Why the Nation Struck Down Its Leaders in 1960s Debate
A Ottawa Herald opinion piece ponders why three American figures, Robert F. Kennedy John F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King, were assassinated amid rising crime and permissive social norms. It criticizes Congress the administration and societal failures, arguing crime is tolerated and leaders are blamed. The column urges action by responsible citizens.
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Robert F. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luther King
U.S. News and World Report
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Supreme Court
Pentagon
Justice Department
At Odds Over Lagos City Visit
The narrator contrasts Lagos, Nigeria, as a city of heavy contrasts from a shaded harbor area with fine homes to dirty, crowded hutments and tasteless tenements. He describes harsh entry formalities at the airport, complex forms, multiple customs officials, and a stifling arrivals building, ending with a sweaty clearance to a taxi.
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Lagos
Nigeria
D.w
Cataract Removal and Health Guidance Letters
Dear Dr Mother advice covers cataract fears and surgical success, explaining low pain and high cure rates. Also includes guidance on talking to children about sex with pamphlets from AMA. Diabetes cookbook from American Diabetes Association and forecasts for diabetic care mentioned. A reader asks about husband’s vanilla alcohol intake.
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J. H
American Diabetes Association
East 48Th St
New York
N. Y
Television Log Overflowing Evening Schedule Transcript
A dense TV grid lists 5:00 to 12:20 blocks with hundreds of show titles across CBS and other networks. Programs include Leave It To Beaver Truth or Consequences Tarzan I Could Go On Singing Pearl Of The South Pacific Olympic- era offerings and news weather and sports segments with many channel identifiers and times.
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Kansas
Legacy
Net Playhouse
Joey Bishop
Feu
Woods Woodbury
Mike Dounhis
Marshal Dillon
Flintstones
Koltanowski
TV Coverage of Kennedy Death Reveals Public Grief
AP review notes television united viewers in emotion and reverence after Senator Robert F Kennedy was killed. NBC led with uninterrupted coverage, while CBS and ABC provided steady programming, broadcasting vivid images of the casket, the procession, and tributes. NBC also aired intimate discussions with friends clarifying the public and private Kennedy. The networks plan exhaustive coverage of St Patrick Cathedral and the funeral events in New York and Washington.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Robert F. Kennedy
Frank Mankiewicz
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Los Angeles
David Brinkley
Robert Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Martin Luether King Jr
NBC
Washington
Ray Scherer
Jack Paar
Art Buchwald
Kennedy
Bible Quiz Questions and Scriptural References
Four questions test memory of Bible facts and themes. Questions cover naming customs at baptism Genesis 4, Paul's ministry motive Galatians 1, women of the hill country Luke 1, the Beatitudes and forgiveness Matthew 5 7 and 6 12, and a proverb on troubling one’s house Proverbs 11 29.
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Jameses
Thomases
Andrews
Paul
Prayer for Today Walk in the Spirit and Grow Like Jesus
A devotional note invites living by the Holy Spirit guiding daily conduct. It prays for spiritual empowerment, growth toward Christ, and guidance to follow Jesus, concluding in His name Amen.
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Jesus
Foulks presents strawberries to Ransom Memorial Hospital
A 25 year old item notes F W Foulks of Wellsville presenting a crate of strawberries to Ransom Memorial Hospital on Saturday evening. A 50 year old note mentions an improved sugar situation with grocers differing in stock, some out of town supplies arriving.
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F. W. Foulks
Wellsville
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Angry Daly Quits VOA After Transfer Controversy
Washington AP Daly resigns as head of the Voice of America accusing executive undercutting and maladministration over a transfer of his aide while Daly was abroad. Leonard Marks accepts resignation praising Daly’s one year as chief. Daly, 54, a broadcast journalist and son in law of Chief Justice Earl Warren, was named VOA chief by President Johnson May 29 1967.
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Washington
Charles Daly
Voice of America
Daly
Leonard Marks
The
United States Information Agency
Marks
VOA
U.S
Government Overseas Radio
Earl Warren
Johnson
Cedar Published Daily Newspaper and Subscription Rates
Cedar published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas 66067 Robert 1 Wellington editor and publisher. Subscription rates by mail: one month 1.00 three months 3.00 six months 5.00. Outside area rates by mail: one month 1.50 three months 4.25 six months 5.00 one year 12.00. Member of the Associated Press. The AP is entitled to exclusive use of local news for publication.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert 1
Wellington
Aresay Mail
Susane Venus Spoce
Associated Press
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Cheyenne
Daktari
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Petticoat Junction
Son of the Red Corsair
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