
U. S
The Saturday Evening Post Goes Out Of Reach
A chronicler notes the Saturday Evening Post ceases after decades of decline. Once a national institution, it failed to adapt to television era and changing values, outlasting its audience. The piece compares it with defunct magazines and reflects on era shifts and cultural change.
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Post
Life
Look
Saturday Evening Post
the Post
Calvin Coolidge
New Deal
New Times
Sic Transit Gloria Mundi
Rhythm method explained for birth control questions
A reader asks Dr Thosteson to repeat a column explaining the rhythm method. The note emphasizes that the method is still viewed as not entirely reliable and is requested for guidance by an upcoming bride-to-be.
Rhythm method explained with abstinence and fertility timing
The piece outlines how ovulation and sperm viability create a fertile window and how the rhythm method advises abstaining before and during that period. It notes variability in viability, questions the exact safe duration, and promises further discussion. It also answers a reader inquiry about histamine headaches and migraines, explaining proper diagnosis and potential desensitization treatment if histamine triggers the headaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thosteson
Okinawa Outpost On Our Pacific Frontier
Okinawa camp life features garish signs and a constant flow of 60,000 Marines en route to Vietnam each month. The article details bases, units, and operations across the Ryukyu chain, including Kadena Airbase, 2nd Logistical Command, Green Berets, and Hawk and Nike missiles. It notes a large U.S. investment, military governance under Lt. Gen. James Lampert, and generally peaceful Okinawan relations amid ongoing combat support.
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Camp Hansen
Okinawa
U.S
China Garden
Tokyo Rose
Kin
Marine Center
Vietnam
China Night
Takusan
America
United States
B52s Roaring Off From the Air Force
Kadena
Japan
Army
Air Force
Navy
Asia
Army Department
James Lampert
Ryukyus Chain of Islands
Xth Artillery Brigade
Hawk
U.S. Army Medical Center
Western Pacific
Green Berets
Fort Buckner
Ryukyus
Navy Starts Fresh On Carrier Jet F14 After F111B Failure
Washington AP reports the Navy, years behind and millions poorer, launches a four year 928 million preproduction plan for the F-14 carrier jet. Grumman will build 463 planes at an official 7.3 million each, aiming to beat weight limits with titanium and keep swing wings for fast flight and easy landings. The Phoenix missile remains central to its defense role, while Congress and Defense officials renewed scrutiny to ensure success.
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Washington
Navy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Grumman Aircraft
Grumman
McNamara
FAIB
Congress
Melvin R. Laird
House Appropriations Committee
Laird
Air Forces
Air Force
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
United States
FBI
Pentagon
Auld Lang Syne Prayer Reflection
A devotional excerpt recalls Moses approaching the thick darkness where God was and offers a prayer for guidance mercy and salvation from sin. It stresses love mirrored in relationships among people and invokes a blessing for daily faith.
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Moses
God
Oscar nominees listed for 16th annual awards
Films nominated include Casablanca For Whom The Bell Tolls Heaven Can Wait The Human Comedy In Which We Serve Madame Curie The More The Merier The Oxbow Incident The Song Of Bernadette. Fifty years ago painters finished redecorating Santa Fe station interior and exterior woodwork.
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The
Santa Fe
Beah Richards Faces Hollywood Image Trap
Beah Richards, Oscar nominee for Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, weighs career prospects in Hollywood's image minded industry. She notes few roles since the film, citing persistent branding as matriarch and limited opportunities for Black actors. The Mississippi native discusses survival and ongoing adjustments in a tough market.
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Miss Richards
Sidney Poitier
America
Weil Beach “Richards
Mississippi
South
Television Log Dense Prime Time Listings
A comprehensive telecast schedule lists daytime and nighttime programs across networks with multiple stations. It details News Weather Sports talk shows public affairs films and a wide array of series from Flintstones to Batman and Perry Mason featuring appearances by stars like Glen Campbell Lucille Ball and Joey Bishop alongside game shows and soap operas through late night.
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Flintstones
Kansas
Weater
Hall of Fame
Glen Campbell
Green Acres
Ali Baba
Cotton Fitzsimmons
Joey Bishop
New York Town
Faith For Our Times
Guiding Light
Doctors
Another World
Dark Shadows
Mike Douglas
California
Daniel Boone
Queen Andy
Flying Nune
Local Newspaper Publishing Rates and AP Rights
The notice lists publication details for a daily Ottawa newspaper edited by Robert B. Wellington, detailing subscription rates by mail for trace areas and outside trade areas. It also states the Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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Editorial
SEP
Munsey’s
Literary Digest
Colliers
Country Gentleman
the Reporter
American Boy
St. Nicholas
Red
Atters
Pacific Frontier
Redwood National Park
North Cascades National Park
Jerry D. Page
7Th Fleet
Okinawan
Okinawans
Traq
U Thant
Beah Richards
Hollywood
Motion Picture Academy
NBC
CBS
ABC
Farma
Bullwinkle
Torey
Whizzo
Bette Hayes
Steve Allen
Lucille Ball
Romper Room
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Hollywood Squares
Dick van Dyke
Dream House
Donald O’connor
Jonathan Winters
NET Playhouse
Ironside
Johnny Tiger
Dean Martin
the Kid
S. Cedar
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