Subscription rates and staff for Hays Daily News listing
The notice lists subscription prices by carrier and mail including 7. six months seven dollars. per zone mail outside Kansas fifteen dollars one year and mentions a city delivery rate. It also enumerates staff positions including publisher Frank Mots and editor Albert A. McFarlin with other roles and names.
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Kansas
Kanes
See Renae
Frank Mots
Albert A. McFarlin
Charles M. Watson
Gilbert N. Kuhn
Teresa Bustos
Patricia Schlyer
Lawr
Look magazine reveals student editors report campus rebellion
Look magazine interviews with campus editors show a growing student rebellion centered on Vietnam war power and race relations. Most editors question military involvement, with few supporting U S aims, while many accept breaking rules if goals are blocked. Discontent runs deep against traditional education and social concepts.
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Look Magazine
Ernest Dunbar
U.S
Dunbar
Vietnam
Harvard University
Harvard
Look
Letter Department Editor Oklahoma radio license renewals
Letter from readers responds to recent FCC renewal reports for Oklahoma radio licenses. The writer critiques application details and questions regulatory effects on local broadcasting. The piece emphasizes public interest, signal reach, and potential community impact of license decisions.
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FCC
Oklahoma Radio
Local Radio Delays Spark Kennedy Shooting News Outcry
Northwestern Kansas listeners heard 35 minutes of trivia and ads from 6:25 a.m. until the 7:00 a.m. news when word finally reported the shooting of Senator Robert F. Kennedy. FCC suggestions on public service news reviews are noted. A reader laments media focus and questions civic concern amid tragedy.
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Kansas
Robert F. Kennedy
FCC
Jerry B. Risely Jr
Grad. Ltd
FHS
Stockton
Smile At Lamp Posts And Don't Be Modest
Satirical column by L M Boyd offers quirky tips and observations on beauty contests gossip mishaps. It mixes humorous anecdotes from Miss America finalist Jacque Mercer remarks with rapid fire quips about everyday curiosities and social norms.
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L. M. Boyd
New Caledonia
Los Angeles
Beverly Nina Avery
Andy Williams
Colorado
Hot Springs
Ark
Kellar
Breland
Georgia
Roy Hofheinz
Colonel Sanders
Memorial Service Planned for Tornado Victims
A memorial will honor tornado victims with a wreath lowered by a Forbes AFB helicopter to Col. William Dietrich of the 313th Tactical Wing. Two additional wreaths will be placed at the memorial plaque. The event notes a $100 million damage estimate and references historical details about John Milton and Mary Powell.
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Forbes Air Force Base
William Dietrich
313Th Tactical Wing
Forbes
Hays High School marks a rare generational coincidence
The Hays high school senior class graduated with Dr. Richard Burnett delivering the address. Rick Watson, son of Charles and Mrs. Watson, is noted, while Mrs. Watson had graduated from Oberlin years earlier with a speech by Hugh Burnett. The column also mentions a St Anthony Hospital birth and a tested chicken breast recipe from Episcopal Church women.
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Hays High School
Richard Burnett
Fort Hays
Kansas State College
Rick Watson
Charles Watson
Hays
Rick
Oberlin High School
Hugh Burnett
Stork
James W. Martin
St. Anthony Hospital
John Daly Quits As VOA Chief
Washington AP John Charles Daly resigns as head of the Voice of America effective immediately citing executive undercutting and maladministration over a transfer of his aide. Daly, 54, a former What’s My Line? host and Earl Warren son-in-law, was appointed VOA chief in 1967 by President Johnson.
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Washington
John Charles Daly
Voice of America
Daly
Leonard Marks
United States Information Agency
Marks
VOA
U.S
Earl Warren
Johnson
USIA
Richard G. Cushing
Daly-Marrow
Leonard Reed
Usia Press and Publications Service
Building Permit To Erect 10-Room House at 2901 Cottonwood Lane
The Record notes a permit issued by Building Permit To Building Supply Co. to erect a 10-room house at 2901 Cottonwood Lane for $32,000. Municipal court traffic entries list Jon B. Cuse, 21, Philipsburg, $15 for careless driving. Lee A. Collings, 47, Page City, $15 forfeited for speeding. John R. Williams, 20, 2717 Hillcrest, forfeited $25 for speeding. Stacey Koerner, 16, 1014 East 15th St., $20 for speeding. Ivan P. Schmidt, 28, Catherine, $650 for reckless driving with drunken driving and driving left of center charges dismissed. Marriage licenses: Kenneth Meier, 20, Rozel, and Cheryl Jennings, 21, Nekoma. Charles R. Haynes, 23, Hays, and Marilyn Smith, 21, Great Bend. Stephen Aust, 22, Ellis, and Ramona Orr, 20, Hays. Timothy P. Schmidt, 21, and Esther Burgardt, 19, both of Hays. County Court traffic: Thomas H. Hull, 20, 2004 Hillcreat, $29.60 speeding.
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Building Supply Co
Cottonwood Lane
Jon B. Cuse
Phillipsburg
Lee A. Collings
Page City
John R. Williams
Hillcrest
Stacey Koerner
East 15Th St
Ivan P. Schmidt
Catherine
Kenneth Meier
Rozel
Cheryl Jennings
Nekoma
Charles R. Haynes
Hays
Marilyn Smith
Great Bend
Stephen Aust
Ellis
Ramona Orr
Timothy P. Schmidt
Esther Burgardt
Cataract surgery fears and how to talk to children
Dear Dr Molner advises cataract removal is low pain and highly successful, and warns against scare stories from friends. He also suggests doctors’ educational pamphlets for talking to children about sex, and guides on diabetes cooking resources. A reader notes vanilla extract contains alcohol, implying hidden intake.
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Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Dr. Molner
J. H
American Medical Association
Dr. Mother
American Diabetes Association
Association
Television coverage of Kennedy death reshaped national grief
The day Robert F. Kennedy died became a prolonged broadcast event as NBC CBS and ABC aired the tragedy with taste and restraint. NBC led with uninterrupted coverage, while CBS and ABC alternated regular programming, highlighting visual moments from the hearse procession to St Patrick's Cathedral and the family’s quiet grief. The coverage featured intimate segments with friends of the Kennedys and reflections on the public versus private man.
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New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Frank Mankiewicz
Kennedy
NBC
CBS
ABC
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Air Force
Los Angeles
Ethel Kennedy
David Brinkley
Robert Kennedy
John F
Martin Luther King Jr
Washington
Ray Scherer
Kennedys
New Zealand to buy Skyhawk planes from United States
Prime Minister Keith J. Holyoake announced Wellington will spend 25.76 million dollars in the United States to acquire McDonnell Douglas A4K Skyhawks as the nation’s primary combat aircraft.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Keith J. Holyoake
United States
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