Missouri Voters Reject Pari Mutuel Betting Amendment
Editorial notes Missouri voters defeated a proposed constitutional amendment legalizing pari mutuel betting by a 54 percent to 46 percent margin. Proponents hoped tax revenue and tourist spillover would follow, while opponents cited gambling immorality and potential influx of big-time gamblers. Rural areas largely opposed amid concerns highlighted by an Illinois track betting scandal.
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Missouri
Illinois
St. Louis
Big City
Kansas
Spy defection upends Cold War tensions in Britain
A Soviet agent defected in England revealing secrets, prompting Britain to expel 90 Russians and revoke visas for 15 others. Moscow signals retaliation, while the United States weighs careful moves amid 500 plus Russians posing as diplomats or travelers. Officials fear escalation around the President's Red China visit.
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England
Moscow
America
Red China
Frozen Shoulder Discussion and Advice From Dr Thesteson
Mrs JCI asks about a frozen shoulder and Dr Thesteson explains it is an exceptionally stiff shoulder. The condition can occur in other joints. the sister has improved with physical therapy prescribed by an orthopedist.
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Dr. Thesteson
Frozen shoulder and salivary duct issues explained
The article outlines frozen shoulder causes from injury illness or inactivity, with treatment from rest heat and gradual exercises, possibly hydrocortisone injections or surgical manipulation. It then answers questions on carrot juice safety and a salivary duct obstruction, advising against excessive carrot intake and suggesting duct stone or scarring with X-ray and sour foods to stimulate flow.
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P.E.M
Thosteson
K.B
Prayer for Today Be Strong in the Lord and Strength
A devotional prayer invokes reliance on God's power through Christ. It asks for guidance to use strength in good works and to brighten others lives, ending with the Lord's Prayer and Amen.
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Christ
Things We Could Do Without Says Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle of the New York bureau mocks trivial annoyances from ticklish girls to fake fruit and plastic flowers. He notes a nation’s hunters and fishermen funded about 250 million dollars for fish and wildlife restoration in 1970 through licenses and equipment taxes.
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New York
Virux X
Alcoholism Part XIII No 1 Scourge Drinking Driver
Wayne Lee reports on drinking drivers as a nationwide concern with Kansas figures. Highway Safety Director Claud McCamment cites about 700 highway deaths yearly and 1 290 direct alcohol related accidents in 1970, noting rising DWI share and lenient license suspensions. Officials push swift punishment, treatment, and tighter laws while acknowledging weak state data and urging education and state clinics.
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U.S
Kansas
Claud McCamment
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State Motor Vehicle Department
Highway Patrol
William Albott
Albott
Dwi
Fred Goodgson
Topeka
Shawnee
Goodgson
Vaccination Push Aims To Halt Venezuelan Equine Encephalomyelitis
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department scientists urge continued fall and winter horse vaccination against VEE as frost reduces mosquitoes yet disease may persist in wild animals. Half the states immunized over 90 percent of horses by Oct 1, with Alabama Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi New Jersey New Mexico Oklahoma Texas at top. Nationwide, 2.6 million horses vaccinated with no ill effects. A cooperative Mexico plan will extend to curb outbreaks south of the border. The Nixon administration’s wage freeze blocks a pay hike for Louisiana sugar cane field workers.
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Agricultural Research Service
Alabama
Kansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
New Jersey
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona
California
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Francis J. Mulhern
Mexico
Washington
Agriculture Department
Television Schedule Dense With Daytime and Nightline Listings
A saturated listing of TV airings from 5:00 to 12:35 shows dozens of programs across comedy, drama, soap operas, game shows, and movies. Notable entries include Petticoat Junction, The Munsters, I Dream of Jeannie, Guns, The War of the Worlds film, Captain Kangaroo, The Beverly Hillbillies, Lucille Rivers appears in multiple slots, and Tonight with Merv Griffin. The lineup weaves in sports, weather, and news blocks, reflecting a full-day slate of network offerings.
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Munsters
Petticoat Junction
Kansas
Buck Owens
Andy Griffith
Partners
Flip Wilson
Alias Smith and Jones
Butterfield
Longstreet
Nichols
Dean Martin
Owen Marshall
Mid-America
Guiding Light
Doctors
General Hospital
Gomer Pyle
Perry Mason
Mike Douglas
Flintstones
Jeff’s Collie
Big Vatley
Dick van Dyke
News
High Chaparral
Hogan’s Heroes
Hee Haw
Bewitched
Brady Bunch
D. A
Chicago Teddy Bears
the Impatient Hearts
Partridge Family
U.S. Treasury
Room 222
Merv Griffin
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Notice
Ottawa Herald informs readers of subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area by mail with monthly quarterly and yearly options. It notes out of state subscribers deduct 3 percent sales tax and credits The Associated Press exclusive news rights.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Time Slot Change Doesn't Hurt Carol Burnett Show
New York AP reports The Carol Burnett Show on CBS remains popular in early evening hours. Carol Burnett delivers varied comic bits and impersonations backed by a strong cast. Guest stars like Carol Channing spice the show. PBSs Great American Dream Machine debuts despite a shortened air time for a controversial FBI segment awaiting revisions.
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CBS
Lawrence
Stan Laurel
Humphrey Bogart
Carol Channing
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PBS
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