Hospital guest or patient? A charity ward critique
Lawrence columnist Robert Rua condemns the non charity hospital system as profit driven and inhumane. He quotes a nurse observer on terminal patients kept alive for money, describes hospital staff stress and patient abuse, and compares hospitals to hotels for the sick rather than jails. He laments society’s lack of genuine compassion.
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Robert €. Rua
Texas Guinan
Taite
Songs and Homecoming Blur in Odd Verse Fragment
A garbled OCR fragment blends song titles and names with stray phrases about a homecoming theme at KU. Evelyn Patrick, Phil Silvers, and assorted nonsensical lines appear amid broken sentences, suggesting a damaged page with scattered names and references rather than a coherent story.
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Phil Silvers
K.U
Evelyn Patrick
Oil Producers urge quick action to curb imports
Washington officials heard Independent Petroleum Assn of America and two Congress members press President Eisenhower to curb oil imports. ODM counsel Charles H. Kendall heard the petition and discussed applying a 1955 national security amendment to hold imports near the 1954 ratio, with exemptions for the West Coast Venezuela and Canada.
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Office of Defense Mobilization
Eisenhower
Independent Petroleum Assn. of American
Congress
Charles H. Kendall
ODM
Association
Jewel Jt
Presidential
QDM
Kendall Odm
Arthur
Fleming
Venezuela
Canada
Carlson
R-Kan
Replicard
D-Tex
Nixon Sets Out Today On Last Cross Country Tour
Vice President Nixon begins his final transcontinental campaign tour aimed at aiding GOP candidates. He plans stops in Michigan Illinois and California, following about 25 000 miles already traveled and potentially 5 000 more this week by plane car and special train.
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Nixon
Washington
Michigan
Ilinois
California
Polish rebuffs Eisenhower on Poland liberty stance
Tribuna Ludu in Warsaw accused President Eisenhower of meddling in Polish affairs and rejected his sympathy for Polish liberty. The paper supported U S aid to Poland but insisted it come without political strings. Warsaw radio carried the broadcast.
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London
Tribuna Ludu
Eisenhower
Poland
U. S
Warsaw Radio
Tear Out Ad for $1000 Life Insurance for Seniors
Senior readers aged 60 to 80 are invited to mail for a $1000 life insurance policy to cover final expenses. No obligation and no calls. Send name address and age to Old American Ins Co Kansas City Missouri with the provided department address.
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Kansas City
Old American Ins. Co
3 West Ltd
Dept
Kansas
City
JHS Fall Concert at Auditorium With Orchestra Choir
The JHS music department will present its annual fall concert Tuesday evening in the auditorium. The program features the orchestra and ninth grade choruses under conductors Mr and Mrs Zillion. About a hundred students are expected to participate in the concert, which is open to the public.
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JHS Music Department
Jumier
Garcert
S&s
Ltt
Snd
Fetert Zillion
Treatment for Upset Stomach and Gas Relief Ad
An early 20th century drug ad describes relief for upset stomach gasiness heartburn and sleep disturbances from excess acid. It mentions Crown Drug Store Harrison Drug Co and several other local outlets offering the remedy.
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Cova
Crown Drug Store
Harrison Drug Co
Faved Drug Store
Hound Corner Drug
Krall
Political unrest bill stalls as protests surge
A chaotic day ends with hundreds of supporters and officials clashing over a controversial reform. Police report unspecified injuries as protests spread beyond the capital. Authorities promised action, but demonstrators remain unsettled.
Pravda Reports on Soviet Letter to Eisenhower
Pravda described a White House label Propaganda for Premier Bulganin's letter to Eisenhower. It did not quote Eisenhower denouncing the letter’s appeal to end atomic and H-bomb tests. The piece carried Hagerty's remarks in a Washington mass dispatch.
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Moscow
Ats
Pravda
Weaders Owiag
White House
Bulgamin
Pres
Eisenaen
Eisenhower
Oe Bolganin
Hagerty
Washington
Lincoln 1957 finest fine car on the road
Lincoln debuts a new 1957 model with Quadra-Lite Grille four headlamp design and 300 horsepower Turbo-Drive transmission. It offers hydro Cushioned title and options like power locks vent windows front seats and lubrication for effortless driving. Unmistakably the finest in the fine car field.
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America
Gway
Lincoln
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