Should Junior Have A Car In Kansas Editorial Debates
Editorials in Kansas papers debate if a high schooler should own a car. Surveys show no clear link between car ownership and grades. outcomes depend on individual personality. The piece notes varying potential paths for Junior from responsible driver to troublemaker.
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Kansas
Junior
South Dakota
Light-hearted Puzzles of Public Figures and TV Repeats
A collection of wry observations on public figures and media. It notes the truthfulness of leaders, the influence of wage politics, and TV’s reliance on repeats. It ends with a playful quip about Olga corset fashion and a garter belt origin.
Prayer For Today In Faith And Victory In Christ
A devotional prayer praising God’s constant presence and victory through Jesus Christ. The speaker thanks the heavenly Father for being with us everywhere and asks for joy and triumph through knowing Christ, ending with amen.
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God
Christ Jesus
This Evening's TV Highlights
A compact listing of tonight’s TV options across channels 4 5 9 13 and 19. Highlights include The Real McCoys rerun on channel 9 at 6 30 and Mount up westerns on channel 5 at 8 00. Alfred Hitchcock mystery on channel 13 and Olympic coverage from Rome at 19 00 provide variety.
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Zane Grey Theater
Channel 13
Rome
Abe Lincoln
Illinois
Raymond Massey
Rocky
Olaf Seward
Dev Nelson
Gordons
Harold Mack
Don Morrisos
Bill Yearout
Video Village
Sunset Strip
TV Schedule Dense with Classic Shows and News
A long list of television programming across hours featuring assorted shows, news briefs, sports discussions, and film specials. Notable items include Morning and Evening News, The Untouchables, Alfred Hitchcock, Dynasty of Westerns, Olympic Games segments, and literature themed segments with varied hosts and stations. The schedule blends entertainment blocks with sports, public affairs, and late night features.
Water has no calories says Dr Molner
Psychiatric and medical Q&A from Dr Joseph Molner covers diet water intake and weight effect. Readers ask if water fattening martinis and other drinks add calories. Also discusses hepatitis past jaundice and cystic fibrosis outlook and tips on teeth grinding and hemorrhoids remedies.
Auld Lang Syne 25 Years Ago Highlights
More than 3,000 attended the Lane fair talent show. Franklin County Rural Letter Carriers Association and associates held their annual picnic at Forest Park. Ottawa drum and bugle corps placed second in the state contest at Hutchinson. Dr W A Elliott and Rev J H Holt of Ottawa elected officers of the Miami Baptist Association. Ottawa Commercial Club sponsored a Nelson Hotel banquet for Ottawa Car Works officials. State officials would not authorize occupancy of the new City Hall until wiring changes were completed.
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Forest Park
Ottawa
Warren C. Black Post
Hutchinson
W. A. Elliott
J. H. Holt
The
Miami Baptist Association
Nelson Hotel
Ottawa Commercial Club
Ottawa Car Works
Sponsors Still Call Turn On Television Shows
Television sponsors still shape programs across networks. Cigars are barred on some shows, car ads limit smashed scenes, Lassie bans drinking and smoking, while a vet on set may hold an unlit pipe. Sponsors provide products, cars, and incentives to stars, despite varied restrictions. NBC plans a 60 minute family life documentary narrated by Jane Wyatt on Nov 14, sponsored by a cranberry producer amid berry sales worries. rumors float about friction with ABC Churchill memoirs and CBS Checkmate.
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Hollywood
Calif
Lawrence Welk
NBC
Jane Wyatt
ABC
Winston ‘Churchill
CBS
Ottawa Herald Rates Announced for Local and Out-of-Area Subscriptions
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription rates. In-trade area prices range from 83 cents per month to 7 dollars per year, with outside-trade rates up to 15 dollars annually, noting Kansas sales tax. The paper credits Robert B. Wellington as editor and Guy Snedaker as publisher, and is a member of the Associated Press.
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Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Guy Snedaker
Ceeeeee
Associated Press
Associated Presa Ta
AP News
Both Candidates Critical Of Short Session
AP dispatch notes Kennedy and Nixon fault Congress for a short session and political theater. Kennedy vows to stay active in January to push unchanged goals, while Nixon criticizes a lack of enacted program and notes coalition constraints in passing legislation. He argues veto power and coalition dynamics shape any future policy.
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Congress
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
Democratic Party
Eisenhowser
Kennedy
House
Eisenhower
Senate
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