Hall announces bid for Kansas governor amid mixed editorials
Editorials react to former Governor Fred Hall announcing a run for governor. Independence Reporter questions his motives and backing. Manhattan Mercury mocks his space age rhetoric. Salina Journal deems it a classic tragedy of talent without principles. Other papers recall his political rise and decline while noting scattered local items and incidents.
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Kansas
Fred Hall
Independence Reporter
Hall
Atenich
Arkansas City Traveler
Kidney stones diet and Vitamin A in Dr Molner column
Kidney stone causes vary from infection to drainage issues and diet matters. If calcium stones predominate a low calcium diet with acid ash helps. urate stones need low purines and alkaline ash. cystine stones need alkaline ash. Hydration prevents crystals. Vitamin A may help but not guaranteed.
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J.K
Prayer Excerpt Reminds Faithful Of Heavenly Home
A devotional prayer asks grace to live in Christ now so believers will be at home with Him in the life to come. It invokes John 14 3 and echoes a Father our Father prayer asking for humble living, through Jesus Christ the Redeemer, Amen.
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Great Bend
Freddie
Edy
Kansas
Christ
Jesus Christ
Television Schedule Fragment With Classic Network Lineups
A dense OCR of TV listings showing Channel 4 NBC CBS and ABC programs across dayparts with mentions of news weather sports and various classic shows like Wagon Train Gunsmoke Dragnet The Advance includes game scores and serial titles, indicating a mid century schedule snapshot with numerous program titles and times.
Coyote Hunt Aims at AEC Reservation Near Idaho Falls
An AEC spokesman announces plans to start an all out coyote hunt on the large reservation near Idaho Falls. Pilots in small planes with shotguns will be mobilized to thin the coyote population as conditions require.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Atomic Energy Commission Office
AEC
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Summary
The Ottawa Herald lists subscription pricing for both trade area and outside trade area. In trade area rates include one month 85 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.75 dollars, and one year 7 dollars, while outside trade area rates are one month 1 dollar, three months 2 dollars, six months 5.50 dollars, and one year 10 dollars.
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Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
Hiditor Guy Snedaker
Seecoveree
Private Kansas agencies place 132 final adoptions last year
Five active private agencies in Kansas licensed by the state placed 132 final adoptions in 1957, with 119 born out of wedlock. The Kansas Children's Service League, a nonsectarian statewide group, handled 249 unwed mothers and emphasized keeping mothers informed while seeking permanent homes. The League, begun in 1893 with a $230,000 budget, serves 800 to 1,200 children and unwed mothers annually and favors foster care when possible. Other agencies include Lutheran Children's Friend Society, Kansas Methodist Home for Children, Catholic Charities Bureau, Catholic Social Service, Mennonite Home, and Family and Children's Service, each with varying faith-based policies, fees, and emphasis on younger parents, foster care, and placement in appropriate homes.
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Kansas
Booth Memorial Hospital
Wichita
Crittenton Home
Kansas Children's Service League
League
Helen Norling
The
Reno County
Lutheran Children's Friend Society
Winfield
G. Widiger
Kansas Methodist Home
Newton
Catholic Charities Bureau
Kansas City
Bureau
Catholic Social Service Inc
Charles A. Smith
Mennonite Children’s Home
Family and Children's Service Inc
Scott
KOFO Radio Schedule Highlights of Day
KOFO presents a full day lineup with church notes at intervals. The schedule includes Meet the Artist Radio Drawing News Summary Record Review Bulletin Board Around Town News Summary Saturday Serenade Peoples Exchange Farm Program News Summary Errett P Scrivner and a segment on Gr Moments Sports.
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Errett P. Scrivner
Walter Miller Named 1958 Kansas Truck Driver of the Year
Walter R. Miller of Kansas City, aged 52, was chosen by the Kansas Motor Carriers Association as the state’s 1958 truck driver of the year. Miller operates between Kansas City and Wichita and has logged 2,500,000 miles without a chargeable accident in 31 years of driving.
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Topeka
Kansas Motor Carriers Assn
Walter R. Miller
Kansas City
Kansas
Miller
Wichita
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