Editor C. G. Wellington Dies at Kansas City Star
Tribute outlines Wellington as a brilliant, vigorous editor who shaped the Star and mentored staff over 44 years. The obituary notes his professional impact, character, and the community he served in Kansas City. A second item comments on winter storms driving motorists to danger, with safety tips from experts.
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Kansas City Star
C. G. Wellington
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Kansas City
Norton Telegram
A Globe of Oddities From Ailments To Almanacs
A satirical Chronicle notes the March of Dimes birth twenty years ago while mocking political theatre and National History Month. It mocks Lyndon Johnson opposition, Morse’s bruised haymow fall, a returning lapel trend, and elusive public lists in a wry roundup of cultural quirks.
Sterile Garments in Surgery Outshine Ironing In Life
Dear Dr. Molner explains autoclave sterilization in operating rooms. Steam under high pressure cooks gowns masks and instruments to kill germs, making wrinkled gowns the cleanest clothes. He also answers questions on constipation club feet and weight reduction with pamphlets and mail requests.
Auld Lang Syne 25 Years Ago Highlights
Rex Conrad of 224 S. Oak was ill with mumps. Three year old Danny Wilson, son of Mr and Mrs Dan Wilson of 740 S. Ash, had a tonsil operation. Fred Harris, son of Mr and Mrs F M Harris, elected sergeant at arms of Phi Kappa Psi at University of Kansas. Aaron Jones from Oelrichs S D wrote the Herald that Oelrichs temperature was thirty degrees below zero. Fire escapes were being installed on the First National Bank Building. Mr and Mrs Harry Atkinson moved from Kansas City to Ottawa and now reside at 121 S Elm.
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Harry Atkinson
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Prayer for Today Missionaries to Glorify Thy Name
A devotional prayer reflecting on the Holy Spirit distributing gifts to believers. The speaker asks God to guide all earthly children as missionaries to fulfill their divine mission and honor Jesus Christ, ending with Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Television Program Schedule تط
Readable scan shows a dense list of TV programs and times spanning morning to late night. It names shows such as Roy Rogers highlghts Gunsmoke Perry Mason Bonanza Mike Hammer Matinee fare and late night talk and news blocks with varied hosts and sponsors.
Senate approves Kansas college operation bill in 1961 funding
The Kansas Senate unanimously passed a 51.6 million dollar operation bill for state colleges in fiscal 1961 with a seven percent salary rise for faculty and staff. Gov. Docking aimed for less and opposed admin raises. bill now heads to the House amid broad Republican support.
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Kansas Senate Today
George Docking
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Owen Root
D-Parker
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Two Proposals Return To Kansas House Hopper
In Topeka AP reports a constitutional amendment to abolish biennial budget sessions, revived after previous rejections. The budget sessions began in 1956 and occur in even numbered years, with supporters arguing for reform and opponents citing fiscal oversight.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and staff lists
The Ottawa Herald lists mailing rates for in trade area and outside trade, including monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly options. It credits Robert B. Wellington as editor and Guy Snedaker as publisher and notes Associated Press affiliation and republication rights.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
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KOFO Radio Schedule Highlights Daily Lineup
KOFO presents a full day schedule listing news summaries and concerts from 7:65 to 5:30 with programs including Morning Devotions KOFO Serenade Garnett Hour KOFO Karavan and Hi Fi Club. The guide notes regional shows Around Town People’s Exchange and Jayhawk segments ending with Sign Off.
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Proposals Split on Budget Session And State Aid
The article notes two Democratic proposals regarding session timing and university aid. Rep John Adams and H K Nance push to end the budget session, arguing regular sessions suffice every other year. Rep Curtis McClinton seeks state aid for Washburn University at Topeka and Wichita University with $100 000 for Washburn and $200 000 for Wichita.
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H. K. Nance
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Curtis McClinton
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Topeka
Wichita University
McClinton
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State finance measure up for Agriculture and state offices
Rep. Robert Anderson said the $2 571 079 financing package to fund the state Board of Agriculture and related offices including the attorney general and the Katy sag Bureau of Investigation mirrors the governor's budget. No significant changes were noted from recommendations.
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