Editorial on Kansas Legislature creates state board of education
Editorial notes a 10 member elective state board of education with 44 candidates seeking election in district 10, highlighting ballot clutter and questions of qualifications. It praises candidates with relevant school service, listing Republican contenders Dr Paul Adams from Osage City and Dr William A Black, a retired Pittsburg State professor and former administrator, among others.
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State Board Education
Paul Adams
Osage City
William A. Black
Pittsburg
Webster
Political Bulletin on Local School Board Candidates
The piece names Hawkins Hooke and McClure as local figures with political roles and outlines Democratic options Olga Saia and Carl Teagarden. It argues Republicans should back Adams or Hawkins, Democrats back Teagarden, and laments the elective board system, urging a switch to appointive control to avoid incompetence or special interests.
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Paul D. Adams
Webster Hawkins
Carl Teagarden
The American Average Illusions of Normal Life and Self View
A satirical survey outlines how many Americans fit into popular notions of normal by listing common traits and habits. It notes widespread use of glasses, dentures, televisions, cars, and insurance, while lampooning the idea that most people are truly average or satisfied with life and politics.
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Nixon
Humphrey
Emotions And The Toilet Dear Dr Mother
A 19 year old mother asks about toilet training a 17 month old and whether a mirror affects emotions. The doctor advises on developmental readiness and explains that mirror play is normal and not linked to emotional instability, offering guidance for gradual transition and observation of readiness cues.
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Toilet training and praise in early childhood guidance
Practical guidance on toilet and bowel training emphasizing patient praise over punishment. Notes recognizing signs a child needs to go, timing, and optional glycerin suppositories for initial movement, plus a casual remark on children's interest in mirrors. Reassuring tone suits a parent reader seeking simple methods.
Thieu Sees 1969 Phaseout Of Some US Units
Johnson and Thieu spent ten hours in Hawaii outlining a plan that could allow phased out American military units in 1969 without full withdrawal. They warned the war could resume with renewed offensives, and called for guarantees against renewed Communist aggression while preserving Vietnamese independence and sovereignty.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Associated Press
Austin, Tex
Johnson
Texas Hills
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
U.S
Thieu
Hawaii
Waikiki Beach
Paris
Syndication reshapes TV with local buyable programs
Allen Sudden explains how syndication replaces network blocks as local stations buy taped shows like Password and Win with the Stars. He notes syndicated reruns beating first run network airings in some markets, creating a new gold rush while warns of low quality imitations and the potential for better network-quality projects overlooked by movie-centric networks.
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Allen Sudden
NEW York
CBS
Corpus Christi
Local Tire Inspectors Meet Ration Board Panel
Twenty five tire inspectors of Franklin County met last night with members of the tire panel of the ration board to discuss problems connected with the increase in the applications. Twenty five years ago, 50 men marched to enlist for military service at Fort Riley and Camp Funston after a band played martial music in Ottawa.
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Franklin County
Ration Board
Ottawa
Missouri-Pacific
Fort Riley
Camp Funston
Prayer For Today Pride And Humility
A devotional prayer requests removal of pride in position race and religion and asks God to replace it with humility longsuffering and forgiving spiritual brotherly love in Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
First Disney Feature Made Without Walt Oversees Aristocats
Hollywood AP writer reports The Aristocats marks the first Disney animated feature produced without Walt Disney's day to day guidance. Wolfgang Reitherman says the project began as a TV show idea after 101 Dalmatians and grew into a full length film. About one third of the animation is finished with release hoped for Christmas 1970 if lucky.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Disney Studio
Walt Disney
Walt
Wolfgang ‘‘Woolfe
Reitherman
Television Log Schedule 1960s style listing
A dense TV schedule fragment lists programs and times across multiple channels including News Weather Todays Sports specials soaps comedies dramas game shows and films featuring numerous titles and network references from morning through late night noting many parenthetical c markers and repeated blocks without narrative context or events.
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and AP Notice
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area with monthly and yearly options. It notes Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and states the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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