Editorial: Foreign aid as humanitarian policy, not politics
The piece argues Kansans see foreign aid as humanitarian, not a tool of self interest or anti communism. It highlights the program's successes in combatting hunger and poverty, while urging more technical help and organized support rather than dramatic spending.
Securities thefts in the financial district examined
New York industry insiders admit there are no reliable figures for securities thefts while unofficial estimates run into the millions. A state crime committee forms to study the issue amid calls for centralized records and better data sharing among brokers and insurers.
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Washington's restaurants lag despite rich monuments and guides
A critical column laments Washington DC's lack of first class dining. It argues government culture and tourism suffer from poor meals beyond the French embassy and Kennedy center projects. The piece compares rival cities and mocks White House and local hotels for subpar fare. It ends urging national pride via two star restaurants and hints Congress might subsidize them.
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Dear Dr Thosteson Burning feet remedies
A reader asks for help for a mother over 70 whose feet burn and wake her at night. The doctor notes common causes include impaired circulation or neuritis, especially in older adults, and seeks further clues to tailor advice.
Health Q and A on circulation and arthritis
A health column discusses causes of circulatory trouble in diabetics and neuritis, suggests Buerger’s exercise and foot massage, mentions quinine use, and notes severe arterial hardening may limit help. Reader questions cover arthritis myths about copper bracelets, abuse by a grandmother, and the impact of hard drinking on sexual vigor with advice to address underlying issues.
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Kansas Senate eyed on major 1969 tax and crime bills
AP reports a busy week ahead in the Kansas Legislature with key measures on revising the criminal code barring housing discrimination and a highway construction plan. Senate committees plan final action on open occupancy, insanity rule changes, a two cent gasoline tax hike, $300 million in bonds, and property tax relief including state share to cities and counties.
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Frank Hodge
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New York In Snowstorm Weighs The Balance Of Man And Machine
New York shows its human side during a major snowstorm as pedestrians and city dwellers take over streets while buses taxis and planes retreat. The calm beauty of the city yields to the return of traffic as machines reclaim control.
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Human Brotherhood
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U.S
Weather Bureau
Prayer for Today Blessings Shared in His Season
A devotional prayer citing Ezekiel 34 26 thanks God for blessings through faith in Jesus Christ. It asks for awareness of gifts as love from God and for help to share blessings with others in daily life. Amen.
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Eastern Kansas leaders meet to discuss livestock valuation
About 16 of the 26 eastern Kansas fourth district counties gathered in Ottawa to discuss equalization of livestock valuation for the 1944 assessment. Aged reports note grave apprehension over Japan's stance toward China in peace talks among allied powers.
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Ottawa
Japan
China
Television Log Boxed Schedule Screen 1960s era listing
A dense broadcast timetable lists programs by time slot from early morning to midnight. It names shows, hosts, guests, and film titles across news, weather, sports, dramas, comedies, and movies, with occasional parenthetical channel notes and c markers.
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Policies
Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area. Rates include one month at 1.00 and 1.50 for non area, three months 3.00 and 4.25, six months 5.50 and 8.00, one year 10.00 and 15.00. The Associated Press holds exclusive local news publication rights.
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Steve Allen
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Dick van Dyke
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