Dole Leads Kansas Senate Bid Amid Avery Challenge
Rep. Robert Dole, seeking the Senate seat of Frank Carlson, leads in Western Kansas while former governor William F. Avery stands as his main primary rival. Observers praise Dole’s conservatism, attendance, farm experience, vigor, and Washington experience as assets for Kansas representation.
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U.S. Senate
Dole
Congress
Kansas
William F. Avery
Western Kansas
House
Washington
Senate
Kansas State Drops Essay Graduation Test After Senate Vote
Kansas State University formerly required juniors and seniors to pass an essay examination for graduation. The Student Senate voted to abandon the test, with likely Faculty Senate support. If not endorsed, undergraduates may strike.
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Kansas State University
Proclaiming Shifts in English Education at Kansas State
The piece argues that a 1969 Kansas State class will graduate with diplomas not proving basic education, criticizing student English skills and suggesting consequences. It highlights a student senate view that English composition is not necessary and cites mock letters showing muddled writing and miscommunication.
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Kansas State
Kansas
Breast feeding and periods pregnancy risk explained
A reader asks if periods resume during nursing and if pregnancy can occur without a period. The doctor notes menstrual return after weaning is typical but varies. ovulation can occur before menses, so pregnancy is possible. Readers share questions on menopause signs fibroids and vitamin C. responses advise medical checkups and note ascorbic acid is not proven to prevent colds.
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Ear horn demonstration by Independence man
25 years ago C F Carr of Independence Kansas visited the Herald office to show an ear horn for the hard of hearing made from Ottawa store parts. The device used a 4 inch rubber hose tape and a plastic funnel about three inches wide. 50 years ago the first homegrown strawberries appeared on the market yesterday John Oldroyd raised.
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Independence
Kan
Herald Office
Ottawa
John Oldroyd
French Student Worker Crisis May Days in Paris
In a question and answer format the article outlines the French student worker crisis known as The Days in May. It traces starts with Nanterre protests over teaching reforms and crowded lectures, then rioting in the Latin Quarter, police clashes, and the Sorbonne closure. It notes Premier Pompidou’s moves, a one day general strike on May 13, and broad worker demands for higher wages shorter hours and job security.
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Nanterre
University of Parc
Nancterre
Sorbonne
Latin Quarter
Georges Pompiedou
Affhanistan
Odeon
de Gaulle
Pompidou
Resurrection City Residents Build Shelters Under Summer Heat
By noon the sun scorches Resurrection City as migrants from the South labor with white volunteers to erect shelters. Volunteers and residents mingle amid dusty paths, tents, and makeshift kitchens, while calls for unity echo and hope persists despite unfinished showers and leaky latrines.
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Washington
U.S.A
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Deep South
Milwaukee Youth Council Commandoes
Memphis
Blackestone Rangers
Peacee Makers
Chicago
Philadelphia
Diamond
ABC Missionary Show A Welcome Relief On TV
AP TV writer Cynthia Lowry reviews ABCs hour long special In the Name of God a warm portrait of missionaries at work on Micronesia copra farms and in India. The program highlights cooperative farming schools and church efforts improving farming and water access through relief and development projects.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
ABC
South Pacific
Inedia
Television Log Heavy Daytime Schedule Preview
A dense list of TV programs spanning morning to late night. Notable items include News weather and various game shows, dramas, comedies, and movies. Highlights feature Captain Kangaroo, Jeannie, The Virginian, Dark Shadows, Perry Mason, and The Body Snatcher among many others across networks.
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Jack LaLanne
Torey
News
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
General Hospital
Concentration
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Doctors House Call
Guiding Light
Woody Woodbury
Mike Douglas
Kansas
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with rates for trade area and outside area by mail. Subscription options include one month to one year, with different prices for local and non local areas. Editor Robert B. Wellington oversees publication.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
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