Guaranteed annual wage fight moves to voting booth
A large auto industry group won preliminary acceptance of a guaranteed annual wage GAW from employers without a strike yet the scheme falters as state laws bar simultaneous private and public unemployment benefits. Government opposes the plan as a drain on unemployment funds. The Ohio Legislature killed a bill allowing dual benefits, signaling the struggle will hinge on voters rather than contract talks.
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Ohio
Class of 85 Promising But Fringes Blur View
Vision impaired graduates face unclear worldviews as mortar board fringes fall, while the Class of 85 shows promise unlike some predecessors. A. Herring is Installing Officer of Eagles Aerie No. 33 Leavenworth. The evening speaker praised the future, leaving readers seasick with his rhetoric.
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Eagles Aerie No. 33
Leavenworth
A. Herring
Lane Landmark Turns One Year Old
Lane Landmark published at Lane by R. H. Moore marked its first anniversary last week. The brief item notes community milestones and local happenings in a concise, period-voice style.
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Lane Landmark
Lane
R. H. Moore
Part Of The Chicken By GLM We Debate Necks And Feet
The piece argues for eating necks and feet as tasty, chewy chicken parts against a younger group that deems them nonessential. It defends the necks as flavorful, functional chewing practice and challenges the mislabeling of drumsticks as legs.
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Meyer
Glm
Executives Find Deaf People Usually Are Better Spellers
An odd collage of notes discusses deaf people in circuses improving spelling, a giraffe of topics on hats and rabbits, and a quip about executives seeking better spellers among the deaf. It references circus life, elephants, and how hearing-impaired workers can excel in word memory.
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Aes
New York
Oddity 4
Gnac
Texas Jackrabbits
Ling Bros. Circus
Phant
Death by own action is a sign of selfishness
Mildred, 21, overdosed on sleeping tablets but was revived at hospital. Dr Crane advises that self harm stems from humiliation and suggests maturity, responsibility to parents and teachers, and continuing life as a measured game. He frames suicide as egotism and urges resilience and return to normal life.
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Mildred
God Almighty
Earth
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Melott
Ind
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Former Arkansas governor J. M. Futrell dies at 84
Paragould Ark. J M Futrell former Arkansas governor died at home shortly after midnight at age 84 after a paralytic stroke on July 4 1948 He had been ill and hospitalized for years previously a farmer and school teacher who served as circuit judge Greene County state representative state senator circuit clerk and chancellor before becoming governor Funeral arrangements were not yet set this morning
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Ark
J. M. Futrell
Arkansas
J. Daniel Futrell
Futrell
Greene County
Burns Fatal To Kansas City Man
E Koehn 51 owner of a paint and varnish company died from burns after his building burned gutted by fire in Kansas City. He succumbed Saturday from injuries sustained in the blaze.
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Burns
Kansas City
Kas
E. Koehn
The Navajo Population Growth from 1867 to Today
The article notes a dramatic increase in Navajo numbers from about 7,000 in 1867 to over 70,000 in the present era. It highlights substantial demographic growth and emphasizes changes affecting the Navajo Nation across years.
Television Listings for Channel 2 to 13 across Kansas City area
A dense, clockwork schedule of TV programs across KFEQ TV to WIBW TV for Monday June 20 and Tuesday June 24 including Superman, I Love Lucy, Tonight Show staples, news, weather, sports, and a full evening lineup with channels 2, 4, 5, 9, 13, and more. Entities include Doug Edwards, Perry Como, Hal’s Guest Room, Gun.
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Kfeq-Tv
St. Joseph
Wdaf-Tv
Chaneal
Kromo-Tv
Kansas City
RMB
Hanese City
Wibw-Tvv
Topeka
Hansas
Buperman
Coiniclub
Bindla
Pit
Weather
Doug Edwarda
Tony Martty
Doug Edwards
Doug Edwarde
Hid Caesar
Star News
Burne and Allen
Nightingale
Heart of City
Voice of Firestone
Codfrey
Enuts
Bill Corum
I Love Lucy
Police Report
Love Lucy
December Bride
Robert Montgomery
PaeWee King
Ethel and Albert
TV Readers Digest
Hollywood Playhouse
News
Boston Blackie
Sparta
d—Comtelay
Superman
Dihah Shore
Doug Edwardes
Jo Stafford
Hal
Father
Halla
Ivy
Ie Holday
Millie
Danny Thomas
Daddy
Circle Theater
Steel
Fedskelton
Truth
Conney
Univ
S—Studio
Amos
Death Valley
Secret File
USA
K.C
Amon
Andy
Topeka Patrol
Herald
Radio Schedule Highlights From Early Evening and Night
Radio listings show a June schedule across stations WDAF KMBC WDAK WDAP and more. Notable programs include Amos and Andy Band Parade Bing Crosby and World Windows with various hosts and times from 6 PM to 10 PM.
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Embc—Aporta
WDAF
Bild Ae
WDAK
Morgan Beatty
Freer Sana Eal
Henry Taylor
KMBC
Mr. Keen
Godfrey
Boston
Papa
Telephone Hour
EMBC
Perry Beatt
WDAT
Banda
America
Amos and
Andy
McGee
Ela
Carleton Hayes
Newa
Waph Ada
Tromas
Bing Crosby
Meavid
Bsa
FYTI
Today and Tomorrow preview and TV industry notes
TV Guide Magazine surveys the 1976 preview season with Pat Weaver writing and narrating a life twenty one years ahead featuring Sid Caesar Nanette Fabray Arlene Francis and Wally Cox. Rin Tin Tin earns $17000 in Albuquerque. Paul Whiteman leaves ABC to host America's Greatest Bands on CBS. Leonard Feather heads Music 55 writing staff. Stan Kenton, Pinky Lee circus theme show. ABC to use twenty plus cameras in Disney land Park pre opening July 17. Loretta Young postpones filming due to underweight. Gene Autry plans Red Ryder film series. CBS Gun aadie budgeted at 37500 weekly. Vivian Blaine sued by producers retains pilot. Nickel slugs used as props cost 8c while real nickels stay 5c.
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NBC
Pat Weaver
Life
Sid Caesar
Nanette Fabray
Arlene Francis
Wally Cox
Rin Tin Tin
Albuquerque
Paul Whiteman
ABC
CBS
Leonard Feather
Stan Kenton
Pinky Lee
Disneyland Park
Loretta Young
Gene Autry
Red Ryder
Aadie
Vivian Blaine
Real McCoy
Delegates Named to Girls' Nation from Kansas
LAWRENCE Kas The Sun flower Girls State has named Molly Clark of Hutchinson and Janie Dean of Kansas City as delegates to Girls Nation in Washington in August.
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Lawrence
Kas
Sunflower Girls
Molly Clark
Hutchinson
Janie Dean
Kansas City
Girls’ Nation
Washington
Heavy Fire Destroys Five Firms in Kansas City Blast
A massive blaze on Kansas City's east side destroyed five business firms with losses over 250000. Fire raged more than an hour as 18000? No, over 18 fire companies fought the flames. Five firemen injured mildly. Spectators over 5000 watched flames from Seventeenth to Eighteenth Streets between Brooklyn and Garfield. Cause under investigation while asphalt burning worsened smoke. Fire swept two thirds of the block before responders arrived. Nearby residents said the fire spread almost instantly. In Pakistan, residents keep cows as a sign of prosperity though they do not eat or use the animals.
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Thomas’ A. Edison
America
Kansas City
Seventeenth
Brooklyn
Garfield
Edgar M. Grass
Pakistan
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