Night Owl Memories of a Bygone Era in New York
Earl Wilson reflects on changes in journalism over 15 years while recalling past rituals in New York. He notes shifts from celebrity nightlife to parking lots and early morning routines at Reubens, Lenn & Edele's, and wartime curfews shaping sleep patterns. The piece muses on aging and evolving outlets for columnists.
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Ay Earl Wilson
New York
Lenn & Edele’s
Leon & Buddie
Reubens
Stork
Fragments and Jokes Pull Through a Hazy Evening
A garbled collection of lines and exclamations mixes names, events, and quips from a late night broadcast. It references figures like Alfred and Tatty Tuttle and contains scattered phrases about media, laughter, and misheard words amid a chaotic collage.
Top Court Data Ruling Seen Narrow in Scope
James Marlow analyzes the Supreme Court ruling on Jencks material, arguing the decision narrows access to secret trial records rather than mandating full disclosure of all government files. The piece discusses implications for FBI notes, witness testimony, and potential effects on future prosecutions.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington II
Supreme Court
Tom Clark
Clark
FBI
Clinton E. Jencks
Southwest
Harvey
Matusow
Ford
Dencks
Aade
Jencks
Matusow-Ford
Congress
Hts
Hllinging
Inference by Witness Threatens Government Case
Fragmentary OCR notes discuss how shared witness information could influence other cases. The text hints at government sensitivity and potential interference concerns, emphasizing the value of secret informants and the need for reliability in judicial processes.
Two Air Force crew killed in Alaska plane crash
An Air Force transport from Ladd Air Force Base crashed near McGrath on the Kuskokwim River in southwestern Alaska killing two crewmen and injuring two others. Five others aboard survived with cuts and bruises. the craft had departed from Talkeetna en route to McGrath when one engine failed. Surviving airmen were James Bjorkman, Cheyenne. Charles Morgan Jr., Morgantown. Burton Stacy, Berryville. Linwood Miller, Mahattan. Robert Kallian, Shippensburg.
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Fairbanks
Alaskana
Airr Forest
McGrath
Here
Kuskokwin River
McCrrath
Ladd Air Force Base
Homer
Talkeetna
Susitna
Air Force
Amist
Ladd
James Bjorkman
Cheyenne
Wyo
Charles 2 Morgan Jr
Morganstown
WooVa
Burton FE
Stacy
Berryville
Ark
Linwood A. Miller
Mahatan
Robert Kallian
Shippensburg
Flood Alert Issued as Colorado Snowmelts
The state issues a flood alert as Colorado snowpack melts, with Gov. Steve McNichols urging municipal and civil defense authorities to take precautions. He notes some areas lack adequate protection designed for semi arid conditions and cites 1957 precipitation levels near or above average.
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Denver UK
Colorado
Steve McNichols
McNichols
Baby suffocates in Kansas City home tragedy
In Kansas City Kansas, six month old John YY died yesterday when his head became partly stuck between the mattress and headboard. Parents Mr and Mrs James J HH, already have four other children.
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Kansas City
Kas
John YY
James J, HH
TV Quiz Champion Winner Defeats Snodgrass Rival
New York based R Champion Bloonswannion defeats Snodgrass in a televised quiz showdown. The 21 year old public television contestant bests Wie His ta ALES Snodgrass in a tense tie and standoff, ending the competition with a decisive finish.
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New York
Weekend visits and a Valley Falls wedding in Kansas
Mrs Teta Trower hosted a weekend guest from Kansas City while others visited relatives in Ramsis City and Butler Missouri. 4-H Roundup brought four girls to Manhattan. Nancy Eins will represent Jolly Jun. The Bowen Hatfield wedding occurred at Valley Falls Baptist Church with Rev Marton Luebbert Jr. officiating and a church parlor reception. Memorial Sunday observed.
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Mroo
Charles Taylor
Ramsis City
Cass
Carl Garren
Hn Sanday
Taylor
Ather Thomas Garren
Butler
Memorial Tay
Gladys Pappard
Apto
Conant
Ray Zimmerman
Manhattan
Nancy Eins
Jolly Jun
van Buck
Mission
Harry Johnson
Topeka
Charles Long
Frank Nyfeler
Valley Walls
Caro Mae Bowen
Charles Bowen
Paul Hatfield
Harold Hatfield
Valley Falls
Marton Luebbert Jr
Community News Highlights Local Graduations Visits
The Rev A P Gutierrez delivered sermons at the ETN EDist Church as tributes to visiting guests. 35 students graduated in the High School Commencement on May 22 with diplomas by Principal Robert Taylor and William Patrick. A Kansas University address gowned by Prof Ed Kuebler, and Miss Naomi Johnson led a clothing school session. Other notes include births, travel to military bases, and harvest plans across Texas and the Dakotas.
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Mes
Thavy Brown
Dreve de Naob Nester
Ala
Veeuntty
Vleuehier
Maran Mrsertyert Haynes
St. Leonard Wood
Mas
Robert Brown
Armed Forces
Whiteman Air Base
Sehool
Robert Taylor
Wiliam Patrick
Revotta Nicklin
Roy Andrew Gutierrez
Pam Oskaloosa Rural High School
E.d Kuebler
Kansas University
Triple Ho
Falls of Ivy
Verna Hundley
Henry Streator
Rufus Edmunds
Patricia Edmonds
George Armistead
Bethel
Will Armstead
McLouth Mlight
Nell Nineehelser
State Teachers Association
Ella Patrick
Washington, D. C
Wes Roberts
Nancy McPherson
Manhattan
Rock Springs Ranch
Nancy
Naomi Johnson
Kansas State College
Presbyterian Church
Ardesia Rusk
Bernies McCutough
Oskaloosi Hda
James Campbell
Grandview
James Sweyer Jr
John Nichols
Tom Erehart
Mar
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