Nixon urged positive anti crime plan against court critique
Richard Nixon proposed practical steps to fight crime, including stronger police, consolidation of small departments, better research, model city reforms, rehabilitation, and faster court processing. He paired these with a negative attack on the Supreme Court over Miranda and Escobedo, which scholars say does not prove hindrance to police and may undermine respect for law.
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Richard Nixon
Nixon
Supreme Court
Miranda
Escobedo
High Court
FBI
Yale Law School
University of Michigan
Satchel Paige Enters Kansas City Political Arena
Veteran pitcher Satchel Paige, listed as 62 in the baseball encyclopedia, has filed as a Democratic candidate for state representative in Kansas City. The column notes other entertainers who entered politics and muses on the widening trend toward actors and athletes seeking public office.
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Leroy ‘Satchel’ Paige
Kansas City
Old Satch
Carl Hayden
George Murphy
Senate
California
Ronald Reagan
Shirley Temple Black
Congress
Betty Furness
Satchel Paige
Stanford University
Jack Benny
George Jessel
Casey Stengel
Cretary
Bob Hope
Everett Dirksen
Feeding Help For Toddlers Struggling With Chewing
A reader asks how to help a two year old who only eats strained foods and chokes on junior foods. The doctor suggests introducing solid foods gradually with soft cooked fruits and vegetables, mashed items, and ground meat. It may take time but perseverance and patience are key.
Mixing soft solids with strained foods for a child
The guide suggests gradually introducing soft solids to a child on puree, using small bits to teach chewing and avoiding scolding if she spits out early attempts. It recommends keeping calm, turning feeding into a game, and praising effort. The letter also covers thyroid medicine and pregnancy concerns, a butter debate for seniors, a Bible quote, and a short prayer.
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Moiner
A. R
Auld Lang Sygne 25 Years Ago Flood Report
A 25 year ago note reports the Marais des Cygnes River near Main and Keokuk a few inches deep as rain continued all night with more expected. At Quenemo the river fell a foot from yesterday’s crest at 28.4 feet.
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Marais Des Cygnes
Main
Keokuk
Quenemo
Jeannie Rundle
Youth Revolt Across East and West Sends Paris Into Crisis
Rebellious students in France and globally confront the Establishment, railing against the Communist party in the East and the bourgeois state in the West. In Paris, red and black flags fly over Sorbonne as students demand De Gaulle’s removal and a sweeping restructuring of power. The movement spans Warsaw, Prague, Madrid, Algiers, New York, Tokyo and Rome, reflecting a worldwide struggle against conformity and authority. In France, about 600,000 university students exist, with around a fifth involved in the rebellion, protesting intellectual and cultural limits and the state itself. The unrest marks a clash from Maoist to Trotskyist and anarchist currents, challenging the traditional parties across the spectrum.
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Paris
Establishement
Communist Party
Sorebonne
Charles de Gaulle
Fifth Republic
Warsaw
Prague
Madrid
Algiers
New
York
Tokyo
Rome
France
Red China
Mao Tseetung
Mao
From Crowded Home To Miss USA Crown
Dorothy Anstett of Kirkland Washington won Miss USA 1968 crowning at Miami Beach after entering beauty contests to help fund college education. She comes from a large family of nine siblings and four brothers and four sisters.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Dorothy
Didi
Beth
Terry
Kirkland
Seattle
Emmy Show A Technical Bust Highlights Messy Telecast
AP reports the Emmy awards show was marred by production flaws and cue chaos from New York to Hollywood. Dick Van Dyke walked off the dais to read lines after cue problems, while Art Carney and Pat Paulsen’s split-screen moment faltered. Still the acting and writing were praised with wins for Mandel, Douglas, Stapleton, Ball, Adams, and others.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
Hollywood
Dick van Dyke
Manhattan
Art Carney
Pat Paulsen
Loring Mandel
Melvyn Douglas
Maureen Stapleton
Eden
Rowan and Martin
Lucille Ball
Don Adams
Milburn Stone
Barbara Anderson
Marion Lorne
Werener Klemperer
Barbara Bain
Bill Caseby
Elizabeth
Screen Extras Honored Tonight in First Annual Awards
Hollywood AP reports the Screen Extras Guild will honor 12 little known actors and actresses at a black tie dinner in Hollywood. Extras will receive statuettes for distinguished performances in varied scenes such as a crowd, a gambler, a moving vehicle, a cocktail party, a riot, and other roles.
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Hollywood
Screen Extras Guild
Screen Extra Awards
Mumps Ends New Mexico Governor's Hawaiian Vacation
Gov and Mrs David F Cargo cut short a Hawaiian vacation returning to Santa Fe a day early after attending the Western Governors Conference in Honolulu. Mrs Cargo has the mumps.
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Santa FE
David F. Cargo
New Mexico
Honolulu
Cargo
Television Log Heavy Day Schedule Rundown
A dense broadcast grid lists programs from 5:00 PM to 1:05 AM including Leave It To Beaver Truth or Consequences Gunsmoke Captain Kangaroo Captain Kangaroo News Weather and multiple soap operas alongside game shows The World Turns As The World Turns and other features. It captures channel listings for sports specials and film features across hours with numerous recurring shows and networks.
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Mike Douglas
Kansas
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and publish details
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with editor Robert B. Wellington and pricing for local and out of area subscriptions. Rates include one month 1.00, three months 3.00, six months 5.50, one year 10.00 within the trade area and higher outside rates. AP rights noted.
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Otawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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