Philosophy of the country editor and Charles Harger
A tribute to Charles M Harger publisher founder of the Eisenhower Foundation Abilene Kansas. The piece argues editors balance in reporting fosters democracy and public trust. It recalls Hargers influence with presidents and his 92 years of community respect in Abilene.
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Charles M. Harger
Eisenhower Foundation
Abilene
Kansas
United States
Eisenhower
Harger
Hager
Drowned fisherman found on Lake Pymatuning
James E. Turner, 64, of Greenville, drowned while fishing on Lake Pymatuning. A search party located him face down in his boat. Crawford County deputy coroner Dr. H. H. Walker ruled the death accidental drowning.
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Meadville, Pa
James E.turner
Greenville
Pymatuning
Turner
H. H. Walker
Crawford County
Rioting at Rusk State Hospital Leaves Patients Damaged
A group of 80 inmates at Rusk State Hospital attacked staff and fellow patients, wounding several and causing hostage incidents. Ward 7 saw the worst violence with doctors reporting no staff brutality but noting patient mistreatment. Ringleaders Ben Riley and Joe Murphy, both with criminal pasts, led the uprising before Texas Ranger intervention.
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Wilbur Martin Rusk
Texas
Rusk State Hospital
Pharo Tilley
H. B.taylor
James A. Bethea
State Hospital System
James Castner
Texas Ranger
Bob Crowder
Ben Riley
Riley
Joe Murphy
Castner
Bethea
Son of God
Kansas
Murphy
Dallas
Dr. L. D. Hancock
Hancock
W. Patterson
Robert Williams
Gazette Representative Listings by Towns
A compact notice lists local representatives for several towns with contact phone numbers including BLACK LICK OLaf Patterson BLAIRSVILLE William Graff DAYTON LaVerns Wadding HEILWOOD Betty Popovich HOMER CITY Virginia Sipos MARION CENTER Mrs Robert Moore PENN RUN Robert Mars PLUMVILLE Emmabel Hamilton SALTSBURG Mrs Frank Nelmes
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Black Lick
Olaf Patterson
Blairsville
William Graff
M.oclymer
Isaabelle Nyland
Dayton
Frank Nelmes
Bullfighting Coed Patricia McCormick Triumphs Abroad
Patricia McCormick, 24, of Big Spring Texas, returned to bullfighting in Ciudad Acuna Mexico after a severe goring last year. She killed two bulls before a packed crowd, earning the ears and tail of the first and completing the second after a second sword thrust. She plans to train in Mexico City then return to the border for further fights at Tijuana and Juarez.
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Ciudad Acuna
Mex
Patricia McCormick
Big Spring
Tex
del Rio
Rio Grande
Nuevo Laredo
Patricia
Pat
Mexico City
Tijuana
Juarez
Texas
Western College
el Paso
Lamb Case Set To Be Continued
The FCC probe into Edward Lamb resumes after a two week recess. The Toledo publisher and broadcaster faces allegations of past Communist associations and funding. Lamb testified earlier and will undergo further questioning by FCC attorney Joseph M. Kittner as the seven month hearing continues.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Edward Lamb
Lamb
Toledo
Ohio
FCC
Joseph M. Kittner
Erie license renewal for WICU television station
Application to renew the license of WICU, the Erie, Pennsylvania television station. Details describe the renewal request, station identification, and regulatory compliance status.
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Erie, Pa
WICU
Two Tots Burn To Death In Fire
SAN ANTONIO Tex Two tots burned to death yesterday when a flash fire swept the play room of their home. Two others escaped Dead are David and Diane Pylant 10 months and 3 years respectively. The parents Mr and Mrs B J Pylant were seriously burned trying to save the children. Two other Pylant children William 12 and Steve escaped through a window. The cause of the fire wasn't known.
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San Antonio
Tex
David
Diane Pylant
B. J
Pylant
William
Steve
So They Say Herb Score and Early Wynn Mocked
A cryptic quote exchange contrasts pitcher Herb Score and star Indian pitcher Early Wynn with a bold political assertion about Israel. The remark frames Wynn as taunting Score while a regional conflict stance is attributed to an Israeli official.
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Herb Score
Early Wynn
Brick in the Stomach: SYSTONE Claims Relief
An Indiana man reports four years with a brick in his stomach. After taking Sys-Tone, he says symptoms including gas headaches and swelling disappeared by the second day, restoring energy and well being. Central Drug Stores promoting the remedy.
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Gib
Hissman, Lette Co
Systone
Indiana
Chicago and New Haven Health Study Highlights Hospital Stays
The report notes about 75 percent of children in Connecticut are hospitalized at some point in a year. It cites an average patient stay of eight days across three counties, while the overall average stay is around five days.
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Chicago
New Haven
Connecticut
Peace with honor not appeasement road to surrender
Quote from Sen. William Knowland of California opposing appeasement, warning that peace at any price leads to surrender. The remark frames appeasement as a wrong path and advocates honor in peace negotiations.
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William Knowland
Cal
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