Saturday Notebook on Liquor by the Drink Reform Push
The piece notes Kansas lawmakers will again push liquor by the drink with a public relations lean and a new group Kansans for Modern Alcoholic Beverage Control Inc seeking a two thirds majority. It cites three headwinds: anti liquor factions in the legislature, liquor interests preferring bottle sales, and a public largely indifferent due to clubs and hotels. The column recalls William Allen White’s blunt 1905 assertion about honesty in reporting liquor.
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Emporia Gazette
African Milk Run Rome trip reflects on Africa’s state
The writer describes long flights via Addis Ababa Cairo and Athens to Rome, noting harsh climates and a disappointing view of Africa. He criticizes poverty, illiteracy, weak governance, and shifting borders, contrasts South Africa's apartheid with other nations, and ends with travel mishaps including a missing bag and ear pressure issues.
Burned food not harmful says Dr Molner
A mother asks about carbon from burned food harming health. Dr Molner says burned portions are mostly charcoal and harmless, though nutrition is lost in overcooked areas. He notes burnt food wastes resources but poses no major health risk.
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Morals of businessmen improving says retiring BBB chief
Kenneth Willson, 70, retiring president of the National Better Business Bureau, says morals in business have improved significantly over 40 years due to tougher regulations and a science of satisfying customers. He notes more sophisticated frauds remain but losses to consumers are mitigated by competition and higher standards, with BBB often unseen but offering constructive aid.
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Africa
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Kenneth Willson
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National Better Business Bureau
BBB
Television Schedule Fragments From A Long List Of Programs
A dense log lists daily airtimes for films and many TV series across channels. It names numerous titles and hosts including Lone Ranger Rifleman Jungle Jim The Bravados Perry Mason and more, with blocks for news weather sports and religious programs and a running sequence of cartoons dramas and game shows.
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Petticoat Junction
Prison, sanctuary, and early biblical jailbreaks
The quiz traces sanctuary as penitentiaries, notes early prisons in dungeons and caves, and cites Joseph in Egypt. It asks who warned against fleeing wrath in Luke 3 and which apostle declared My Lord and my God in John 20 28.
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Parker chosen to lead Ottawa Junior and Senior High School
Henry A. Parker of Paola has been selected from over 90 applicants to fill the Ottawa Junior and Senior High School principalship after R. E. Gowans retired. Frank Anderson reports a second automobile theft in 14 months at 823 Cedar Street.
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Warwick To Try Acting In New Film Role
AP reports pop icon Dionne Warwick, a longtime top seller, shifts from music to acting in The Slave. Born in East Orange New Jersey, she rose from the Drinkard Singers to the Gospel Aires before Bacharach collaborations. Warwick will star with Stephen Boyd and Ossie Davis in a 1850 South drama filmed in Shreveport Louisiana.
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Ossie Davis
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and policy
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription prices for trade area and outside trade area, with monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and yearly rates. It notes Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and states AP news use rights and local news publication exclusivity.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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