Editorial on Kansas right to work issue
An editorial reflects on the 1960s Kansas right to work debate noting past election outcomes, rising anti union sentiment, and the likely push to pass a right to work law. It warns the measure would not solve labor problems and that national union investigations may shape local opinion. It cites Hoffa Beck and claims 18 states have such laws with little effect on unions.
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Shaw
James Hoffa
Dave Beck
Kansas
Call The Doctor Versus AMA Flu Advice
The American Medical Association urges avoiding antibiotics and sulfa drugs for Asian flu and recommends bed rest fluids and fever reducers. It warns against drug resistance and drug sensitivities, while readers wonder whether calling the family doctor is wiser.
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The
American Medical Association
Transatlantic Trends and Local Jots in One Column
A miscellany column surveys Russia’s Zis car, prohibition debates, a Wisconsin Senator’s rough start, roadside trash, Asian flu and poultry market quirks, Labor Day to Christmas timing, and a Europe trip that added eighteen pounds to a traveler.
Difference Between American and European Hotel Plans
The piece explains American plans charge for meals at hotels while European plans let guests eat anywhere. It notes a shift away from American plans as Californians and others become health conscious and prefer dining elsewhere. Fewer hotels on the West Coast keep the American plan, with some still found along the East Coast.
Ottawa News Highlights From 25 Years Ago
Auld Lang Syne recalls Harley Ivey addressing the Ottawa Kiwanis on a ten year scouting plan. Mrs Wilma Okerberg returns to Newton to resume teaching. W I Crofts shopfront repainted. Ottawa crowds thrill at a blindfolded driver at the county fair. A bright red Barnum Bailey special train car carries ad men to Ottawa posters go up citywide. M C Milner visits from Oklahoma City driving the famed 50 horsepower Thomas Flyer. Roy Burke starts work at the brick plant.
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Barnum & Bailey Circus
Ottawa
M. C. Milner
Oklahoma City
Quips From Papers On Weather Wetness And Pro Sports
A collage of light humor and regional quips from multiple papers notes the wet region, changing habits in Texas, and a jab at the National League race. It mentions Emporia Gazette Wellington News Pittsburg Headlight Norton Telegram and local signs about being replaced by a button.
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Pentagon
Emporia Gazette
Wellington News
Norton Telegram
Prayer for Today Offers and Lordship Confession
A devotional excerpt cites 11 Samuel 24 24 and prays for God to be Lord of all. It asks guidance to commit life and wealth to God, invoking Jesus Christ and the Our Father in a prayerful conclusion.
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Father
Christ
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Listed
The Ottawa Herald details daily publication figures with inside trade area by mail rates for one month to one year and outside trade area prices. It lists editors and publishers names Robert B. Wellington and Guy Snedaker and notes publication schedule.
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S. Main
Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
Seecseseveeaeee
Guy Snedaker
TV Listing Shuffle for Fairbanks Monday Schedule
NBC and ABC daytime and evening programs listed with times and show titles including Mickey Mouse, News, Sports, Garry Moore, Truth or Consequences, Price Is Right, Romper Room, Treasure, Tic Tac Dough, Save a Life, Could Be, Featurette, Theatre, Little Margie, Bandstand and local bits. Numerous partial titles and channel markers reflect a dense, fragmented TV guide from Fairbanks with multiple networks and slots throughout the day.
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Jimmy Dean
C. Kar Zaroc
Arlene Franc
Garry Moore
Treasure
Godfrey
Guld
Dr Crane Defends His Career As A Writer
Dr Crane defends his writing career amid claims by Tom F. that he abandoned ethics for money. He cites Bible classes, his textbook’s impact at St Louis University and Catholic universities, warns teens against vice, and argues modern readers can grasp psychology without jargon. The piece notes debate among colleagues about his journalistic ethics and style.
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Tom F
Iowa
Lions Club
Burlington
Lloyd Maffitt
Dr. Crane
Hawk-Eye-Gazette
Tom
Lloyd Moffitt
Crane
St. Louis University
Some Democrats Believe Adlai Will Run Again
Washington reports that influential Democrats speculate Adlai E. Stevenson may set himself for a third presidential bid. Despite his 1960 denial, a prominent senator notes Stevenson's Europe and Africa tour as a sign he stays ready, while recalling his 1952 shift on nominating him.
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Wisconsin
Washington
Congress
Adlai
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Stevens
Europe
Africa
Steinson
Illinois
Olathe Air Show Sets Attendance Record at Centennial
Olathe Naval Air Station hosted an air show that drew 128000 people, a new record, as 28500 vehicles entered the base for the centennial celebration. The event featured the Navy Blue Angels performing precision aerial acrobatics.
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Olathe
Kan
Olathe Naval Air Station
Navy
Johnson County
McPherson Accident Fatal To Texan
An accident on U S 56 six miles west of McPherson Saturday killed L A Walker 45 of Weatherford Texas who was driving alone. Sheriff Forrest Kennedy said Walker a construction superintendent for Refinery Engineering Co Tulsa apparently rounded a curve too fast and the car rolled over.
Russians Detonate Second A-Bomb Test in Two Days
Washington report says Russia set off another atomic weapon in the last two days. AEC Chairman Lewis L. Strauss stated the blast was of moderate intensity and appeared to be the second in a series begun August 22.
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Washington
Russia
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Lewis L. Strauss
Burglars Hit At Quenemo Four Firms In One Night
Four Quenemo businesses were burglarized Friday night including Laubauch Fabric and Quilt Shop where the owner living behind the store confronted three burglars. A threatening remark was made with a wooden mallet. Hughes Grocery Morris Hardware and Poston Grocery were also broken into that night.
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Quenemo
Laubauch Fabric and
Hughes Grocery
Morris Hardware
Poston Grocery
Young Voters Cast Ballots at 115 Playgrounds
About 300000 youths voted to elect mayors at 115 civic playgrounds in Montreal. One irregularity was reported and balloting at Campbell East Park was re scheduled.
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Montreal
Campbell East Park
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