Johnson picks Thurgood Marshall for Supreme Court vacancy
President Johnson names Thurgood Marshall as nominee to fill the Supreme Court seat left by Justice Tom Clark's resignation. The article notes Johnson's history of surprise appointments from the UN post to Betty Furness and Marshall's potential to become the first African American on the Court.
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Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Johnson
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Arthur Goldberg
Betty Furness
Marshall
Marshall on the Supreme Court is a qualified pick
The piece argues Thurgood Marshall should be seen as an associate justice, not defined by race. It notes the debate over LBJ's choice, and dismisses motives like Southern guilt or historic firsts. It also predicts future nominations could be framed to signal progress, regardless of politics.
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Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
John Birch Society
New York Lottery Embraced as State Revenue Source
The state launches a 1 ticket lottery expected to gross 360 million annually with 30 million chances per month and 15 grand prizes monthly. Payouts cap at 30 percent, overhead at 15 percent, promising school aid of about 198 million if sales meet targets, while urging neighboring states to consider similar schemes.
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New York
Las Vegas
Iowa
Kansas
New Hampshire
Cold viruses and weather myths debunked by doctors
In letters to Dear Dr. Mother, readers question the link between colds and cold weather. Dr. Molner explains that many viruses cause colds and weather may affect susceptibility, but does not create a cold by itself. Other questions address hair bleaching and uterine fibroids, with Dr. Molner and a reader clarifying risks and menopause effects.
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G. B
Mother
R. K
E. L
Ottawa Sunflower bus line to start operations soon
Milo Hewitt told the Chamber of Commerce board that his Ottawa to Sunflower Ordnance plant bus service would begin operations shortly. Fifty years ago painters renovated the Goodin store building exterior at 3rd and Main.
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Milo Hewitt
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Ottawa
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
Goodin
3Rd and Main
Television Log Chronicle Daytime and Prime Time Lineup
A dated television schedule lists programs across the day including To Tell The Truth Edge of Night Secret Storm Match Game Dating Game Mike Douglas Newlywed Game Sea Hunt Merv Griffin Leave It To Beaver Wells Fargo Truth Or Consequences Batman Star Trek My Three Sons Bewitched Dragnet Weep For The Innocent and Dean Martin with continued notes on Page 3.
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Mike Douglas
Sea Hunt
Torey and Friends
Merv Griffin
Leave It To Beaver
Wells Fargo
Kansas
Editorial
Batman
Daniel Boone
F Troop
Bewitched
Dean Martin
Harry S. Truman
Whimsical Parade of Old Newsroom Goofs
A humorous roundup highlighting misprints and errors in various newspapers, including mispelled words, odd phrasing, and mistaken captions. The samples span from Texas to New York, featuring fake font notes, garbled attributions, and quirky misstatements about births, weather, and events.
Correction on mushroom illustrations in Sunday edition
Readers note errors in Page 14 of the Chicago Tribune Sunday edition with illustra tions of edible and poisonous mushrooms reversed. The correction addresses the mistake and invites further reader input.
Marriage Licenses Listed in Philadelphia Area
Anna M Grimes of 3825 Tere race Street and Ernest F Snyder of 3366 Frederick Street, race Street, and Edward Dunston of 8712 Blaylock Avenue, Philadelphia, appear in marriage license notices in the Philadelphia Enquirer.
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Anna M. Grimes
Tererace
Ernest F. Snyder
Frederick St
Edward Dunston
Blaylock Ave
Philadelphia Enquirer
TV Writers Cash In On Hit Sitcoms And Emmys
AP interview with Sam Denoff and Bill Persky on TV writing profits and career paths. They discuss Emmy wins boosting reputation, typical earnings for top writers and variety show work, residuaries, and how newcomers enter the field by simply sitting down to write.
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Gene Handsaker
Hollywood
Sam Denoff
Bill Persky
Denoff Persky
Aplede
Dick van Dyke
Cedar 104 S Newspaper Subscription Rates Listing
The notice lists subscription rates for the Cedar 104 S newspaper in Ottawa Kansas with daily publication details. Editor Robert B Wellington announces trade area by mail rates of one month 1.00 three months 3.00 six months 5.00 and one year 9.00 and outside trade area rates of one month 1.50 three months 4.25 six months 8.00 and one year 15.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and holds exclusive publication rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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