Kansas City Athletics May Move to Oakland
Editorial recalls 12 years since Kansas City gained a major league club. The Philadelphia Athletics became the Kansas City Athletics, boosting pride but failing at the box office. If AL owners approve, the team will relocate to Oakland for next season, ending Kansas City’s era with the A’s.
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Cool It. Charlie O Athletics. Oakland's looming move
The piece argues Oakland will gain major league status for financier Charles Finley as the A's move from Philadelphia to Kansas City and Oakland will not improve on-field performance. It predicts Seattle's turn later, framing Finley as chasing quick profits over the game.
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Oakland
Kansas City
A’s
Philadelphia
Charles Finley
Seattle
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National Newspaper Week Critique Sparks Reader Protest
A reader criticizes National Newspaper Week as a sales gimmick and an insecurity display by groups praising the press. The writer argues newspapers should earn respect through ongoing quality and subscriber renewals, not annual celebrations or galas.
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Spone Soring
Dear Dr. Mother Advice on rocking head bangers and pregnancy myths
A mother asks if a year and a half old child who rocks or bangs her head is harming herself. The column notes these acts often amuse or reflect environment and health, offers soothing rocking and cuddling, and explains artificial sweeteners do not stunt growth. It also clarifies that dilation and curettage may aid pregnancy evaluation and that cataracts should be removed when ripe.
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Surgery course at Cook County goes to J E Wallen
Auld Lang Syne recalls J E Wallen returning from Chicago after a two week intensive surgical program at Cook County Graduate School of Medicine. Fifty years ago the Red Cross urged all able sewers to prepare comfort kits for troops serving under the Stars and Stripes. Prayer closes with a personal petition for strength and fidelity.
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Chicago
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Economy blooms slip as tax fight looms in Washington
Government economists note September weakness in unemployment, industrial output, and personal income while GDP rose. They caution for a larger fourth quarter gain unless taxes rise. Opponents argue no case for a tax hike now as strikes and job seekers affect the data.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson Administration
Johnson
Congressional
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate
House Economic Committee
Proxmire
Budget Bureau
Charles L. Schultze
Partment
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
Ford
Do Not Go Gently into That Good Night TV Drama Review
AP critic Cynthia Lowry outlines Loring Mandel'sDo Not Go Gently into That Good Night on CBS a drama about Peter Schermann a widowed elder who after moving into an old age home regains purpose through craft and friendship while challenging family neglect. Melvyn Douglas stars as Schermann with Shirley Booth in a supporting role amid a critique of institutional life and aging.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Loring Mandel
CBS
Peter Schermann
Mandel
Melvyn Douglas
Shirley Booth
Catholic laymen urge liberal birth control policy from Pope
In Rome the world Congress of Roman Catholic laymen pressed Pope Paul VI to ease the ban on birth control and allow couples to choose methods in conscience with medical advice. After hours of noisy debate, walkouts and catcalls, they called for a firm new statement authorizing individual conscience in birth control decisions.
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David Mazzarella
Associated Press
Rome
World Congress of
Paul
World Synod of Bishops
Vatican
Wilson Will Seek War Peace If Bombs Stop
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson signals seeking Soviet support for Vietnam peace if bombing ends. He may travel to Moscow for talks with Kosygin and pressed for a pause long enough to consult with the Soviet leader. In parallel, church leaders discuss responsible parenthood and mixed marriages amid a world synod at the Vatican.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
Associated Press
London
Harold Wilson
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United States
North Vietnam
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Hanoi
Washington
Television Log Flushes Through Daytime to Late Night
A dense channel listing from NBC CBS and ABC outlines daily program schedules from 4 to 1, with specific time blocks, show titles, and channel designations. Entries include Flintstones, Truth or Consequences, Beverly Hillbillies, Twilight Zone, Today, Match Game, Jeopardy, Love of Life, and many others across multiple networks and periods.
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Flintstones
Kansas
Virginian
Custer
Beirut
Green Acres
Kraft Music Hall
He and Shee
Dundee
the Culhane
Johnny Carson
Vince Gibson
Joey Bishop
Merv Griffin
Magilla Gorilla
Jack LaLanne
Torey
Captain Kangaroo
News
General Hospital
Bette Hayes
Mery Griffin
Heverly Hillbillies
Concentration
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Joe Pyne
Woody Woodbury
Doctors
Another World
Mike Douglas
Dean Martin
Good Company
Mery Crima
104 S Cedar News Rates and AP Attribution
The 104 S Cedar newspaper lists publication details for Ottawa Kansas with editor Robert B Wellington and subscription rates for trade area and outside trade area. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays and carries Associated Press attribution for local news and AP dispatches.
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