Otis Chandler Says America Must Evolve As Watershed Era
Lawrence visitors Otis Chandler publisher of the Los Angeles Times accepts the William Allen White award and urges the nation to meet new challenges. He warns the world shock may threaten the American dream but argues the country will not fail if it matures and adapts rather than clinging to past dominance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Chandler
The
Los Angeles Times
America
Lawrence
William Allen White
Chandler
Eyes Forward to the World Opinion Card
Leaders urge resilience amid global tensions and domestic worries. The speaker notes Vietnam and the Mideast as challenges while insisting Americans enjoy high employment and improved living standards. Optimism is urged as recession signals ease and activity remains strong.
Budget of Kansas hits record high under Bennett
Gov Bennett defends a $1.4899 billion state budget, the largest in state history, stating it rises 13.6 percent above estimated revenues and will require dipping into a $180 million surplus. Critics warn the plan echoes federal budget excess and may widen deficits in coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Kansas
Hiatal hernia questions for Dr Thosteson
Mrs RD asks what her doctor means by not worrying unless the hernia slips. She asks how pregnancy could affect the condition and whether surgery would be needed. The note seeks a clear explanation of risks, symptoms, and management.
Understanding sliding hiatus hernias and menopause questions
An advisory column explains sliding hiatus hernias where part of the esophagus or stomach protrudes through the diaphragm, notes pregnancy and weight gain can worsen it, and recalls conservative treatments plus diet changes. It also answers menopause timing questions, cites 12 months of missed periods as end of cycles, and includes a Bible verse and prayer. The New York AP dispatch discusses erratic economic attitudes and a belief that the recession ends later this year.
Television Log of Classic Network Lineup
A dense, period style listing of daily programming across many networks with numerous show titles, times, and recurring series including Sesame Street, Star Trek, Hogan's Heroes, Perry Mason, Wide World of Sports, and News programs, reflecting a full schedule season. The long grid lists air times for news, movies, sports, documentaries, and variety programs across day parts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hillbillies
Sanford and Son
Pops
Washington Week In Review
Andy Griffith
Man
Wall Street
Gomer Pyre
USMC
Baltimore
Masterpiece Theatre
Dick van Dyke
Mike Douglas
Lilias
Yoon and
You
Bagdad
Broadway
World of Survival
Bobby Goldsboro
Wide World of Sports
Hank Thompson
Oren Lee Staley
The
Hee Haw
News
Jimmy Dean
World Press
Wild World of Animals
Nashville Music
Jeopardy
Bill Dally
Recession Woes Cling To 1975 Recovery Outlook
The article notes high unemployment likely into 1976 with doubts about returning to 4 percent. Inflation sits at 8 percent for Q1, seen as unacceptable. Farm prices rise after a dip, car marketing flops, and major automakers report losses. Credit markets darken as U.S. debt funding strains others, with indicators hinting recession persists. Dinosaur National Monument hosts rich quarry exhibits attracting visitors.
Gunsmoke ends after 20 years on CBS
CBS cancels Gunsmoke amid ratings attrition after two decades on air. Hero marshal Dillon endures while Doc, Festus, and Miss Kitty are remembered. the show began Sept 10, 1955, evolving from radio to 1959 TV, with James Arness starring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
CBS
Hurley
Gotham
Long Branch
Miss Kitty
Chester
McCloud
Marshal Dillon
Doc
Festus
Fred
Inherited Cemetery Audit Mess In Kansas
Kansas Secretary of State inherits a failing cemetery fund audit program. The 1968 law requiring bank commissioner audits was not enforced. Only 49 entities registered for cemetery account audits, with tens of thousands of notices sent and uncertainty who owns cemetery property in Kansas. High costs and uncertain scope hinder enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Marshall
Kansas
Topeka
Hns
Bob Docking
Elwin Shanahan
State Division of
Legislative Post Audit
Jack Brier
Secretary of State
al Gilpin
Division of Post Audit
Shanahan
Gilpin
Brier
of State
Los Angeles
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and masthead details
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details with editor Robert Wellington and subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area. Rates include one month to one year options, with tax adjustments and out of state deductions. The paper notes Associated Press rights for published news and dispatches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Associated Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ottawa Herald
Editorial
Vietnam
Mideast
Mrs. Y. C
Jesus Christ
George C. Thosteson
National Farm Digest
Lancer
Happy Home Mechanic
Public Policy Forum
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Mel Educational Development
Water World
Montezuma
Mary Tyler Moore
Bob Newhart
Carol Burnett
Khartoum
Green Berets
Sammy and Company
Ted Armstrong
Medix
Royals
K. C. Royals
Twins
Martin Agronsky
Britain
Wall Street Week
FBI
Groucho
Cat Battou
Hawaii
Johnny Carson
Club
Moyle
Bonanze
David Susskind
Business Mirror
Agriculture Department
Ford Motors
Chrysler
General Motors
Uncle Sam
Denver
Dinosaur National Monument
Utah
Colorado
Rand McNally
James Arness
Loretta
Bohsu’Fouth
Son
Bokaulfek
A. Main
IMO
Onrunners
United
Cais
Pat Sar
Suu
Ee En Tameer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!