Editorial Saturday Notebook on voting and politics
A reflective piece recalls postwar civic duty and voting as a sacred right taught by parents and teachers. It notes declining youth turnout, a May Lawrence poll on school budget approval, rising first class mail costs, Medicare bill disputes, inventive fixes in a pressroom mishap, and a flood of candidates in Southeast Kansas pursuing media tours to raise funds for TV time.
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Missouri
Atioa
Lawrence
Osage
Vassar
Osage City
Kansas
Congress
Joe Shubitz
the Herald
Not By Theory Alone Free Enterprise At The BOT
RODERICK TURNBULL argues that free enterprise alone cannot run the U S grain marketing system. He cites futures markets at the Kansas City Board of Trade and notes Brazil and Argentina studying free market shifts, highlighting elevators, telephones, railroads, and banks as essential to delivery, pricing, and storage in a competitive market.
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Roderick Turnbull
Kansas City Board of Trade
Kansas City Co
Kansas City Board ‘i of Trade
U.S
Kansas City
Brazil
Argentina
A Mother's Guide On Menstruation And Open Talk
A mother seeks guidance for explaining menstruation to her 11 year old daughter while a physician advises starting with personal education and frank, calm conversations. The letter emphasizes natural development, avoiding embarrassment, and preparing honest, age appropriate discussions.
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Dr. Thosteson
J. P
Women Gain In Labor Force In May 1960
AP Business Writer Kristin Goff reports May labor data showing 37.26 million adult women in the labor force, 49.5 percent, with women making up over one third of the 100.26 million total labor force. Unemployment rose for women to 6.3 percent while men held 4.2 percent. overall employment hovered near 53.41 million. Inflation outlook improved as wholesale prices rose 0.7 percent in May, with consumer prices up 0.9 percent.
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Kristin Goff
NEW York (Ap
Labor Department
Commerce Department
Ottawa Herald subscription rates notice
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription pricing for trade area and out of state subscribers. Rates include one month to one year options with tax details and a 3 percent sales tax deduction for out of state subscribers.
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Cenar
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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