Aymond Andrews Seen as Model for Handicapped
An editorial praising Aymond Andrews of Pierceville for adapting after a farm accident left him blind. It argues handicapped individuals can maintain independence with effort, noting Andrews’ five years of self-reliance and urging others to follow similar example.
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Aymond Andrews
Pierceville
Raymond Andrews
We Can Cooperate In Medicine Advances Report
Newsweek notes Russian progress in surgical instruments including a pistol like closure device using metal staples, a miniature sleep device to gently render patients unconscious, and a color surgical camera. It reports blueprints and rights to these tools being sold to an American firm. The piece contrasts Cold War clashes with medical cooperation, urging cross nation collaboration to heal a sick world.
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Newsweek
Soviet Union
Distaff Side recalls hailstorm memories and hospital hierarchies
Peggy of the Flint Hills shares a letter from Janette Evans recalling childhood hailstorms on a farm and making ice cream from hail after losses. The piece critiques a humorous hospital hierarchy describing insignia, dress and the humiliating gown worn by patients.
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Peggy
Flint Hills
Topeka
Capital
Janette Evans
St. Francis
Feeingsater
Pearson Turns Attention to Atomic Fallout Hearings
Hollywood star Hugh O Brian attended Rep Holifields hearings on radioactive fallout saying he joined to learn from Dr Schweitzer and plan a TV special on atomic war dangers. The piece ties Eisenhower era appointments and Senate battles with Kennedy's 1960 bid and southern delegate politics, noting Patterson’s Alabama shift and lingering Ku Klux Klan influence.
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Hugh O’brian
Wyatt Earp
Wichita, Kans
Congressman Holifields
John Donnelly
Holifield
Pearson
Donnelly
Africa
Dr. Schweitzer
Weeks
Commerce Department
Eisenhower
Admiral Strauss
Wall Street
Williams
Tom-Tom
Heflin
Alabama
U.S. Senate
Rome
Solid South
Herbert Hoover
Smith
John Patterson
Robert Shelton
Patterson
John Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Ohio
Lyndon Johnson
Son on First Date Walks Back From Dance
Francis Stilley recounts a teen's debut date in Tecumseh Oklahoma. The 14 year old, Brenn Turner Stilley, rides with a friend to pick up twins after a junior high dance, returns after a humorous mishap, and faces parental guidance on social grace and expenses.
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NEW York
Jurys
Tecumseh
Okla
Brenn
Turner Stilley
Lenny
Son
Garden City Telegram Masthead and Circulation Note
The snippet shows the Garden City Telegram masthead with publication details, staff mentions, and subscription pricing text. It references Garden City Kansas and surrounding counties with annual rates, reflecting standard newspaper boilerplate from the era.
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Garden City
Kansas
Scott
Inney
Kearny
Crant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Low ceilings plague capital as debt debate rages
AP report from New York and Kansas details lawmakers debate debt ceilings and Treasury funding. Congress wrestles with interest on securities, possible rate changes, and the impact of easy credit on inflation. some push to keep ceilings low to aid builders and farmers while others fear moral and financial risks.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Roy
Jones
Treasury
Wilson County
Fredonia
Congress
Neosho River
Hana
Una Vnayou
Shull
Drunk man hunted after jail escape in Maine
In Neodesha Maine an inmate Jones allegedly walked out when a cellblock door was left unlocked. Officers tracked the escape across town and into a search around a Neodesha restaurant where witnesses said he drank coffee and cigars. Sheriff Canning described the pursuit as vigilant but the man eluded capture as National Guardsmen aided the search in the two nearby towns about 15 miles apart in southeast Kansas.
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VomMgnam
Jones
Neodesha
Rockland
Maine
P Ress
Cig
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