Editorial on Maximum Security and criminal psychiatry
The piece argues that a New York City physician killer, identified by witnesses, shows the danger of criminal insanity. It recalls the suspect's Denver hold up, an armed robbery confession, Colorado State Hospital observation, and a jail escape by sawing a door lock. It questions psychiatry's reliability and urges hospital officials to enforce maximum security.
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New York City
Denver
Colorado State Hospital
Pueblo
Polio Immunization Shortfall in Finney County Parents Called to Act
A Kansas health survey shows only 37.5 percent of Finney County children protected against polio, well below the 58 percent state average. The piece decries parental inaction and notes the lack of free local immunization clinics, arguing parents bear sole responsibility to safeguard their children.
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Finney County
Kansas State Board of Health
Divorce Does Not Bring Victory In Oklahoma City
A divorced Oklahoma City woman reflects on her apparent victory in court as the decree grants her custody of the two children and a favorable settlement. Yet in the kitchen her husband’s meat loaf and the family fridge reveal the stubborn bond of shared memories. Her pride sobers into sorrow as she contemplates the future and her children’s need.
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Oklahoma City
Hagerty in the Paris U-2 Affair under Senate scrutiny
Senate Foreign Relations Committee weighs summoning White House press secretary James Hagerty to testify on his role surrounding the Paris conference and the Eisenhower administration's public handling of the U-2 spy flights. The piece links Hagerty to strategies portraying the president as fully informed and responsible, amid Khrushchev’s Paris demands. Also notes Luana Patten and John Smith obtaining a marriage license in Los Angeles.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
James Hagerty
Paris
United States
Jim Hagerty
Fulbright
Arkansas
Herter
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Secretary of State
Hagerty
Georgia
Gettysburg
Hegerty
Tice
Magerty
Ike
Jim
Los Angeles
Luana Patten
Clld
John Smith
Miss Patten
Smith
Debncon
Nixon
Johnson
Senate
Distaff Side and Local Happenings in Topeka District
Ada Montgomery denounces excess talk and promotes sturdy listeners in Topeka. The Cat Placement Bureau reveals a new line as White Rats for pets are available free at Roy Bland’s 910 North Sixth home. Mrs Bland offers a calico kitten needing a home. A centennial production by Kan Meredith Wilwonek will feature about 800 in cast and crew with professional help, square dances, and college church recruitment. Our Boy recalls learning the value of not overreaching in sports after a rough weekend.
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Ada Montgomery
Topeka
CAT Placement Bureau
Rata
Roy Bland
North Sixth
Johnson Shows Calm Campaign Pace in Deer Season Politics
Associated Press analyst James Marlow notes Sen. Landon B. Johnson of Texas runs for the Democratic nomination with a diplomat’s poise, avoiding sharp attacks. Nixon and Stevenson circle, while Morse, Symington and Kennedy spar over campaign spending and past confrontations. Johnson stands apart with a nonpartisan refrain, gaining early Scripps-Howard support as conventions approach.
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Landon B. Johnson
Texas
Hisenbower
Symington
Kennedy
Stevenson
United States
Sir Richard the Nimble
Richard Mitheus Nixon
Johnson
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Congress
Truman
Scripps-Howard
Baptists Try to Pacify Ranks Over Council Ties
Rochester AP report on the American Baptist Convention grappling with its 14 million member denomination’s affiliation with the National Council of Churches. Wichita church delegates pressed to repudiate council ties amid charges of left wing leanings. Delegates sought to preserve bonds with Protestantism while addressing internal dissent during the opening of the annual convention.
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Rochester
N. Y
American’Baptist Convention
Council
Wichita
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Richard M. Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Garden Cry
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Olivetti Standard
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