AMA Considers Transforming Osteopathy Into Medicine
The AMA reviews time worn osteopathy traditions proposing converting osteopathic schools to medical colleges and urging transfer of osteopathic students to medical colleges to produce more MDs. Public gains from more doctors are weighed against pushback from osteopathic doctors and schools as leaders hint at a mutual bend in the wind.
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The
American Medical Association
AMA
California
Into The Country London Weekend Escape
The narrator notes London's near-deserted mood by one o clock on Saturday and finds the countryside lovely. On Sunday the feeling doubles as crowds retreat to rural areas. The author and a companion join the getaway and observe the quiet, expansive landscape beyond the city.
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D.w
A Londoner’s English Journey to Marlow and The Compleat Angler
A reflective drive through intimate English scenery from Clivedon to Windsor and Runnymede to the Thames town of Marlow. The Compleat Angler inn offers old charm, a dry martini, and a roast beef lunch, though a crowded summer Sunday dulls the visit.
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Damaged Discs and Spine Surgery Questions
The column explains how disc troubles are referred to orthopedic or neurosurgical specialists based on nerve and spinal cord involvement. It covers treatment options such as traction, back braces, bone grafts or fusion, and notes varying success by severity. It also advises returning to the neurosurgeon if conservative traction fails and explains KNuckle cracking as harmless but annoying.
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Mother
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Resignation of Franklin county farm caretaker leads to new plant job
Fred Evans, caretaker of the Franklin county farm, resigns to work at Sunflower Ordnance plant in DeSoto. He and his wife and son Eldon will move to 303 Maple. A high wind blew sparks from a freight train, starting a fire on the H. M. Funston farm at the end of North Cherry Street, destroying twenty five tons of hay.
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Fred Evans
Franklin County
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
DeSoto
H. M. Funston Farm
N. Cherry Street
De Gaulle’s Canada Visit Draws Global Praise and Canada’s Mixed Reactions
President Charles de Gaulle’s Canada trip is hailed as a historic success by diplomats and French media. He jokes with his secretary about Canadian thanks, notes lingering political pockets, and recalls a bronze statue gift that moved Canadians, even as some Canadians question Canada’s ties to France.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Charles de Gaulle
Canada
France
de Gaulle
Lester Pearson
Monsieur le President
Monsieur Pearson
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Ottawa
Television Log A Busy Prime Time Schedule
A dense network of 5 to 13 minute segments lists programs from 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. including Leave It To Beaver, Branded, News, Merv Griffin, Outdoors In Kansas, Truth or Consequences, News Weather, Batman, Lost In Space, Beverly Hillbillies, Bob Hope, Green Acres, Storm Center, Gomer Pyle, I Spy, Tonight, Comrade X, Masterson of Kansas, Highlight, Faith For Our Times, Outdoors in Kansas again, News Sports Weather, Batman, Daniel Boone, Lucy Desi Comedy Hour, F Troop, Star Trek, My Three Sons, Bewitched, That Girl, Dragnet, The Rat Patrol, and more with repeats and cross-channel notes (Continued on Page 3).
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Merv Griffin
Kansas
Virginian
Monroes
Beverly Hillbillies
Bob Hope
Green Acres
Gomer Pyle
Steve Allen
I Spy
Alan Burkes
Joey Bishop
Comrade X
Daniel Boone
F Troop
War TV Fall Schedule Adds Garrison's Gorillas On ABC
AP reports ABC will launch Garrison's Gorillas a World War II adventure about four convicts leading Allied missions. Ron Harper stars as the leader in a grittier, straight-acting wartime format. Other notes include Good Company taping at the Curtis home for Sept 9 and Bernstein moving Young People's Concerts to Sunday afternoons on CBS. NBC renews Telephone Hour to an evening slot, with network news specials at 10 p.m. Fridays.
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Tony Curtis
ABC
Good Company
Lee Bailey
CBS
Leonard Bernstein
Network
NBC
Telephone Hour
Local Newspaper Rates and Publisher Information
Published daily except Sunday and holidays in Ottawa Kansas with Robert B Wellington as editor. Subscription rates vary by area by mail: one month 1.00 three months 3.00 six months 5.00 one year 9.00. Outside trade area by mail: one month 1.50 three months 4.25 six months 8.00 one year 15.00. Associated Press rights noted.
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