Private Enterprise in Kansas Power Debate
Gordon W. Evans of Kansas Gas and Electric Service writes to respond to the Ottawa Herald June 20 1967 editorial on public versus private power. He asserts ample electric power for Kansas, notes investor owned utilities will cooperate with municipal plants, and thanks the paper for its thoughtful piece while reiterating their contribution to the state's electric utility industry.
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Geneva and its Jet d Eau charm the lakefront
Geneva unfolds along Lac Leman with Mont Blanc visible on clear days. The Jet d Eau shoots 330 feet off shore drawing crowds to promenades, parks, and shorefront drives. The city blends French ties with Swiss restraint, preserving a calm, dignified lakeside scene.
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Switzerland
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Lac Leman
Food Problems Dear Dr Mother Clarify Young Diet Shift
A 30 month old refuses vegetables, eats meat and sweets, with guidance on gradual dietary balance. Advice covers limiting desserts, increasing fruit milk and vegetable intake, and strategies to avoid reinforcing picky eating to build a healthier, protein rich diet while reducing sugar load. It warns about constipation from lack of bulk and urges patient firm pattern changes.
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Dr. Mother
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Auld Lang Syne Recalled From Ottawa Patrols
A small army unit moved through Ottawa near dawn heading south on Main Street without revealing its destination. Fifty years ago the Security State bank front had been repainted.
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Main Street
Security State Bank
Not In Russia Glassboro: Will It Be Famous Someday
A Glassboro resident recalls the 1967 Kosygin Johnson summit and its fallout. He notes how the town, initially ignored, became a world topic as locals discuss nuclear treaties, disarmament, and Philadelphia Phillies lore. Tourists flock, relatives visit, and the “spirit of Glassboro” enters history.
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Soviet Film Festival Fights Politics and Purity
Moscow's fifth International Film Festival opens July 5 20 and promises political fireworks. Soviet and foreign jurors clash over honoring Western films while fearing liberal reforms. Notable attendees include Leslie Caron Robert Hoselin George Hamilton and stellar jury member Dmitri Tiomkin.
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Jack Palance
Dmitri Tiomkin
Fred Zinnemann
Stanley Kramer
Television Log for Monday Highlights and Schedules
A brief listing shows the Monday TV lineup including Leave It To Beaver and Branded at 5:00, News at various slots, Outdoors in Kansas, Truth or Consequences, Giants vs Mets at 6:25, plus Editorial content and classic shows like Iron Horse and Gilligan's Island.
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Rites Draw Crowds At Mansfield Burial Site
Crowds of curiosity seekers gather in Pen Argyl to view the burial site of actress Jayne Mansfield. The 34 year old star’s family maintains that final rites will be simple and private with little to see beyond a tarpaulin over the newly opened grave near the entrance to Fairview Cemetery and a white house once linked to her childhood.
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Dallas
Tex
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No New Code For Ethics Clash With July Recess
The Senate ethics panel shows little chance of delivering a new code of conduct before the session ends. Vice Chairman Sen. Wallace F. Bennett says time scarce after a July 4 recess will slow work on proposed standards. Related items include a Louisiana crash killing actress Miss Mansfield and her attorney, with services planned privately and a large police presence.
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Senate
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
Senate Ethics Committee
Kennedy plans Grand Canyon river raft ascent
Sen Robert Kennedy and 43 guests rafted about 20 miles along the Colorado River in Grand Canyon National Park and aimed to reach the canyon rim after Sunday rapids. The party's expedition followed downstream travel through the park’s remote sections.
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Robert Kennedy
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Ottawa Herald Subscriber Rates and Publication Details
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication except Sundays and holidays with Robert B. Wellington as editor. It publishes trade area subscriptions by mail at 1 month 1.00 dollars, 3 months 3.00, 6 months 5.00, 1 year 9.00, and outside trade area at 1 month 1.50, 3 months 4.25, 6 months 8.00, 1 year 15.00. It is a member of the Associated Press with AP news dispatch rights.
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