Paola barber hikes price and corn payment tale
An editorial recalls a Paola barber raising his price to two dollars and accepting two bushels of corn as payment before the elevator yielded only about 1.84 dollars. The piece then contrasts wartime Vietnam remarks by Lyndon Johnson in 1964 with domestic tax worries as levies rise, noting a quip about taxpayers becoming a dwindling national resource.
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Parbner
Vietnam
Lyndon Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Asia
Saturday Notebook hints at local school tax woes
A Saturday Notebook comments on unresolved local school taxes despite state funds and notes the national focus on poverty programs in Washington. It contrasts tobacco sales rising eight percent with cancer links and quips that readers doubt vices news. A reader saves the school lunch menu to identify meals.
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Herald
Cripple Creek Reawakens as Winter Quiet Lingers
A travelogue through Cripple Creek Colorado Springs shows a ghost town that briefly revives in summer but rests in winter. The author notes snow dusting Pike's Peak, abandoned mines, and a village reclaiming itself amid promoters and modest museums. The visit ends with a tavern encounter as a bearded bartender plans to leave for Pennsylvania to study math.
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Impérial Hotel
Jack Dalton
D.w
Pennsylvania
Kidney Stone Removals and What Might Require Surgery
Dear Dr Mother explains stone removal options for kidney stones. Pelvic kidney stones can be removed without removing the kidney, while huge stones may damage the kidney and necessitate removal. Stones in the ureter move downward. lower ureter stones are easier to grasp and crush or extract without ureter incision, but high stones sometimes require incision and delay is advised if feasible.
Auld Lang Syne Three Years Ago at Ottawa Wholesale
A sprinkler head in the Ottawa Wholesale Grocery cold room broke loose about 7 last night triggering the automatic fire alarm and sending the department into action. Separately, AHTA officers arrived to begin preliminary planning for the Kansas Anti Horse Thief Association convention with about 1,000 delegates expected and Ottawa facing lodging challenges. A prayer closes with a devotional note asking for guidance and gratitude.
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AHTA
Kansas Anti Horse Thief Association
Swamp Bridge Project Faces Long Build Time
Baton Rouge amplifies the scale of the Atchafalaya Swamp bridge as the state plans an 18.4 mile high level link part of a 52 mile interstate route. Engineers expect over five years and costs exceeding 200 million dollars with dredging by barge and staged contracts to avoid route blockage.
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A. B. Rateliff
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Louisiana
Mississippi River
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Rateliff
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
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George Landry
Television Log Features Dense Daytime Schedule
A cluttered OCR list catalogs a full day of TV and radio programming with numerous show titles, times, and station notes including films like The Nunts Story and Tarzan Triumphs, various news and weather slots, sports, religious programs, game shows, and classic broadcasts across channels. The long list emphasizes scheduling variety and era-specific programming.
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Lone Ranger
Roadrunner
Pepper Rudgers
Dowling
World of Sports
Daktarl
Perry Mason
Jackie Gleason
Maya
Lawrence Welk
Get Smart
MY Three Sons
Hogan's Heroes
Prtticaat Junction
Iron Horse
Mannix
Grand Ole Opry
Joe Pyne
FAI
Israel South Africa And Formosa Catch All Of It
At the United Nations three veteran members Israel, South Africa and Nationalist China face widespread hostility as they confront neighbors, boycott calls, and debates over seats. Each pursues independent national aims while enduring isolation, yet all remain defiant in a Peking dominated Asia and a race segregated Africa.
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South Africa
Formosa
United Nations
N.Y
China
U.N
General Assembly
Security Council
Peking
Taipei
Assembly
Canadian farm leaders meet NFO chief in Corning talks
Canadian farm organization leaders met Friday with Oren Lee Staley, president of the National Farmers Organization, in Corning Iowa to discuss mutual problems. The meetings were held behind closed doors.
Measure for conscientious objectors to wars to be presented
A measure aiding persons who object conscientiously to war will be presented to the 118th Assembly of the Christian Churches Disciples of Christ. The six day session began Friday in St. Louis with discussions on policy and religious liberty.
Ottawa Herald Ad Rates and Association Note
Ottawa Herald lists daily edition details with subscription prices for trade and outside areas and notes AP affiliation. It mentions editor Robert B. Wellington and identifies the paper as a member of the Associated Press with exclusive local news use rights.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
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