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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1959
Page
4
The listing shows a dense broadcast slate from 6:10 pm with Sky King through to 12:35 am including News Weather Sports and multiple dramas and movies. Notable items include Wagon Train Badge 714 Trackdown Ozzie and Harriet Donna Reed and This Is Your Life.
Robert William Taylor of 1211 Laura Ave. after eight unpublished attempts has published a paperback novel Occasion of Sin by Monarch Books Inc. It has been on sale in Lawrence drugstores for weeks. Taylor, a senior operator at Lawrence Co op, previously sent eight other manuscripts to the publisher. He was born in Emporia, studied at Oberlin, and graduated from Kansas University.
Thomas T. Chamales, noted novelist of Never So Few, received a $500 fine and two years probation after a battery case tied to a March dispute with his wife singer Helen O Connell. The AP report notes the outcome of the Los Angeles proceedings.
Rev Francis W Hursh a graduate of Baker and Kansas University and SMU Perkins School of Theology has been appointed associate pastor at Lawrence First Methodist Church filling a vacancy from Rev J J Nabors departure. Bishop Dana Dawson announced Kansas Conference appointments. other clergy assignments listed across Baldwin Tonganoxie Beagle Baldwin and nearby churches with a Pittsburg 1960 meeting note.
Harold L. Northway, 53, a workman exposed to radiation in a two year old accident in Houston, had a small bladder tumor removed. Doctors say the tumor likely resulted from radiation exposure and Northway reports being completely doped per medical notes.
Northway and Jackson Mcvey suffered eye cataracts and declining health after a mishap at the M. W. Kellogg Co laboratory where they were exposed to radioactive iridium 192. They seek about 400000 from Phillips Petroleum Corp, operator of the reactor involved. A Phillips spokesman declined comment.
TV listings note Red Water North on Channel Cheyenne with Bronco Layne signing on as a pilot to face a confrontational owner’s son amid looming disaster on a Missouri River cargo ship. An outlaw leaves $500 to Lucan McCain. he resigns as town railroad representative. action-packed ending.
A Da Vinci painting is stolen and suspicions arise of a forged painting racket. Dennis O Keefe and Coleen Gray star in this mystery as investigators probe the case.
A dated station guide lists daily lineups for June 16 and 17 with time slots for cartoons, dramas, news, sports, and variety programs. Entries include Woody Woodpecker, News, Dragnet, The Rifleman, Red Skelton, I Love Lucy, Captain Kangaroo, Romper Room, and World of Tomorrow style blocks.
The page lists across and down clues for a crossword including topics from body parts to emotions and objects plus a solution hint Yesterday's puzzle. It pairs clues like 3 Across body joint 4 Across pastime 9 Across maxim 12 Across intoxicating pepper plant 13 Across lifetime prisoner and so on with down clues and a final solution line.
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