Drought and Floods Strain Farmers Across Kansas and Vietnam
Editorial notes that drought in Kansas mirrors the Mekong Delta floods and the Song Tra Khuc, causing crop losses, soil silt, and ruined fields. It likens farming to a lifelong struggle, with backbreaking work wasted by nature's extremes, referencing Marais des Cygnes and Potowatomie Creek damage.
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Marais Des Cygnes
Pottawatomie Creek
Kansas
Europe
Quang Ngai
Vietnam
Farmers gamble with souls as flood hits crops
The piece laments farmers enduring loss, mud, and ruined harvests after a flood. It argues farmers stay by their fields, attach themselves to land, and persevere despite financial and soulful damage, noting the Gulf drift and high-water lines as crops fail.
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Gulf of Mexico
Over The Drink Paris Flight Aims For Comfort
In Paris the writer recalls crossing the Atlantic in ten days and notes that modern jet travel cuts this to seven hours. He describes the calm in-flight service with cocktails and lunch served leisurely. Some passengers nap while few watch a film on a small screen as in-flight entertainment loses its novelty.
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Paris
Atlantic
Flight to Paris Through France as a Passenger Reflections
The narrative recalls air travel routines with free earphones then pay, passengers passing time with colleagues and work papers. The author describes a flight crew, late hours, and a landing in Paris Orly after an Ireland approach, noting polite French hospitality and smooth customs at the border.
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Orly
Paris
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Elf
Coverage Split: Viewers Want News But Not Hours of U.N.
Hollywood reports say six to eight hours of United Nations coverage frustrates viewers who prefer short updates and their favorite programs. Stations note viewers are selective and tired of constant U.N. coverage, with calls for Westerns, game shows, and children’s programming while news remains a factor.
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ABC
Ted Tostlebe
Des Moines
Tom Waller
Wlva-Tv
Lynchburg-Roanoke
Vas
Reeve R
Owen
WIVC
Chattanooga
Peyton Place
U.N
General Hospital
Berry Smith
Wtivoww
Evansville
Bill Sawyers
KJEO
Fresno
Don Perris
WEWS
Cleveland
New York
John O. Gilbert
America
Hite
Give Him The Cold Line A Nice Idea For Squelching M. De Gaulle
Satirical column recounts a fictional hot line mishap between Charles de Gaulle and Soviet Premier Kosygin during a Middle East crisis. The piece uses humor to lampoon diplomatic etiquette and telephone etiquette at the highest levels.
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M. de Gaulle
Art Buchwald
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Johnson
Kosygin
de Gaulle
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Kremlin
President de Gaulle
Tyes
President
President Johnson
Ber
France
Visenevis
Middle East
No Force Feeding Dear Dr. Mother
A reader condemns parents who force a five year old to eat, noting brutality and long-term harm. The piece warns of overeating, resentment, and discipline risks, suggesting gentler approaches and reflecting on family dynamics and related notes.
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Dr. Mother
Television Log Evening Schedule Summary
A compact listing of TV slots from 5:00 PM to 10:30 PM featuring Leave It To Beaver, Branded, News, Truth or Consequences, Gilligan's Island, The Monkees, Mr. Terrific, Anna Lucasta, Lucille Ball, Rat Patrol, Andy Griffith, Peyton Place, Family Affair, Big Valley, Run For Your Life, Warren Report, Tonight, Joey Bishop, and a Movie. Includes time blocks and channel labels.
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Kansas
Iron Horse
Gilligan’s Island
Monkees
Anna Lucasta
Lucille Ball
Andy Griffith
Opinion
Warren
Joey Bishop
L.E
Warren Report
New Breed
Guidepost
Faith For Our Times
Today in History highlights oldest events remembered
On June 26 1967 the world marks events from 1945 UN Charter signing to 1921 first U.S. smallpox vaccination, plus 1917 American troops in France and 1948 Berlin airlift. It also notes 1952 to 1967 media and program listings and a civil rights Mississippi rally attended by many.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
France
Two Die In Kansas Weekend Traffic Crashes
Barry Eugene Maples 27 of Coffeyville died when a car left U S 166 and overturned east of Caney early Sunday. Mike Robinson 18 of Colby was killed Friday night when his car struck a bridge on I 70 two miles west of Levant.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Barry Eugene Maples
Coffeyville
U.S. 166
Caney
Mike Robinson
Colby
I70
Levant
Cedar 104 S Newspaper Subscription Rates Ad
The Cedar 104 S announces subscription prices for local and outside trade areas with monthly, quarterly, semi annual, and yearly rates. Editor Robert B. Wellington notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays and AP news rights are reserved.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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