The Government Way editorial review of inflation controls
The Ottawa Herald editorial argues inflation is combated by limiting wage increases to 5.5 percent and pricing boosts to 2.5 percent for big companies. It notes productivity must rise for higher wages and cautions government actions, citing the Federal Trade Commission examiners’ low yearly productivity. It calls for hiring more examiners but questions the government’s zeal for productivity.
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Federal Trade Commision
Four-Lane Hope For Highway 69 Progress Cited
The Kansas City Kansan notes a 1958 report of speed up on US 69 four-lane work along the eastern Kansas border after a Highway Commission meeting. Legislation authorized 320 million dollars in freeway bonds, with 40 million sold previously, amid debate on spending. Chanute reports a new radar device for speed measurement usable in cars and moving patrols, potentially changing enforcement dynamics.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Ottawa
Lawrence
Understanding Pulmonary Edema A Patient Guide
Dear Dr Thosteson explains that pulmonary refers to the lungs and edema means excess fluid. The text notes pulmonary edema as severe congestion of the lungs and discusses whether it involves the heart or lungs and if it can recur.
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Thosteson
Pulmonary edema causes from heart to lung factors
The discussion explains that edema may stem from heart failure or acute heart attack, with fluid buildup from insufficient pumping or reduced heart efficiency. It covers noncardiac causes like pneumonia, fumes, injury, or drug suppression, and outlines treatment paths and recurrence risk.
Shakeup in ASCS as Palmby resigns in major move
Washington AP reports a major shakeup at the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service after Assistant Secretary Clarence Palmby resigns. Carroll Brunthaver’s elevation creates a vacancy for the No. 2 post, with Glenn A. Weir named as a likely successor. Frick may stay on through November.
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Washington
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Clarence D. Palmby
Carroll G. Brunthaver
Palmby
Brunthaver
Glenn A. Weir
Kansan
Senate
Kenneth E. Frick
Frick
Nixon
California
Weir
The Gap In The Statehouse By Leroy Towns
Harris Enterprises Topeka reports on Troy Scroggins resigning as Kansas Civil Rights Commission director after 18 months in the role and five years staff, to join the Federal EEOC. He cites breakdowns in communication between CRC and Gov. Docking’s office over a minority hiring report, which CRC released under Scroggins.
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Leroy Towns
Kansas
Harris Enterprises
Topeka
Troy Scroggins
Kansas Civil Rights Commission
CRC
Robert Docking
Scroggins
Federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Kansas City
Docking
Pat Burnau
James Shaffer
Shaffer
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Manuel Fierro
Kansas Institute For Minority Empowerment
Fierro
Govenor
Book People Losing Television Outlets
New York AP outlines pressures on publishers as TV talk shows shrink and fewer outlets exist. Fro st and Carson faces reduce author access while NBC Today and others boost author exposure, prompting publishers to seek alternative reach via radio and other media opportunities.
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New York
David Frost
Dick Cavett
Johnny Carson
Hollywood
Merv Griffin
California
Today
Mike Douglas
Frost
Carson
Jean Booth
Doubleday
Thor Heyerdahl
Jacques Yves Cousteau
Stage Center
Ers
Miss Murphy
Margaret Mead
Jacqueline Susann
David Ruben
Heaven changes with a man across his life
Hal Boyle reflects on heaven as a personal, evolving set of simple pleasures. He recalls childhood joys like banging a tin pan, swinging on bars, and graduating in a falsetto choir. As a young man he envisions a summer waiter scene with attractive guests, and later finds contentment in a parent’s relief from dental work for a child.
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Genevieve
Television Schedule For Ottawa Daily Listings
Daily Ottawa Kansas TV log lists programs across channels with shows like News Weather Sports and dramas such as Lost In Space The schedule spans 24 hours with many classics including Sesame Street Jefferson and Petticoat Junction The publication notes local editor Robert B Wellington and subscription rates for in area and out of area readers.
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Kansas
Hazel
High Chaparral
Wy Ifter Monti
Danaea WA
Hogan’s Erga
Mayberry R.F.D. Ve
Emergency
Electric Company
Soul Food
Royals
Red Sox
Eddie
Adam-12
On Moore
Election
Apdateur
Captain Lightfoot
Somerset
Andy Griffith
Jeff's Collie
Mike Douglas
Daniel Boone
Lucille Ball
Mister Rogers
Johnny Sokko
My Three Sons
Wagon Train
Dick van Dyke
Jeannie
Simon Locke
Bridge
Underdog
NBC Adventure Theater
Me and the Chimp
Allas Smith and Jones
Tarzan
Longstreet
Owen Marshall
Dean Martin
World Press Review
Chartie Chaplin
Ottawa
Robert B
Wellington
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One Step Beyond
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Washington Story
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