Move On 288 Readers Defend Progressive School Plan
B L Neill of Lane Kansas urges unity among Unified School District 288 patrons supporting a progressive educational system for local children. He rebuts critic Mr Kepple, defends adherence to laws, cites environment as key to productivity, and expresses hope his three children grow into educated, principled adults.
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Unified School District
Machiavelli
Mr. Kepple
Shaw
Kepple
288 Board
Landemark
Public health vaccines limit school entry for children
The article notes mandates require polio tetanus diphtheria whooping cough smallpox and measles vaccines for school enrollment. It reflects on public health advances while lamenting loss of childhood pleasures once provided by diseases that broke the monotony of grade school years.
Recollections of School Sickness and Quarantine Days
A nostalgic reminiscence of past school life when contagious diseases like chicken pox measles and whooping cough kept children home. Officials fined quarantined homes with bright placards while patients endured pest houses and later returned to school after recovery.
Dear Dr Mother A reader asks about swollen glands after measles shots
A mother asks if swollen lymph glands and fever in her six year old after an October measles shot require a gland specialist. Answers advise against vaccine reaction and suggest possible infections of nasal throat area or tonsillitis. Also explains subtle thyroid deficiency and cautions about unnecessary nutrition lectures. Mentions historical notes on Theresa Bell and the Salbs' Hartford trip.
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Prayer for Today in Faithful Church Membership
Prayer from Psalm 92:13 expresses gratitude for churches and asks for faithfulness to God. It asks believers to turn to Thee at all times and ends with Amen through Christ our Lord.
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Christ
Admission Of Red China Major Problem For UN
AP News Analyst James Marlow discusses the UN at 21 years old, noting Red China’s exclusion as a core problem. He covers U Thant’s pending departure, U.S. policy shifts, and mixed administration statements on Red China’s UN membership and regional peace efforts.
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Washington
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San Francisco
U.N. General Assembly
Red China
United States
Johnson
Peking
Assembly
U ‘Thant
Viet Nam
U. N
China
Dirksen
Ilinois
Arthur J. Goldsberg
U.S
TV Critics Unhappy With New Weekend Shows
AP critic Cynthia Lowry reviews three new TV debuts. Mission Impossible proves overlong and thin on plot with heavy makeup lessons. T H E Cat shows stunt emphasis with a cautious hero. Pistols n Petticoats awkwardly blends pioneer humor. Jackie Gleason’s Honeymooners revival underwhelms with softened leads.
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Cynthia Lowry
AP TV
NEW York
Mission Impossible
South America
CBS
NBC
Frieday
Pistols
N’ Petticoats
Steven Hill
Welly Cox
Martin Landau
Barbara Bain
Television Log: Extensive Daytime and Prime Time Schedule
A dense list of TV programs with time slots from 5:00 PM through nearly midnight. Includes classics like The Flintstones I Love Lucy The Andy Griffith Show Peyton Place and Gunsmoke era shows along with News Weather Sports and special features.
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Leave It To Beaver
Flintstones
Wells Fargo
Gilligan's Island
Monkees
Iron Horse
Buddy
Jeannie
Lucille Ball
Roger Miller
Andy Griffith
Peyton Place
Big Valley
Jean Arthur
Johnny Carson
Pve
News
Comrade X
Merv Griffin
Detectives
Highlight
Faith For Our Times
Ottawa Herald Publication and Subscription Rates
Ottawa Herald lists its address at 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas 66067 and notes publication daily except Sunday and holidays. It provides subscription rates for trade area by mail: one month 1.00, three months 8.00, six months 5.00, one year 9.00. outside trade area by mail: one month 1.50, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and the AP is entitled to exclusive local news and dispatches.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
This Week In History September 19 Highlights 1966
On September 19 1966 the calendar marks major events. The first Bemis Heights battle occurred near Saratoga New York thwarting Burgoyne’s 1777 plan. George Washington delivered his farewell address in 1796. President Harrison died from an assassin’s wounds in 1881. Truman announced rapid WW II veteran demobilization in 1945. Soviet Premier Khrushchev invited Indian and Pakistani leaders to Tashkent in 1965.
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Hudson River
Saratoga
N.Y
John Burgoyne
Albany
George Washington
James Gatefield
Idaho
New
Liz Taylor Appeals Damages Suit Over Cleopatra Film
Portland AP report states Elizabeth Taylor has 10 days to appeal a ruling requiring her to defend a $44,653 damages claim by the Paramount Theater of Portland. The suit alleges her conduct during filming and a remark that Cleopatra was inferior damaged the film’s box office. The court rejected arguments against applying the longearm statute. Kilkenny allowed a 10 day appeal window.
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Ore
Elizabeth Tay
Hag
Richard Pureton
Cleopatra
Paramount Theater of
Miss Taylor
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