Opening lines and bad news in editorial voice
Ottawa Herald editorial reflects on Gabriel Heatter and contrasts good news with rising crime data. It cites FBI statistics reported by the Kansas Bureau of Investigation showing a 68 percent rise in major crimes over a seven year span, noting improved reporting and recording as contributing factors.
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Gabriel Heater
Topeka
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Public support key to crime fight and police progress
The text argues for informed public backing of law enforcement as essential to reducing crime. It stresses that visible efforts, better equipment, higher salaries, and more officers win public favor, while secrecy and silent policing erode trust and risk loss of confidence. It calls for active solicitation of public and press cooperation.
Miami County highway fund squabble spurs reader appeal
From Our Readers calls for public exposure of alleged misuse of state highway funds in Miami County. The letter accuses the State Highway Commission of unfair funding and questions the cost of projects including a four lane Paola corridor dubbed the great white way. The writer invites information and help to pursue the issue.
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Miami County
State Highway Commission
Paola
R.F. Rose
la Cygne
Kan
Eyebrow Disaster Prompts Doctor's Guidance
A patient reports attempting to thin and reshape eyebrows but ends up plucking them all out, seeking medical advice on restoration options and future care.
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Dr. Thosteson
Eyebrow Care and Heart Health Q&A Recap
Q and A style notes on eyebrow regrowth after plucking with slow recovery and irritation possibly from pencils. Myocardial infarction explained as heart muscle damage with scar tissue and preserved function. Butter acceptable with cholesterol concerns. cataract management requires monitoring but can be deferred. Prayer reflection included.
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Thosteson
D.W
J.E.C
Labor housing hearings could trigger congressional action
Washington AP reports farm labor spokesman Raphael Semmes of the National Association of Farm Worker Programs warned that if Labor Department hearings on proposed farm worker housing standards do not yield substantive improvements, Congress may hold hearings. The Labor Department scheduled five hearings from January to February in Washington Toledo Fort Lauderdale Corpus Christi and Portland. The association and about 40 groups had urged delaying approval of the standards pending hearings. An estimated 200000 migrant farm workers would be affected if the proposals become final.
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Washington
Labor Department
Farm Labor
Raphael Semmes
National Association of Farm Worker Programs
Association
Semmes
D.C
Toledo
Ohio
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Corpus Christi
Portland
Ore
Semmes’ Association
Direct Distance Dialing Arrives In Princeton Area
JOAN ISTAS recounts early experiences with direct distance dialing in Princeton after Continental Telephone Co introduces area code dialing. The three minute buzzer and party lines persist in several nearby towns. upgrades and funding dictate full removal of the buzzer and line monopolizing delays.
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Joan Istas
Princeton
Continental Telephone Co
Aurora
Kansas
Continental Telephone
Lane
Richmond
Wellsville
AM America Off To A Sluggish Start
A critical snapshot of ABC morning show AM America as it battles Today with a nervous, overly upbeat format. Co anchored by Bill Beutel and Stephanie Edwards the program mixes trivia, brief interviews, and light features, with guest commentary from Roy Jenkins and John Lindsay cited as weak.
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New York
America
NBC
Bill Beutel
Stephanie Edwards
Gold
CIA
Miss Edwards
Dustin Hoffman
Cleavon
Hoffman
ABC
Maine
Sam Ervin
Dn.c
Elliot Richardson
John Lindsay
Beutel
Roy Jenkins
Britain
Roy
Lindsay
Jenkins
Ford
Television schedule snapshot with dense program list
A dense listing of TV time blocks, channels, and programs across daytime and evening, including News, Truth or Consequences, Sesame Street, Early Show, Star Trek, Hogan's Heroes, Beverly Hillbillies, Streets of San Francisco, Sanjuro, Perry Mason, Masterpiece Theatre, The Untouchables, and nightly news, with multiple repeats and varied time slots.
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Electric Company
Green Acres
Zoom
TV Weatherman
Beverly Hillbillies
America
Rikki Tikki-Tavi
Canada
Mike Douglas
Waltons
San Francisco
Hogan’s
Night Gallery
Adams
Eagle Lake
Frank Sinatra
CBS Reports
Johnny Carson
Raymond Burr
Soundstage
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War, Cedar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Economic law returns as prices fall with supply excess
New York AP notes shifting momentum from a feared endless rise to a cautious correction. As recession bites and prices stay high, raw materials ease and retailers cut sales, with Chrysler and auto makers facing reduced demand and rising delinquencies as consumers rebalance finances.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Lowé
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