Politicians visit Ottawa and echo Lincoln on welfare
Saturday Notebook notes a string of candidates in town from attorney general to U.S. Senate. Former Gov William Avery backs jobs and training for the unemployed, while Rick Harmon advocates using school facilities in summer to train welfare recipients for work, echoing Abraham Lincoln on self-help and not weakening the strong. The editor warns welfare programs are worn out and that thrift, strong wages, and avoiding class conflict remain essential.
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Ottawa
U. S. Senate
William Avery
Senate
Rick Harmon
Lincoln
Brotherhood of Man
Miners in Johannesburg earn about 300 a month underground
Thousands of Bantu goldminers around Johannesburg earn roughly 300 dollars monthly while laboring as deep as six thousand feet. They come from South Africa and neighboring countries, work by contract for six months, then return to families in native villages for the rest of the year. They reside in employer provided dormitory compounds.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Distant Dances At Durban Roodepoort Mine Arena
Report details an all male tribal dance showcase at the Durban Roodepoort mine arena. Dances, numbering 19, lasted over three hours with groups of 20 to 40 performers, accompanied by a choir, drummers, whistles, and a steel drum orchestra. The crowd mixed black and white spectators, including Afrikaner family groups and tourist buses. After six or eight performances, the observers left in a stiff breeze, unsure of the dances' deeper meaning.
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D.w
Cholesterol and eggs debated by doctors in 1960s column
A reader asks about cholesterol causes and eggs after a stroke. Dr explains that cholesterol deposits in arteries depend on deposition rate, not presence alone. Diet helps but not decisively. advice includes limiting animal fats, weight control, and considering skim milk. Ends with a prayer.
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H. C
Guns and violence rally sparks comic and toy buybacks
Amid Kennedy assassination reactions, Rex Allen urges less gun imagery in western media. Greensboro Daily News drops Dick Tracy and Little Orphan Annie over violence, a Burnaby gangster show is canceled, and toy gun sales fall as stores push peaceful toys. Gun turnins surge from Florida to Hawaii and department stores halt gun sales.
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New York
Bam
Robert F. Kennedy
Rex Allen
Springfield
Allen
Greensboro
N.C
Daily News
Burnaby
B.C
George Patey
Dayton
Minnesota
Miseoori
California
Oregon
Arizona
Colorado
Minneapolis
Richland
Wash
Donnie Einan
Duane
Etnan
Donnie
Tampa
Fla
Malcolm Beard
Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy Action Corps
Extensive TV Schedule Log With Many Programs Listed
A dense broadcast timetable outlines dozens of shows across genres from Lone Ranger and Rifleman to news weather sports and films. It lists times, titles, and channel notes including c and 13 designations for varied programs.
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Roadrunner
Connecticut Yankee
King Arthur’s Court
Fort Vengeance
Mike Douglas
Daktari
Lawrence Welk
My Three Sons
Get Smart
FBI
Smothers Brothers
Bonanza
Sergeant Melluish Regains Stripes After Reenlistment
Twenty five years after losing his three stripes for overstaying on pass in 1918 Sgt. Parker B. Melluish of Ottawa has re earned his rank by reenlisting. Meanwhile motorists this spring faced complaints and minor accidents due to neglect of a state dimmer headlight law.
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Parker B. Melluish
Ottawa
Super Planes Will Produce Super Noise
Washington AP reports Swedish aeronautical researcher Bo K O Lundberg warned at a national noise conference that supersonic airliners would generate intolerable noise over land. He cited a safe average sonic boom level around 0.2 pounds per square foot, far below levels expected from U S developments. Officials say new jets will fly oceanside only, but overland use could create pervasive boom carpets.
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Washington
Bo K.O. Lundberg
United States
Local Newspaper Billing and AP Rights Notice
The notice lists publication details for 104 S. Cedar with daily except Sunday and holidays, Ottawa Kansas. It names Robert B. Wellington as editor and publisher and outlines subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area by month, quarter, half year, and year. It also states the Associated Press holds exclusive publication rights to local news and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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