Editorial urges businessmen to engage in politics year round
National Association of Manufacturers official Charles R. Sligh Jr. argues business leaders must become part time politicians. He cites unions in Michigan and rising costs from taxes and wages, warning that without business input government reins may fall to union leadership.
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National Assn. of Manufacturers
Charles R. Sligh Jr
Lansing
Mich
Wichita
Topeka
Luxembourg
Paris
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Rome
Milan
Zurich
Berlin
Dusseldorf
Frankfurt
Lyons
Brussels
Amsterdam
Top Secret Menu in Chanute Tribune Fight
The Chanute Tribune criticizes state level blocks on the school lunch menu. The editors argue printing the menu helps parents know what children eat and spark balanced meal ideas, while officials say menu details are top secret to prevent student refusals. The piece ends suggesting sending kids home for lunch as a practical fix.
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Chanute Tribune
the Tribune
Johnny
This And That by joh
A light column surveys daily life and politics with wry, period voice. It notes lingering income limits, aging hair as a metaphor, hung juries, and a joke about a Cadillac raffle. It riffs on Clare Boothe Luce, a hypothetical sequel, and a secretary's optimism amid troubles while proposing a seven year cycle of paid vacations.
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Clare Boothe Luce
Senate
Town Notes And Obituaries From Ottawa Area
Mrs Della B Angell of 204 Elm entered Ran som Memorial Hospital for treatment. Mrs Matilda Schnoke a pioneer Ottawa resident died at her home 839 W 5th. Dr F C Hetrick a longtime Ottawa dentist died at his home 510 S Cedar. Frank Bogg caught a 25 pound carp at Ft Scott Crossing. Frank Sloan son of Joe Sloan Wellsville injured nose in unusual incident while helping his dog catch rats. Mrs Cora Winters of East 7th Street suffered stomach disorder.
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Della B. Angell
Elm
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Matilda Schnoke
Ottawa
W. 5Th
F. C. Hetrick
S. Cedar
Frank Bogg
Ft. Scott Crossing
Frank Sloan
Joe Sloan
Wells‘ville
When Should Tonsils and Adenoids Be Removed
Dr Molner advises parents not to rush tonsil and adenoid removal for a seven year old. Most outgrow or shrink with age though not guaranteed. Key reasons to remove include repeated infections, chronic drainage, ear problems, unexplained fever, and potential future heart or kidney issues. Emphasizes weighing real, concrete benefits over routine surgery and notes adults can still need removal.
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G.W
Prayer for Today and Power in the Spirit
A brief devotional prayer asks for empowerment through the Holy Spirit and forgiveness for neglecting daily contact with God. It ends in Jesus name Amen.
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Jesus
Television Schedule Overview Channel 4 NBC CBS ABC Night lineup
A dense list of Monday TV slots across Channel 4 NBC CBS ABC detailing programs by time, with titles including news shows, entertainment, Westerns, dramas, cartoons, game shows, and movie times. It notes repeated time blocks and cross-channel programming for stations 4 5 and 9 with various hosts and episode names.
Appanoose Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Mr and Mrs Clyde Wiscombe and Judy and Jay visited Mrs Luella Nelson in Manhattan. Mrs Lester Clark hosted a church benefit party. L A Troutman and the Senior class dined at Max Hetrick home. Mrs Dewey Barnhart co hosted. Marvin Woodland and sons from Topeka joined Mr and Mrs Lester Clark for supper. Max Hetrick and Oscar Casto hosts from Topeka hosted guests.
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Clyde Wiscombe
Judy
Jay
Luella Nelson
Manhattan
Lester Clark
L. A. Troutman
Max Hetrick
Dewey Barnhart
Marvin Woodland and Sons
Topeka
Ottawa Herald Publication Notes
The Ottawa Herald details subscription rates by mail and trade area. The notice lists rates: one month 85 cents or 1.50 for non trade, three months 7.1 dollars or 4.25, six months 3.75 or 3.00, one year 7.00 or 15.00. It credits Robert B. Wellington as publisher and Guy Snedaker as editor.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Mail
What People Lie About Most NEW YORK AP Almanac
The Oddity Almanac muses on daily deception and memory with quirky curiosities about lies, lynx facts, and favorite songs. It includes reflections on aging weight and height, and a whimsical description of a 66 foot two wheel vehicle and back yard spaceflight ideas.
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New York
Almanac
Common Market moves draw American watchful eye
American firms fear dwindling export markets while U S imports rise as European six nations speed mutual manufacturing and sales pacts. Banks and stock exchanges feel the trend as Britain and Switzerland stay alert. Cartel language is avoided though the effect resembles external market control.
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New York
United States
Computers and coins dominate mid-century notes
Washington reporters describe the Census Bureau unveiling electronic brains that can process about 2,000 people per minute and output data by sex, race and age, with magnetic tape replacing punched cards for the 1960 census. The piece also notes European six-nation cartel monitoring, bank exchange talks in Paris, and a Ottawa meter collector who turns 25,294.39 yearly from 425 meters, sending funds to Kansas City.
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Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Bureau
Suitland
Jim Durbin
Ottawa
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Durbin
Mothers Worry About Programs
New York AP reports mothers express vague concern that TV shows may spark violence in children, concentrated in spring. The writer reflects on childhood, noting he sought violence in reading and movies, yet avoided crime, and finds TV action comparatively mild despite past fascination with violence.
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New York
the Mail
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