Cuba and Castro labeled by state white paper
A state department white paper brands Cuba as a dangerous armed camp 90 miles from the U S. It declares Fidel Castro a tool of the Russians and suggests possible future action. The piece notes congressional timing and rising talk of invasion while doubting Fidel’s fall.
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Hoffa expands union reach into aircraft and pharmacy sectors
The Teamsters chief drives large enrollments beyond trucking with 5,000 United Aircraft Corp workers in Connecticut and 1,200 pharmacists in Chicago. His moves challenge AFL CIO locals reluctant to admit him, signaling a broader intra labour rivalry with negative implications for employers and workers.
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Blood Thinner Bruises How to Interpret and Manage
Dear Dr. Molner explains that bruising from blood thinner pills results from bleeding under the skin when tiny vessels are damaged and that slower clotting can enlarge marks. He urges prompt medical review to adjust dosage and notes clotting tests to monitor safety.
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Rising juvenile delinquency noted amid games and politics
The column surveys social trends from juvenile crime rising as parcheesi and carrom decline to shifts in politics and public figures. It references Kennedy worldwide speaking tours, a Kansas legislator resigning, and cultural curiosities, ending with a religious prayer excerpt and local notices.
Television Log: Prime time lineup across channels
Channel listings reveal NBC CBS ABC and local news blocks with a dense schedule of films, cartoons, westerns and talk shows. Highlights include Roy Rogers, Bugs Bunny, Wagon Train and Captain Kangaroo among many children's programs.
Ottawa Kansas Newspaper Rates and Editorial Credits
106 108 S Main published daily except Sunday and holidays. Robert B Wellington editor and publisher. Subscription rates in trade area by mail range from .85 per month to 7 per year. Outside trade area rates are 1.50 per month to 15 per year. Associated Press member with exclusive republication rights.
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Banker Wood Dies in Kansas City Hospital
Arthur L. Wood, president of the First National Bank of Butler Missouri, died Monday in a Kansas City hospital after a three month illness. Formerly vice president and trust officer at the First National Bank of Wichita, he became Butler bank president in 1946. He is survived by his widow and a daughter Mary Helen Wood of Wichita.
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Jackie Cooper Creates Busy Holiday With Four Poster
New York AP Jackie Cooper, a show business veteran since age three, stars in CBS adaptation of The Four Poster on Saturday night. He also runs and directs Hennesey now in its second season and has long directed other series, balancing outside acting with family life and lessons on child actors.
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Cooper
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John Anthony
TV Highlights Tonight. classic shows and films listed
This evening the lineup includes re runs on Channel 9 Ozzie And Harriet and Bugs Bunny Cartoon Reruns. Channel 4 presents Laramie and Dick Powell with June Allyson in A Time To Die. Channel 5-13 features Dobie Gillis Red Skelton Gary Moore Garry Moore and Death Valley Days. Late film The Awful Truth with Cary Grant airs on Channel 5 at 10 45.
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Man Beaten And Robbed In Wyandotte Cafe
Two armed men beat and tied up 81-year-old cafe and tavern operator Jim Gronhalt at his Wyandotte Oklahoma establishment on U.S. 60 as he closed for the night. They wore stockings over their faces and escaped with more than $400 after Gronhalt lay unconscious for about half an hour. Mrs. Gronhalt bound and gagged helped free herself and call authorities.
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Tony Curtis Reluctant Flyer Keeps Feet On Ground
HOLLYWOOD AP Tony Curtis avoids flying despite fame and marriage to Janet Leigh. He traveled to Argentina by train and boat, preferring ground travel over air due to a phobia of crashing. He jokes about rumors of divorce when they travel separately and notes 10 years of marriage with some differences but stability. He recalls earlier Universal days when he did many appearances by air.
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