Secret War Report Sparks Court Battle Over Publication
Washington clash as federal judge grants a temporary injunction to halt the New York Times series drawn from a top secret defense report. The memo alleges President Johnson misled Congress and the public about Vietnam bombing and troop buildup. Departments warn of diplomatic and legal consequences if printing proceeds.
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Kansas Supreme Court Rejects Ballot Change Plan
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled a November amendment too broad, finding the ballot heading had multiple items and thus violated the Constitution. Any future changes to elected state official terms must be re submitted for proper legal submission and voter consideration.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Supreme Court
In Diet Trend Young People Embrace Organic Plan
A reader asks Dr Thosteson about an organic vegetable and fruit diet popular with youths. The letter notes a 19 year old son rejecting fish, meat and dairy as part of the trend and seeks medical guidance.
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Dr. Thosteson
Protein and health fears in a meatless diet discussed
A reader asks about the health risks of a strict meatless diet and protein sources. A doctor responds that protein is essential, lists alternatives like cheese milk eggs nuts and some vegetables, notes rapid weight loss signals concern, and urges balanced nutrition while respecting a temporary lifestyle choice. The column closes with a prayer and moral reflections.
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Mrs. M
Dr. Thesteson
R.J
TV Hall of Fame looks at early TV pioneers and milestones
A historical recap praises Allen DuMont and Sarnoff for shaping TV’s reach into living rooms, notes early live programs like Hopalong Cassidy and Martin Kane, and highlights landmark events such as the 1951 Senate hearings on organized crime with Costello and Murrow’s 1954 coverage of McCarthy tactics.
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William Boyd
Martin Kane
Lee Tracy
Senate
Frank Costello
Edward R. Murrow
J. R. McCarthy
Indirect Capitalism and the Shift in Stock Ownership
The piece argues that about 138 million Americans, or 67 percent of the population, are indirect shareholders through institutions. It warns that this institutionalization raises commissions on big firms, limits small investors, raises costs, and risks market liquidity, urging reform as NYSE actions signal concern for small orders.
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New York
America
Just What Every Handicapper Needs Just What Every Handicapper Needs
Eddie Ranz in Chanute introduces his fancy Westinghouse Kustom golf cart at Chanute Country Club. The four wheeler features blue carpeting leather inlays a wood grain dash and an AM FM stereo. Ranz says the cart is quiet responsive and may simplify practice though his father recalls cart ownership may not improve the game.
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Ranz
Westinghouse
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Striped Suit Overturns 20 Years Of Fashion Habit
An East Brunswick columnist details a hesitant shift from solid colors to a suit with very small stripes, after two decades of resisting fashion change. A department store clerk guides the choice, hiding the stripes from view to persuade the purchase. The piece ends with a personal note on the unsettling yet curious new feeling of wearing stripes.
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East Brunswick
N.J
Television Log Dense Herald of Evening Schedule
A dense OCR style listing outlines a full day of television programming. It lists numerous shows across time slots including News Weather Sports Bonanza Dramas comedies talk shows game shows soaps and movies. It mentions names such as Dick Van Dyke Petticoat Junction Lucy Pepper and Captain Kangaroo among many others and references classic programs and specials.
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Kansas
Petticoat Junction
Flip Wilson
Grandaddy
Dan
Adam-12
Dean Martin
Ghost and Mrs. Muir
Guiding Light
Doctors
Another World
General Hospital
Somerset
Gomer Pyle
Maine
Rick van Dyke
Ae Law
Ottawa Herald publication rate notice and policy
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside areas with monthly quarterly and yearly options. It notes out of state subscribers receive a 3 percent sales tax deduction and credits the Associated Press for use of local and AP news dispatches.
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Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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