Editorial Tail Wagging The Newspaper Strike Mess
Boston and Detroit papers suffer three week interruptions from strikes as unions picket. Boston saw 5 percent of workers strike and form lines while Detroit had 2 percent. St Louis faced more heavy disruption with Globe-Democrat and Post-Dispatch production halted. Picket lines halted millions of readers daily and advertisers feel the impact. The piece condemns unions for letting a few cause broad community damage and warns of tail wagging the dog practice.
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Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Post-Dispatch
Kansas Slogan Shifts as Agriculture Shifts Standings
As drought trimmed wheat, Kansas slogans drew attention. Mil o rising as top crop reshapes identity. Ottawa Chamber backs Kansas, The Nation's Center, while Norton Telegram cheers a 50 year old quip from Larned Tiller & Toiler calling Kansas The Naval of the Nation.
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Milo
Kansas
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Norton Telegram
Larned Tiller & Toiler
Crowds at Olathe base and Topeka fair set records
Officials report 126000 attends the Naval Air Show at the Olathe base and 94800 attend the Topeka Free Fair in a single day. The writer mocks crowd estimates and questions Prince Charles of Great Britain’s schooling and living conditions.
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Olathe Base
Topeka
Prince Charles of
Great Britain
Fearful Times and Quips in This And That Column
The piece jokes about Cold War fears and modern life. It notes a bank official faking a holdup to cover a shortage, the Big Eight as Oklahoma and the Seven Dwarfs, Edsel price delays, and a successful Thor missile test aimed at the Atlantic. It also quips about motorists and bachelorhood.
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Kansas City
Big Eight
Oklahoma and the
Seven Dwarfs
Air Force
Atlantic Ocean
Ottawa News Bites and Local Happenings
Auld Lang Syne reports thefts from cars. Mark Rice also notes a similar loss. Forest Park thefts include tire tube and wheel. Wes Adams shows blue squaw corn samples at The Herald. Ottawa High Girls Reserves run a book exchange earning about 400 dollars total with 10 percent commission. An invasion of little green bugs crowds Main Street lights risking store closings. New planks replace rotted Locust Street bridge walkway. Sage of Tally Creek John Sullivan credited for leading local improvement. A 20 car train of Bohunks moves from Indian Territory to Santa Fe tracks near Ottawa.
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Locust Street
John Sullivan
Tally Creek
Prayer For Today Launch Into The Deep
Short devotional prayer asking guidance for faith, service, and teaching others to know Thee. Requests Heavenly Father to help follow, walk, speak, and lead others toward The Redeemer for today. Uses Luke 5 4 as verse reference.
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Heavenly Father
Clips And Quips Light Up Clubs Debate
A Concordia Blade quip notes a campaign in several cities to brighten night club lighting, likely met with opposition from feminine regulars intent on appearing younger. The Augusta Gazette jokes a husband should address remarks to another woman. It then mentions ongoing filibuster coverage and a local home issue of filling Buster, age 12.
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Augusta Gazette
Buster
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Outlined
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription pricing. Inside the notice are editor and publisher credits along with monthly and yearly mail rates for both trade area and outside trade area.
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S. Main
Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
Csecseseseeeses
Guy Snedaker
Television Schedule Row Aired Across Channels 4 5 13
Television guide listing morning to late night programs across channels 4 5 and 13. Entries include News Today Garry Moore Truth or Consequences The Price Is Right Romper Room Liberace World Turns and Late Show among others with varied time slots and program titles.
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Jimmy Dear
Today
C. Kange
Arlene Franel
Garry Moore
Treasure
Godfrey
Comiclub
Price Is Right
Godfrey E.an
Remodeling of GOP proposed by seven Kansas Congressmen
Pittsburg Headlight urges that seven Kansas Republicans, the two U S senators Andrew Scheeppel and Frank Carlson and five representatives, form a committee to remodel the state party. It argues they are best suited to lead, rest at home, define a plan, and restore vitality to the Kansas GOP for the future.
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Pittsburg
Kas
Republican Organization of
Kansas
Congress
State Committee
Andrew F. Scheeppel
Frank Carlson
Plans Made for Republican District Meetings
Final plans for three Republican district meetings this fall were arranged by representatives from 17 counties. James V. Pratt said every Republican who attends will have an opportunity to participate. The first district meets October 14 in Hiawatha, the fourth on October 19 in El Dorado, and the sixth on September 28 in Hays. The fifth district met in Dodge City on September 14, with a second district gathering held in Overland Park last June.
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Topeka
James V. Pratt
GOP
Hiawatha
el Dorado
Hays
Sour Grapes Attack Worries Writer Dr George Crane
In a Burlington Iowa column, Dr George W Crane defends his ethics and credentials against a critic Tom F a young Mental Hygiene employee who accuses him of selling out. Crane notes multiple professional memberships and dismisses charges of teaching at Northwestern University citing a misleading caption and a misreading of grammar. he frames the criticism as sour grapes from rivals in psychology.
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Tom F
Marc Antony
Burlington
Iowa
Crane
Tom
Northwestern University
Northwestern
George Washington
Delaware River
Truman Asked To Speak To Future Farmers
Former President Harry S. Truman has accepted an invitation to address the 30th annual Future Farmers of America convention in Kansas City on October 15. Other headline speakers expected to draw about 10,000 delegates include Sen Thye Gov Underwood Edward Foss Wilson and John L. McCaffrey.
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Kansas
Future Farmers of America
Harry S. Truman
Sen
Thye
R-Minn
Cecil Underwood
West Virginia
Edward Foss Wilson
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
John L. McCaffrey
Board
International Harvester Co
Unclear charges prompt rebuke of biased psychologists
A reader labels charges of unethical conduct as ridiculous and mocks biased psychologists. The letter urges students to avoid study under such critics and directs correspondence to Dr. Crane for the Hopkins Syndicate in Melott Indiana.
Red Jet Shadowed by U S Bombers on Return Flight
London report says a Soviet TU104 captain claimed two four engined U S bombers shadowed his jet on the return flight from the United States. He said he outran both planes. The TU104 flew 11 hours 13 minutes from McGuire AFB to Moscow, with three stops, at 450 to 500 mph, while U S B52s exceed 600 mph. Weather recon units in the area operate with older propeller planes at about 300 mph.
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London
U.S
United States
Moscow
McGuire Air Force Base
N.J
Summoned By Horn
John F. Powers was trapped in an overturned car at 1 a.m. in Millis Massachusetts. He blew his horn until a nearby resident heard the cries for help and came to aid him.
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Mass
John F. Powers
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