Docking's TV Preview Sets Stage for 1970 Kansas Session
Editorial notes Governor Docking is poised to seek a third term and plans a prime time television address on the eve of Kansas' 1970 legislative session. He aims to frame his state of the state message, while Republicans, leaderless at the moment, face a critical response as the political fate of the GOP in Kansas hangs on these moves.
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Sunflower
Docking
Kansas
Watch Those Fender-Benders
A local accident prompts warning that casual insurance habits will raise motor car rates. The piece cites 55,000+ deaths and 4.4 million injuries last year, with rising costs in hospital care, repairs, and thefts. It argues for more serious approach to auto insurance amid inflation and insurer losses.
Accident Prone Dear Dr Thosteson
A parent describes a highly active six year old who rushes, runs, and frequently hurts himself. Eye checks are normal. The writer seeks advice on preventing accidents and safety steps for an energetic child.
Public health Q&A on hyperactivity and vitamins
Dr Thosteson questioned on behavior patterns in children, with signs of possible hyperkinetic disorder and guidance on eye and thyroid checks, activity levels, and medication. In dietary questions, vitamins for children in summer were debated, noting sun exposure and potential waste. A Bible verse prayer closes the letter.
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Thosteson
Edo
Memories Are Best In Winter Nostalgic reminiscence of cold era life
New York AP recalls winter as prime time for memory as people remember past seasons. It reflects on snowy nights, icicles, warm fires, and contrasts foods and chores from childhood with modern comforts, noting family rituals, farm duties, and the warmth of shared memories.
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New York
Grandpa
Papa
Harman Quietly Building Campaign For Kansas Governor
In a recent Associated Press interview Rick Harman hinted at a gubernatorial bid while downplaying current campaign activity. Since his 1968 defeat to Gov. Docking he has been assembling a statewide operation, with observers forecasting a stronger run if he enters the race.
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Rick Harman
Associated Press
Harman
Robert Docking
Docking
Kansas State University
GOP
Kent Frizzell
Military Has Many Fingers In State Of The Economy Pie
New York AP survey analyzes how defense spending shapes the economy and consumer life. It cites DoD budgets for social research in 44 countries and notes debates among economists and officials about inflation, monetary restraint, and 1970s prospects. The piece contrasts government and business views on consumer rights and market behavior.
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NEW York
Department of Defense
DOD
Tax Foundation
Germany
India
Bhutan
Malaysia
Israel
Market Dips as Profit Taking Hits Dow
Profit taking pushed the Dow Jones industrial average down 7.65 to 803.6 as traders shifted funds, especially in utilities, after four sessions of gains. The market stayed broadly weaker with active trading and a slide toward the session’s lows.
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Eldon A. Grimm
Walston & Co
Academy Voters face X rated Midnight Cowboy Oscar dilemma
Hollywood observers discuss whether the Academy will award the 1969 film Midnight Cowboy despite its X rating. The piece surveys potential Best Picture and acting nominees, weighing old guard preferences against newer, popular titles like Easy Rider and Midnight Cowboy. It lists probable nominees and possibles across categories.
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Hollywood
Motion Picture Academy
Academy
Old Guard
True Grit
Easy Rider
the Reivers
Santa Vittoria
Jon Voight
Dustin Hoffman
Anthony Quinn
John Wayne
Alan Arkin
Television grid with extensive c programming notes
A dense broadcast log lists daily TV and radio slots with show names, time blocks, and channel markers including many classics such as Flintstones Beverly Hillbillies Perry Mason Batman The System Guiding Lights and News segments. It reads like a station schedule spanning morning to late night with multiple interleaved programs and theme blocks.
Ottawa Daily Local Rates and Publisher Note
The Ottawa newspaper lists publication details at 104 S Cedar with editor Robert B Wellington. Subscription rates are set for trade area and outside trade area, by mail, ranging from one month to one year. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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