Centennial William Allen White event draws national figures
The Saturday Notebook notes the centennial of Kansas editor William Allen White marked by a three day Lawrence congress focused on mass media in a free society. It cites criticism of newspapers and publishers and recalls White’s 1925 Munsey quip. It also covers the KC Press Club Griddle Show where William Avery and Robert Dole faced questions on Vietnam policy and the UN role. It previews speculation on Gov. Docking's political future with odds offered on a Senate bid.
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Dear Dr Mother Question on dark stool and X rays
Reader asks if flu or foods can darken stool and how long to wait for X rays. Dr cites upper GI bleeding risk from past duodenal ulcer, says dark stool can signal blood from above and foods or meds can tint stool. Recommends urgent medical evaluation and possible lab tests or imaging as indicated.
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Television Log From a Local Station Schedule
The schedule lists daily broadcasts across news weather and sports with multiple films and series including Lone Ranger Your Question Please Professionals Roadrunner Armored Command Tarzan's New Adventure Prince Valient Steel Fist Baseball Cardinals Giants Wide World Of Sports Daktari Chicken Every Sunday and Jackie Gleason plus varied times and channels.
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Lost luggage chaos on delayed flight ordeal and recovery
A traveler recounts arriving early, joining a frantic baggage belt queue, and fearing missing bags after two plane connections. Only the large suitcase vanished, later found along with a damaged hanger chain. An airline rep promises delivery to the hotel, and the bags are eventually reunited with the travelers. The story ends with reflection on travel mishaps.
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Tet Shifts Life in South Vietnam After Offensive
AP report from Saigon describes austere urban life after Tet with curfews and quiet nights as MP patrols and searchlights replace nightlife. Reconstruction proceeds in Hue and Saigon while hospitals treat thousands wounded and 16 000 civilians killed.
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