Editorial: BBC's Bum Rap on consumerism expressed
John J. Kenyon of Wichita argues the Better Business Bureau fights fraud but not product quality or truthful advertising. The piece cites sun dial substitutes for promised timepieces and notes consumerism spurred by Ralph Nader and consumer columns, suggesting overall progress benefits consumers and business in the long run.
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John J. Kenyon
Wichita
Better Business Bureau
Sun Dial
BBB
This Is A Cow Sign? Farmer Sees Steer Shot
A Haysway farmer reports a steer shot through the head by a hunter. The incident, whether malicious or accidental, adds to farmer anxieties as fences are broken and livestock harmed. Most hunters follow the rules, but a few bad actors complicate hunting permissions.
First aid for choking on meat causes and methods
The writer argues against slapping the back or giving water to a choking person. When a piece of meat blocks the windpipe, back blows can dislodge it and washing it down risks moving the obstruction into the bronchial tubes or lungs.
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Dr. Thosteson
Bearcats In Reverse Gear
New television series Bearcats on CBS faces a weak start with predictable plots and dated props. The 1915 Western centers on a village captured by desperados and a gallows revenge arc. Hank and Johnny-Rod Taylor and Dennis Cole fail to elevate the hour despite explosive action and escape. The piece compares it unfavorably to Have Gun Will Travel and notes tougher competition from Alias Smith and Jones and Longstreet. James Franciscus stars in Longstreet, praised for a sharper detective turn.
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CBS
Daddy
Hank
Johnny
Rod Taylor
Dennis Cole
Bearcats
ABC
Smith and Jones
Flip Wilson
NBC
James Franciscus
Editorial roam through Kansas politics and lawmaking
State editorial writers survey a week of topics from a federal judgeship race to gambling raids, forestry commissions, and the balance of qualifications in public service. They discuss Judge Earl E. O Connor, Sen. Pearson, Sen. Dole, and Nixon, plus Kansans weighing changes to gambling laws and commission appointments.
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Edward McGrath
Dorado Times
Arthur J. Stanley
Federal District Court
Republican Party
James B. Pearson
John Anderson
Senate
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Robert Dole
Earl E. O'Connor
Kansas Supreme Court
Pearson
Justice O’connor
American Bar Association Committee
U. S
John M. Mitchell
Nixon
O’connor
Miami County
Paola
University of Kansas
10Th
Er “Abilene Reflector- Chronicle
Kansas
Abilene
Vern Miller
Topeka
Great Bend
Iola
Vern
Wichita
Miller
Ed Arn
Chanute Tribune
Ben Shultz
State
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Commission
George Moore
Ren
Television Schedule Heavy Night Lineup Draws Evening Mix
A dense TV grid lists 5 PM to madrugada blocks with Munsters Petticoat Junction It Your Bet and Early Show portions plus outdoors Kansas and a long run of news weather sports So many titles from Petticoat Junction to The Dirty Dozen Part II fill the prime hour slots across channels and networks with evening movie and variety slots interspersed
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Munsters
Petticoat Junction
Kansas
High Chaparral
Hogan's Heroes
Andy Griffith
Hee Haw
Bewitched
Brady Bunch
D. A
Chicago Teddy Bears
Partridge Family
O'Hara
U.S. Treasury
Room 222
Giants
Cardinals
National Geographic
FBI
Mike Douglas
Flinstones
Jeff's Collie
Big Vatley
Dick van Dyke
Nanny
Grain price ratio in dairy sector hits September record
Washington reports show a feed price ratio of 1.83 for September, a record for the month, with dairy cows consuming 10.9 pounds of grain per day on Oct 1. Milk production reached 9.37 billion pounds in September, up 1.1 percent from a year earlier, while cow numbers edged down to 12.368 million. Farm Roundup notes higher per-head production in 43 states and mentions regional output leaders.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Bad Cherry Crop Hit Union County in Oregon
Union County agriculture officials say cherry growers could lose up to 250000 dollars this year after a month of extreme heat. Paul Johnson of Pumpkin Ridge reports temperatures at or above 100 degrees for ten days and above 90 degrees for most of the remaining days. A large firm says the weather has left its crop unusable except for salvage material.
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LA Grande
Ore
Union County Agriculture
Paul Johnson
Pumpkin Ridge
Wellington Editor Details Subscriptions Rates and AP Rights
Daily paper in Ottawa Kansas lists subscription prices for trade area and out of state readers with monthly and yearly options. It notes local news belongs to The Associated Press for publication and AP dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert
Wellington
Associated Press
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