Editorial says Harold Chase seeks federal constitutional change
Page Two editorial attacks Harold Chase of Salina as seeking to alter the U S Constitution to remove judicial checks and balances in order to win the governor race. It argues such a move would shift legislative power and misuses expedience to win western farmer support, calling the tactic improper.
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Stcing
Gove T Sernor
Enecks and Balances
Ag Harold Chase
Salina
United States of America
Kansas
Supreme Court
Senate
House of State
Harold
Chase
Romania Feels Oats as It Expands Food Exports
Romania, described as a potentially rich country, continues to feed itself and regularly exports agricultural products. It even lent the Soviet Union 4000 tons of wheat during the prior year crop failure, signaling growing economic strength and regional influence.
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Bucharest
Rumania
Soviet Union
Romania on the Road to Industrial Growth Under Communism
A long analysis notes Romania's natural resources including oil, methane, bauxite, uranium, salt, and coal, with hydroelectric potential. It argues the country lags by Western standards due to historical exploitation and postwar Soviet colonial roles, but cites nationalist leadership, gradual collective farming, and Western capital as drivers for future expansion toward a takeoff era, possibly by 1980.
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Romania
Soviet Union
Eastern
Europe
Moscow
China
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Germany
Communist Party
Romanigf
Belgium
How Be a Good Visitor The Booklet From Methodist Church
Reader submits a leaflet “How Be a Good Visitor” with four cartoons advising not to diagnose, to listen to patients, avoid overbearing gifts, limit flowers and tobacco, and offer services or small helps during hospital visits. Also includes Dr Molner Q and A on coffee habit rubella pregnancy risk and myopia comments.
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God
General Board of Education
The
Methodist Church
Aspidistra
Bridge Club
Gus
Auld Lang Syne and Local Auction News From Ottawa
Auld Lang Syne reports John J. Pinney and John Douglas left for a several days motor trip to New York. The Foote Coffee Shop fixtures attracted a large crowd at auction with buyers from Eureka LeCompton Columbus and nearby towns. J. E. Colby announced a lower apartment at 313 S. Hickory would be opened as an exhibition home. Miss Sallie Harris of the Amy Sacker School of Interior Decorating led the interior remodeling. Fifty years ago Reliable Grocery was sold by N. M. Smith to Limback brothers formerly of La Harpe. Ralph Killough and Myron King, Ottawa University students, returned to Ottawa after working in Iola and Moran. Miss Ollie Baxter visited Olatha to spend the day with her sister Mrs J L LaMasney.
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John J. Pinney
John Douglas
New York
Eureka
LeCompton
Columbus
J. E. Colby
S. Hickory
Reliable
N. M. Smith
Limback Brothers
la. Harpe
Ralph Killough
Myron King
Ottawa University
Iola
Moran
Ottawa
Ollie Baxter
Olatha
J. L. LaMasney
Prayer for Today Inspires Memorizing Scripture
A brief prayer quotes Job 32 8 and asks for divine inspiration to understand scripture memorize and share it. It asks for lives to reflect Christ presence and joy and concludes with Amen.
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Christ
Moonlighting and Miscellany in Hal Opens His Mail
Hal Boyle surveys quirky facts and trivia from mailbag items and world notes. He notes four million Americans hold multiple jobs, with teachers farmers and police among the most common moonlighters, and highlights curious tidbits from Tahiti buses to U.S. coin history and legal quirks.
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Hal Boyle
New York
America
Tahiti
U.S
Republic of Texas
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Turkey
Today in History June 22 1964 highlights
On June 22 events include 1807 Chesapeake fought Leopard with surrender after searches refused. Also 1773 Dominican friars settled California, 1812 Napoleon ordered Russia attack, 1937 Joe Louis crowned champion, 1940 armistice signed, 1941 Nazi invasion of Russia. Recent years note Eisenhower warning on Japan, Frondizi cabinet resignation, and Lester Pearson becoming Canada’s prime minister.
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Associated Press
Chesapeake
Leopard
James Barron
Barron
California
Napoleon
Russia
Joe Louis
Forest
Compiegne
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Desenhower
Japan
Western Pacific
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Liberal Party
Lester Pearson
Canada
Tonight's TV Highlights
TV guide-style rundown of Channel 5 and 13 programs led by To Tell the Truth and Ive Got a Secret with panelists Tom Poston Phyllis Newman Orson Bean and Kitty Carlisle Betsy Palmer Bess Myerson Sam Levenson. Also Vacation Playhouse Hollywood and the Stars American Woman and various classic films listed with actors and times.
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Tom Poston
Phyllis Newman
Orson Bean
Kitty Carlisle
Sam Levenson
Henry Morgan
Bill Cullen
Betsy Palmer
Bess Myerson
Garry Moore
Vacation Playhouse
Hollywood
Tempermental Vanda Renee
Jerome P. Baggley
Hollywood and the Stars
Channel 4
Mack Sennett
Channel 5
Richard Basehart
David Wolper
Dan Dailey
James Gregory
Ross Martin
Great McGinty
Brian Donlevy
Muriel Angelac
James Cagney
Olivia de Havilland
Danny Thomas
Andy Griffith
Ben Casey
Weather
Steve Allen
Johnny Carson
Faith For Our Times
Daily Word
Ottawa Herald subscription rates listed for trade area and beyond
Ottawa Herald outlines daily publication with subscription prices for trade area by mail including one month to one year terms and higher rates for outside trade area. The paper notes Associated Press rights and exclusive local news publication.
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THE
Associated Press
Television Log For Evening and Daytime Schedule
A dense listing of TV and movie airings across channels with times, program titles, and noted performers. Chronicles a long slate of classic shows from The Rifleman and Yogi Bear to Texan and The Great McGinty, including news blocks, quiz shows, and multiple film titles.
Old Criminal Tells Tale Of Life
Wilford J. Lankford, 71, held in a drugstore holdup, admits the crime and tells of a lifelong pattern of crime. He recalls a early life of hunger, 18 months in prison after a 1915 robbery, and four prior convictions. He says he will go to the penitentiary and never get out, reflecting on a career of more than 100 crimes.
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Kansas City
Wilford J. Lankford
Lankford
Jefferson City
Missouri State Penitentiary
LaiRtord
FHA Boss Asks Help From Employees
ST Louis AP: Howard Bertsch, administrator of the Farmers Home Administration, urged employees to boost efforts for the rural poor and family farms. He cited 16 million rural Americans in poverty and noted FHA had advanced $2 billion in three years, with $613 million loaned in the first ten months of fiscal 1964, nearly double 1960.
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St, Louis
Farmers Home Administration
Howard Bertsch
FHA
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Sportsman’s Friends
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Petticoat Junction
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Jack Kenny
Henry "Fonda
Dragnet
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Sanora Siewakt- Dee
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Jerry Bresser
Rome
Hillcrest Drive-In
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Jack Hawkins
Kwai
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