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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1959
Page
3
Publicity concerns rise as payola probes anger networks and two entertainers. Mickey Rooney faces a reported on air dispute with Jack Paar amid a staged appearance and possible ban, drawing Associated Press involvement and calls for accountability.
Dear Dr Mother questions how cholesterol level is determined and what to do about it. The process involves drawing a blood sample sent to a lab for a multi step test, with results then interpreted by the doctor. Opinions vary on best actions as cholesterol is a necessary body substance and relates to hardening of the arteries.
A collage of observations and quips on home, technology, and health. Notes on Atlas-Able missiles, radios, and the era’s transport shifts mix with reflections on Midway, civic pride, and a long meditation on cholesterol and diet.
Auld Lang Syne Oscar Woods and Bill Hamilton opened a barber shop at 102 S Main. Mr and Mrs Roy Ames and family were made ill by gas fumes from a furnace at 744 S Ash. Marold Staadt placed third for oats at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago. Truitt returned home in Agricola after two days at Semple Sanitarium. Mrs Richard Marcell visited relatives in Parkville Mo. S L Filson won the Selden automobile franchise in Ottawa.
A devotional prayer thanking God for sending His Son to redeem humanity and enable adoption into His family. It asks forgiveness of sins and for Christ's purpose to be realized in believers, offered in Jesus name.
A dense OCR inspired listing outlines Channel allocations and primetime lineups across networks NBC CBS ABC and more. Notable program clusters include Gunsmoke Perry Mason Bonanza Have Gun Will Travel and Dick Clark led segments with news and late night shows interspersed.
Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo rules the Dominican Republic with a revolver on his desk as internal and external threats mount. Exiled opponents plot his downfall from Cuba, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, and the United States while 2.6 million Dominicans show signs of discontent. The regime cites 50 million dollars more for arms as it braces for further challenges.
At age 68 the dictator appears fit and healthy and voices absolute confidence in defeating enemies, whether inside or outside the country, in a pointed assertion of strength and staying power.
Norton AP reports a 16 year old girl Barbara Regina Mindrup died at Norton County Hospital after a Thanksgiving afternoon car trip with two sisters. The vehicle overturned on loose gravel. another sister injured while the third escaped unharmed. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs Lawrence Mindrup of New Almela.
A 17 year old Donald Wayne Bartlett had first degree murder charges dismissed and remained held for a Monday preliminary hearing on a second degree murder count. The Nov 20 fatal shooting of 15 year old Virgie Kay Manske at a teenage party prompted the case. Bond was set at 2500 dollars by County Judge E S Irwin at the request of County Atty Maxine Wood.
John L. Holcombe, lawyer and career civil servant, was chosen to head the new Labor Department bureau policing anticorruption provisions of the labor law. Mitchell said Holcombe will run down all complaints and violations involving unions and employers. Holcombe noted he will administer the law with neutrality, and described his career path from Army service in World War II to director of the Defense Department's Office of Programming and Control, where he unified budgeting and reporting for services.
Washington AP Sen. Andrew F. Schoeppel of Kansas was assured by the Air Force that it will proceed with B-52G construction at the Boeing Wichita plant. Following a Defense Department cutback on the B-70, lawmakers asked if the B-52G would be affected. Congress authorized 70 B-52G aircraft at a total cost of 700 million dollars for production at Boeing in Wichita.
The schedule lists KOFO radio programming from morning to sign off, detailing times for Top of Morning segments, weather, news summaries, serenades, markets, bulletin boards, exchanges, and special Friday programs such as Hi Fil Club and Jayhawk. It covers Osawatomie to Garnett Hour segments and multiple KOFO Karavan slots.
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