Saturday Notebook Washington Crime and Local Precautions
The note highlights over 200 bus drivers robbed this year and a fatal shooting for a few dollars in Washington. It warns that civic groups cancel trips, crime shifts from the capital to local areas like Kansas City, and urges respect for law and better trained courts and police. It cautions that crime is a national and local issue.
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America
Larry Winn
Washington D. C
Washington
Franklin County
Kansas City
Dakar Crowned Capital Through Century of Change
Dakar rose from a village to the capital of Senegal's French colony by 1902 and has continued to grow since independence eight years ago, reflecting a long trajectory of urban and political development.
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Dakar
Senegal
Dakar Expat View Paints City Wide Contrast and Pride
A descriptive portrait of Dakar as a modern quarter million city blending white plastered facades with green trees and red bougainvillea. It notes busy streets, docks, government and university buildings, foreign residential districts, slums, markets, diverse attire, and the Senegalese as cheerful yet proud, historically France’s brave soldiers.
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Lyons
Paris
Government Secretariat
Lengthy TV Schedule Fragment With Many Programs Listed
An extensive broadcast log lists dozens of shows across hours, including films like Sands Of Iwo Jima and The Cowboy And The Lady, various news and weather segments, sports, religious programs, and classic series such as Lassie, Bonanza, and Gunsmoke. Multiple channels and times span late afternoon to after midnight, with numerous c labels indicating content categories.
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Lone Ranger
Roadrunner
Iwo Jima
Cardinals
Mets
Cheyenne
Wide World of Sports
Rheumatoid arthritis in a young child questioned by mother
Dear Dr Molner explains that rheumatoid arthritis can affect children, though it is not common in small kids. With her daughter’s case under control and ongoing monitoring, growth is unlikely to be affected, though recurrences can occur and require early treatment to limit joint damage. The column closes with a prayer.
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US Regains Trade Surplus In April Amid Stubborn Inflation
The Commerce Department reports exports rose 17.7 percent to a record 2.8885 billion dollars while imports gained 1.1 percent to 2.6405 billion. April surplus reaches 248 million after March deficit of 158 million, helped by shipment catch-up and dock strikes. President Johnson urged Congress on trade, tax surcharges, and import measures, while economists call for export growth and fiscal restraint. Living costs climbed 0.3 percent to 119.9, marking the largest year-to-year rise since early 1952, with price increases across most major items. Automobile output and steel production also fluctuated amid a shortened holiday week.
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New York
United States
Commerce Department
Johnson
Congress
U.S
Arthur M. Okun
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bible Quiz Questions on Esther and Acts and Luke and Judges and Job
This item lists five Bible quiz prompts asking which people acted in Esther 8 9 15 what Stephen said as he died Luke 2 25 29 which aged man held the infant Messiah and prayed letting his servant depart in peace the Nazarite who said let me die with the Philistines and Job s remark about being escaped with the skin of his skin and how he was affected by his afflictions.
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Sivian
Sivan
Ahasuerus
India
Ethiopia
Mordecai
Stephen
Nazarite
Job
Scarcity of Swimming Caps Ties Up Local Swimmers
Auld Lang Sygne reports that a rubber shortage drives a cap shortage affecting girl and women swimmers this summer. A new city ordinance bans displaying cars tractors farm machinery and other vehicles along North and South Main Tecumseh streets from Hickory to Walnut, effective today.
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Main
Tecumseh
Hickory
Walnut
Fight Over TV Coverage Looms in 1968 Campaign
Washington AP reports a House clash over suspending equal time rules for the 1968 presidential race. The Senate cleared a bill to allow temporary suspension letting major nominees debate without stations needing equal time for minor candidates. Democrat John Moss warns against it citing concern and possible support for his view.
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Washington
Senate
Reepublican
George C. Wallace
John E. Moss
Calif
House
Ottawa Herald subscription rates 1930s notice
Ottawa Herald lists local subscription prices for trade area and outside rates. Advertising shows by mail monthly and yearly costs, with Wellington editor Robert 4 noted and Associated Press rights described.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
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