Kansas Asks Apology For Defamatory Cartoon In New Yorker
A Salina Journal opinion criticizes a New Yorker cartoon for maligning Kansas and mocks the magazine's portrayal of the state. The piece recalls Kansas history from Bleeding Kansas to Mary Elizabeth Lease and Laura French, arguing the stereotype obscures its educational strengths.
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Jerry Simpson
Congress
Laura French
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Legs
Dorothy
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Salina
Buerger's Disease Explained for Dr Thesteson
A reader asks about Buerger's disease also called thromboangiitis obliterans. The letter notes onset around ages 40 to 45, describes arterial shrinkage, and requests explanation of disease behavior and reaction to treatment.
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Thromboangiitis obliterans and hot dogs in toddlers
A medical Q and A explains Buerger's disease as an artery inflammation tied to heavy smoking, with risk of gangrene if untreated, and emphasizes quitting tobacco, Buerger's exercise, and therapies. It also advises moderation with hot dogs for toddlers and notes that female sexual excitement does not retard pregnancy.
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Prayer for Today Emphasizes Humble Almsgiving
A devotional prayer cites Matthew 6 2 urging modest alms and asks for promotion to kind actions. It seeks sincere love of God and genuine concern for others, ending with Amen.
On Stage Disappointment Marks NBC Dramatic Hour
The weekend offered NBCs On Stage hour DaJohn Mortimer dramatized tale of a missing explorer returned as a fraud. The widow chooses the imposter over the real Jardine, and the piece suffers from talky dialogue despite capable performers Diana Rigg and Robert Culp.
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Robert Culp
Tax Reform Proposals Outlined By Sen. Wint Winter
A bipartisan legislative committee reports two years of study on state and local tax reform aimed at equity without raising overall revenue. Proposals include a 1 percent premium tax on insurers, expanded sales tax with exemptions, tobacco tax adjustments, corporate dividend tax, a sur-tax on large corporate income, local option add on sales taxes, taxes on natural gas, removal of municipal bond property tax exemptions, property tax credits for seniors, and taxes on railroad truck and utility properties. Enactment depends on the session, with some proposals reducing taxes and others raising them.
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Krishna Devotees Spread In New York and East Village
In New York City, six saffron clad Krishna devotees chant and beg in Saks Fifth Avenue crowds while a Sunday feast at the East Village temple draws visitors. The movement founded in 1966 by Swami Bhaktivedanta promotes strict vows, vegetarianism, and spiritual discipline as part of Krishna Consciousness.
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Christian Kindler
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Hare Krishna
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Hare Hare
Hare Rama
Rama Rama
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Swami A.C. Bhaktiadanta
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Barbara McNair Faces Tough Path in Entertainment
Actress Barbara McNair discusses racial barriers in Broadway and film, noting few opportunities for Black performers in New York and Hollywood. She stars as Sidney Poitier’s wife in They Call Me Mister Tubbs and headlines The Barbara McNair Show, while also recording and performing in Las Vegas clubs. She recalls initially aiming for Broadway and describes acting as a new challenge after The 1th Hour, finding the transition from singer to actor engaging.
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Sidney Poitier
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David Merrick
Dolly
Pearl Bailey
Television Schedule Fragments From An Extended Day Log
A dense list of daily television lineups with time blocks from morning to late night. It features classic programs and game shows including Captain Kangaroo, Hollywood Squares, Jeopardy, The Beverly Hillbillies, The Twilight Zone, and Sunrise Semester, noting multiple repeats and cross references across several channels.
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Whizzo
Wonderama
Bette Hayes
Lucille Ball
Romper Room
Beverly Hillbillies
Concentration
Andy Griffith
David Frost
Paul Harvey
AP News Rights Statement in Local Paper
The Associated Press holds exclusive use for printing local news and AP dispatches in this newspaper. This notice confirms AP rights to publish all local content and wire reports within the publication.
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