Editorial claims map omits major Kansas City metro area
The Ottawa Herald argues Kansas state officials misplace three large cities on the official map. Kansas City Kan Prairie Village and Overland Park are not shown as cities, though marked by a yellow globe and clearly part of the Kansas City metropolitan area across the state line.
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Kansas City area names blur state lines in address debates
Residents in the Kansas City region note how suburbs like Prairie Village Overland Park and Ottawa blur state boundaries. They recall past mail mislabeling and question how inclusive mapping will extend, urging the state highway department to keep Ottawa properly on the map.
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Goldberg Seen As Good United Nations Delegate
President Johnson taps Arthur J. Goldberg as U United Nations ambassador to replace Adlai Stevenson. The choice blends practical negotiating skill with a symbolic move toward diversity, highlighting Goldberg’s immigrant roots and Johnson’s pattern of nontraditional appointments.
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Television Log channel lineups and schedule notes
Radio and TV listings show a dense schedule across NBC CBS ABC and local channels with shows from News Weather to night movie and quiz programs. It notes programs like Rocky and Friends Ozzie and Harriet Patty Duke Beverly Hillbillies Dick Van Dyke Lucy Desi Comedy and many more with occasional gaps and odd phrasing.
Reading Habit Reflections On Dumas And The Post
A reader recalls abandoning full magazines and long novels to avoid clichés and romance tropes. The fragment suggests a personal critique of traditional serialized fiction and the impulse to seek more varied literary experiences.
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Clochemerle les Bains a Satirical Beaujolais Tale
A lively French novel translated into English, Clochemerle les Bains centers on a sleepy Beaujolais village turned fashionable by a rising water source. Gabriel Chevallier uses wit and candor to portray village faults, outsiders, and a community transformed without a single hero or villain.
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Rabelais
Thyroid test hints at mild overactivity in older woman
A 64 year old asks if an 8.4 PBL thyroid reading is high. The advice notes slight borderline hyperthyroidism common in women her age, often managed with mild medication and lifestyle review. It emphasizes not relying solely on pills and examining emotional factors. Also mentions pinworm history among children and reinfection risk if prevalent in the neighborhood.
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Prayer Excerpt on Patience and Enduring Trial
A devotional fragment cites Revelation 3 10 RSV promising endurance from God during the world hour of trial. It includes a prayer to Our Father asking for worthy church service and opportunities to praise, witness the resurrection, and win others to discipleship in Christ.
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Auld Lang Syne and Local Happenings Recounted
The item recalls 25 years ago when Max Forester visited his father from New York City during a two week Tide Magazine assignment. It notes the Red Cross chapter forming Gray Ladies volunteers to aid at the hospital and a fire that destroyed a combine and shed contents on the Kelly farm near Hope Cemetery. 50 years ago, C W Rambo and wife arrived from Sapulpa to stay at 917 S Main until September. Rebecca Mitchell injured near Locust street. Elmer D Manley presents a financial at Gormly’s Twenty Kansas band meeting.
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Tonight's TV Highlights
Virginian Channel 4 6 30 p m Hideout Betsy discovers the hidden mountain domain where broncs are corralled. Channel 4 8 p m Fancy Pants Bob Hope Lucille Ball. Burke's Law Channel 9 8 30 p m Who Killed the Toy Soldier Toy maker Granny Grabber dies of a planted dynamite cigar lighter. Tightrope Channel 9 9 30 p m Big Business Marty Pandora extorts control of firms Channel 5 10 15 p m Force of Impulse Robert Alda Jody McCrea Last Holiday Channel 9 10 15 p m Alex Guinness Beatrice Campbell Tall in the Saddle Channel 13 11 p m John Wayne Ella Raines Craig's Wife Rosalind Russell Billie Burke Channel 5 12 10
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