Editorial What’s A Road For
An essay argues the Interstate 35 from Ottawa to Kansas City is praised for its design yet criticized by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety and Congress as dangerous. It notes 57 percent of run off road fatalities involve fixed objects and urges drivers to stay on the road if they want safer outcomes.
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Ottawa
Kansas City
Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Congress
The
Chivelles
Mary Jane
A Fort Scott Senator Calls For More Pay For Legislators
Fort Scott state senator Tom Van Sickle urged a pay hike in Iola saying legislators face rising demands on time. He warned that without more time the job will deter Kansans and bureaucrats may spoonfeed yearly meetings. He also noted recent accomplishments require increased productivity from both houses before any raise.
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Fort Scott
Tom van Sickle
Iola
Tippe d Uterus Warning Sparks Marriage Concern
A reader warns about a doctor advising surgery for a tipped uterus found in the fiancée of her son, suggesting severe fertility risk. The letter questions the credibility of such dire predictions and expresses skepticism toward the doctor’s prognosis.
Tips on tipped uterus and salt cravings in health column
A reader asks whether a tipped uterus requires surgery for pregnancy issues, with a doctor advising caution and observation unless pregnancy difficulty arises. The page also covers uric acid management, the meaning of "smidgen," and salt consumption in a child, recommending adrenal health assessment if salt habits persist.
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Thosteson
Webster’s
New International
First Lady Pat Nixon Promotes Volunteer Work at White House
The First Lady links rural values to national service, urging 20 minutes daily of neighborly help. Her daughters Tricia and Julie tutor and guide for the deaf and blind, while Nixon maintains a volunteer family image amid controversy and antiwar protests.
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White House
Pat Nixon
California
Nixon
Tricia
Julie
Jacqueline Onassis
Lady Bird Johnson
Walker-Jones Elementary School
Julius Hobson
West Coast
Florence Greenberg built Scepter Records from home life
Florence Greenberg left Passaic housework to launch Scepter Records with a $30,000 inheritance. By 51 she led a major label, helped discover artists like Dionne Warwick and the Isley Brothers, and presides over a business turning out about 100 million discs with $8 million in annual revenue. She argues women can succeed by pursuing genuine ambitions and balancing life beyond the kitchen sink.
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Mrs. Greenberg
Dionne Warwick
Chuck Jackson
Isley Brothers
B. J. Thomas
Greenberg
Militarism Critics Warm Up
A new Businessmen's Education Fund begins mailing to 20,000 executives seeking opinions on the military industrial complex. About $500,000 pledged. the survey aims to redefine national security and redirect priorities. Trustees include J Sinclair Armstrong Gordon Sherman Alfred Slaner and Joseph McDowell. Office space is from Stewart R. Mott at 515 Madison Ave.
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New York
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
J. Sinclair Armstrong
U.S. Trust Co
Gordon Sherman
Midas International Corp
Alfred Slaner
Kayser-Roth Corp
Joseph McDowell
Servomation Corp
Stewart R. Mott
Madison Ave
Mott
C. S. Mott
General Motors
TV Guide Chronicle of an All Day Network Lineup
A dense, multi network broadcast log lists shows across day and night times from 5:00 to 12:30 with dozens of titles. It includes Flintstones, Guns At Batasi, The Saint, Batman, Star Trek-esque lineups, news, weather, and a wide mix of films, cartoons, and talk segments featuring John Davidson, Dick Cavett, Ed Sullivan, Lucille Ball, and many others. The schedule shows extensive programming across genres and networks with occasional recurring series like Gunsmoke, Bonanza, and Perry Mason style dramas. The document reflects a full day of television offerings and associated hosts, guests, and film titles.
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Flintstones
Kansas
John Davidson
Gomer Pyle
Batasi
Maurice Woodruff
Dick Cavett
Joey Bishop
Laredo
Faith of Our Times
Cool McCool
Archie
Johnny Quest
Mr. Magoo
Moby Dick
Mike Douglas
Gentle Ben
Marshal Dillon
Buck Owens
Porter Wagoner
Ann-Margret
Johnny Carson
the Devil
Daniel Webster
John Gary
Allen Ludden
Doctors
General Hospital
Kilimanjaro
Three Stooges
Avengers
Lucy
Man Who
Mayberry R.F.D
Banning
Jimmie Rodgers
Purple Gang To The Rescue At Beaver Reservoir
Army engineers in northwest Arkansas enlist purple martins to control mosquitoes at Beaver Reservoir. Four apartment-style houses line the shoreline as officials report the birds eat their weight in flying insects daily, supplementing traditional insecticide spraying.
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Little Rock
Ark
Army
Beaver Reservoir
Arkansas
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and Publishing Details
Ottawa Herald page outlines pricing for trade area and outside area mail subscriptions, including one month to one year rates. It lists editor and publisher Robert B. Wellington and notes AP news use rights for local and dispatch reporting.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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