Garden City eyeing cobalt therapy center at St. Catherine Hospital
St. Catherine Hospital proposes a radiation therapy center costing about 200000 to serve Garden City and surrounding areas. The plan aims to cut cancer patients’ travel to 70 miles or more by Wichita or Colorado Springs, easing emotional and financial strain, while addressing local demand and staff availability. Public funds may be sought through a drive or appeals.
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Distaff Side at County Fair Offers Quirky Creations
A fragment from a county fair column describes nine dozen cookies and attempts to group them into uniform sets. It mentions a lonely pink petunia in a 16 ounce bottle, an eggshell mosaic of Easter bunny, a macaroni and bean turkey, smooth home grown potatoes, and a sleazy stuffed animal won with quarters.
ITT Lying Low at Republican Miami Beach Convention
ITT operatives Bernie Goodrich and Jack Horner distribute free drinks to foreign newsmen at the Eden Roc as part of a covert effort tied to convention funds. Dita Beard’s health declines amid new scrutiny of ITT’s role, while GOP strategists seek to broaden appeal beyond quotas, amid Nixon and Agnew opposition.
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August van der Planck the Dutch Trolley Driver
Jim Bishop profiles August van der Planck a heavyweight Dutch immigrant who drove a trolley in the Midwest but vanished on his first run after a humorous misdirection. He later founded Planck's Bonded Homes, built a family life, and died drinking water on the first of July and the last of August.
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Kansas City reports flag grand jury probe of Revenue Dept
U S attorney Bert Hum said complaints from official and unofficial sources were filed against the Missouri Department of Revenue. He refused to confirm a grand jury investigation in Kansas City and noted that disclosure about such probes is forbidden. St. Louis reports suggested an investigation would occur here.
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Colitis versus Irritable Colon Explained by Doctors
The doctor explains true colitis is an inflammation of the colon wall, distinct from irritable colon, a muscular function issue. Causes include infections by bacteria, ameba, dysentery, and rare links to tuberculosis from milk. vitamin deficiencies worsen diarrhea. Chronic nonspecific ulcerative colitis remains of unknown cause, affects all ages, with higher incidence in people of Jewish extraction and lower in blacks.
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Kansas Academy of Family Physicians
Letters about Kansans for Modern Alcoholic Beverage Control
Henry B. Bondurant of 1718 Belmont condemns liberalizing liquor laws saying the group misleads, profits from booze, and harms society. He argues strengthened laws curb crime and suffering from drinking, citing costs to widows and orphans, jails, and car crashes, and condemns profits from sales.
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