City Manager Earns Praise For Transparency In Garnett
Editorial lauds Howard Rubin, Garnett city manager, for forthrightness after gas explosions. He answered questions fully, shared what happened, and avoided image protection, fostering public trust and a refreshing commitment to truth.
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Howard Rubin
Garnett
Bad Calendar Job Blames 1965 Calendar Maker for Holidays
A writer rails at the 1965 calendar layout, arguing the planner spoiled holiday balance by placing Memorial Day and the Fourth on Sunday and Christmas and New Year on Saturday, lamenting fewer days off and disrupted plans for families and individuals. The piece jabs at the calendar arranger, predicting protest and effigy burnings while noting personal groans and minor silver linings.
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D. W
Stroke Therapy and Home Medical Advice From Dr Molner
Dear Dr Mother letters share stroke recovery stories and daily physical therapy. One husband improves after eight weeks in hospital with progressive speech and mobility gains. Other notes discuss home health books, doctor recommendations, and pediatric bladder concerns guiding specialist care.
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T. P
County Medical Society
Auld Lang Syne 25 Years Ago Fires and Burns Reported
A small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Crites burned her left arm and face when she fell against a hot stove at home. The roof fire at Mr. and Mrs. Daryl Downing’s home was blamed on a defective flue. Probate Judge Clive Owen spoke on juvenile delinquency before the Garfield school PTA. 50 Years Ago Mrs. M. E. Doran visited her son Angus Wheeler in Lawrence. Karl Preshaw, once with a Chicago concert company, left to join his father County Clerk Preshaw. Walter Pleasant moved to a new residence on Cleveland Avenue Park Place.
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Russell Crites
Daryl Downing
Clive Owen
Garfield School
PTA
M. E. Doran
Angus Wheeler
Lawrence
Karl Preshaw
Chicago
Preshaw
Walter Pleasant
Cleveland Avenue
Park Place
Television Log for Friday and Sunday TV Slots
A dense schedule listing NBC CBS ABC and more with shows like Huckleberry Hound Rawhide The Flintstones Gunsmoke Bonanza and Lawman across prime time daytime and late night. It includes sports events Shakespearean and western features plus religious talks and news blocks.
Ottawa Herald Subscriber Rates and AP Association Notice
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for the trade area by mail with monthly and yearly options and higher outside area rates. It notes Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and carries an Associated Press designation restricting publication use.
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KOFO Daily Radio Schedule Overview
KOFO lists a full day of programming from 6:00 morning sign on through 9:45 pm. The lineup features Top of the Morning, News and Weather, Serenades, Country Karavan, Kofo Karavan, Market reports, sports rounds, farm shows, church notes, and evening programs including Eventide Music and Evening Prayer.
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Texan
Market Street
Jackie Gleason
Showcase
Lawrence Welk
Gilligan’s Island
Hollywood Palace
Marco Polo
Marie Roget
Poppy
Faith For Our Times
Kansas
TV Highlights on Channel 4 6:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
Television listings describe Channel 4 programming from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. including the Jolly Jutland Circus taped in Copenhagen with animal acts and varieties, Don Ameche hosting a Christmas tour to entertain servicemen across Asia and the Pacific, Jack Paar and Edie Adams on air, and other film titles on channels 5 9 13 10:15 p.m. The night features a mix of entertainment acts, game shows, and classic movies with a wide cast of performers.
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Torey and Friends
Rawhide
Flintstones
Bob Hope
Ade Dams
Movia
Santiago
Gomer Pyle
USMC
Jack Paar
Slattery
Java
Cas Lamity Jane
Daily Word
Our
Oral Robert
Davey and Goliath
Sacred Heart
Encounter
the Capital
Christopher
Rocky
Kansas Afield
Horatio Horneblower
Face the Nation
Directions
United Kansas Dry Forces
Lakers
Hawks
7Th Cavalry
Twentieth Century
Target Earth
Meet the Press
Focus
Bill Dana
Paradise
JFK Letter Is Sold in New York Auction
A Kennedy boyhood letter written at age 15 sold for 2700 dollars at a New York auction. A Khrushchev letter to the Bolivian president brought 1675 dollars. Sixteen Kennedy autographs and 212 famous signatures sold, totaling 55000 plus. The Kennedy note was written to a Choate School classmate in Connecticut.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Njehte
Halas
Nikita Khrushchev
Bolivia
Kennedy
Choate School
Connecticut
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