Editorial Notebook Glimpse of Carlson bid for GOP favor
Editorial notes a movement to nominate Sen Frank Carlson as a favorite son candidate for president, arguing it would honor a public servant and keep Kansas delegates uncommitted to curb intra party fights. It warns of past delegate squabbles and recalls other political anecdotes and Kennedy travels.
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Frank Carlson
GOP
Carlson
Kansas
John Anderson
Goldwater
Chow's Expensive Restaurant Charted By Words
A reflective column discusses the high costs of running a restaurant and contrasts personal experience with acquaintances who found selling meals led to bankruptcy. The piece weighs the public perception of wealth from dining businesses against financial risk.
The Value of Price in Food Business and TV Listings
The piece critiques price cutting in food vendors facing insolvency and recalls a vaudeville gag about selling sweets at a loss. It notes a restaurant ad offering roast beef dinners at high child prices. It also lists a dense weekend TV schedule with games, movies, and programs across many channels.
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Black Crows
Television Log Packed Daytime and Nighttime Broadcast Schedule
A dense list of TV programs with times, titles, and channels. Highlights include gospel and revival segments, cartoons like Tom and Jerry, westerns such as Bonanza and Gunfight titles, classic variety shows, news and sports blocks, and late night movies and talk shows, reflecting a full network schedule.
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Sacred Heart
Christopher Program
Thomas More
Linus
Peter Potamus
Joe Pyne
Bullwinkle
Caution on cancer quacks and ethical medical practice
A letter warns against telling a cancer patient to seek hidden cures from quacks, arguing that legitimate clinics share knowledge openly and secrecy signals fraud. It highlights the risk of wasted time and money when chasing miraculous cures and urges reliance on proven methods and transparent reporting by physicians.
Military Still Opposes Bombing Halt and Peace Talks Hints
Senior U.S. officers say North Vietnam aims to stop bombing to build up forces in South Vietnam and would resist a halt without a meaningful scale-down by Hanoi. They note no reciprocity in peace talk hints and recall Viet Cong violations of truces in past wars.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
U.S
North Vietnam
South Vietnam
United States
Sean Rusk
Earle G. Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
25Th Infantry Division
Bible Quiz By Lavina Ross Fowler
A Bible quiz item lists questions on tear bottles in Psalms, Luke's Gospel purpose, Abel's memorial, advocates of brief prayer, and Jonah's location during a fervent prayer. It notes scoring: four correct excellent, three correct good.
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Jonah
Kappa Sigma Quarantined Over Scarlet Fever Case
Sixteen members of the Kappa Sigma fraternity at Baker University are quarantined in their fraternity house due to a scarlet fever case. Also noted: 20 years ago Harold Burch, an Ottawa University freshman, presented a wool service flag to his school. The flag measures six by 12 feet and was made by his father F. J. Burch of Pueblo Colorado, a tents and flags manufacturer.
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Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Baker University
Harold Burch
Ottawa University
F. J. Burch
Pueblo
Colo
Prayer for Today Guides Search to Christ
A faith focused note urges mindful outreach to those seeking answers. It asks believers to use their guidance to lead others toward Christ so that searching hearts may rejoice in finding Him.
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Christ
Johnson moves to curb 1968 trade deficit
President Johnson opened the new year with drastic actions to reduce the U.S. balance of payments deficit. He restricted American investment abroad and urged Americans to limit travel to the hemisphere as the deficit neared 4 billion dollars in 1967. He pushed for a 10 percent income tax surcharge and expanded exports while bank tendencies abroad and government spending abroad were examined. The Commerce Department reported factory orders rose 3 percent in November to a record 47.1 billion dollars.
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New York
Johnson
U.S
Walter W. Heber
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Commerce Department
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