Editorial Comment The Harmony of Kansas Legislature in 1957
Editorial notes a cautious start to the 1957 Kansas legislative session with initial partisan tension fading as Republicans pledge merit-based appointments for ex Governor Hall and Governor Docking urges bipartisan effort. It cites eight vice chairs in committee assignments as a sign of reduced bickering and focus on major state problems. A closing quip likens political strife to a baby crying in a democracy.
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Senate
Dehorn
Smith
Hall
Paul Wunsch
George Docking
Kansas
House Democrats
All By EL M Public Coughing Sparks Sympathy Debate
A columnist reflects on coughing in public spaces and crying babies at church, movies, and civic clubs. The piece weighs sympathy for the ill against disruption, noting individuals with colds often endure discomfort to participate and suggesting mums may bring crying babies to such events.
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Elvis Presley
People Must Be Trained To Be Kind Preview
Listing fragment notes last minute program changes for Wednesday TV listings. Mentions Dr. George W. Cram and several channels NBC CBS ABC and CBS early, with names Eddie Piacher Mickey Matve and others. Partial program notes include Channel 4 5 9 13 and Giant Step Theater.
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NBC
CBS
ABC
Puzzle of Empathy and Animals in Farm Life
A long extracted column discusses empathy taught to children through pets and animal butchering scenes on farms. It links adult behavior to visible farm practices, warns against letting toddlers witness butchering, and argues for teaching kindness via the Golden Rule and perspective-taking toward animals. It quotes a teacher and references public figures and media schedules.
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Donna G
Studio & Movie Late Show
Moraine Orang
Kangaroo Donna
Garry Moore
Home Godfrey
Godfrey
Godrey
Berich
Miss Brooks
Bob Crosby
Jim Pearson
Margie Marais
Dr. N. Ventor
Sgt. Preston
Lone Ranger
Annie Oakley
Cummings
Bob Cummings
Chalce
Cimax
Scotland Yard
Council findings on problems facing Americans over sixty five
The Council of State Governments released a summary detailing eight major issues facing adults over 65. It notes unemployment rising retirement age effects, shrinking incomes, inadequate housing, higher chronic illness, and mental health concerns among the elderly.
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Council of State Governments
Local Briefs From Williamsburg and Nearby Areas
Williamsburg residents report scarlet fever cases with quarantine while Mrs. Reneau remains unimproved. Attorney J L Shelden slipped at the junior high gym injuring his arm after attending Ottawa High versus Kansas City East High game. Welfare matron Mrs. Stockford ill, work carried on by Mrs. Kimble. County commissioners inspect a new Walnut creek bridge near Wellsville. J A Burke travels to Kansas City for poultry show and implement dealers convention. Mrs. Howard Moore leaves for Pueblo to join husband. Mrs. A Wilson of Logan street injured in a horse accident with arm and hand sprains. Mail carrier H D Huxley spends vacation hunting near Homewood.
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John O’neil
Williamsburg
Clarence Reneau
Ralph Kimble
Wellsville
Walnut Creek
J. A. Burke
Kansas City
Howard Moore
Pueblo
Colo
A. Wilson
Logan Street
H. D. Huxley
Homewood
King of Jazz Seeks Golden Anniversary In Music
New York is stirred by Paul Whiteman the original King of Jazz as he marks fifty years in music with a commemorative album. Whiteman recalls the 1920s era, launches memories of Bix Beiderbecke Bing Crosby and Sinatra, notes leadership truths and the rise and fall of big bands, and reflects on his career and concert parties from Denver to Europe.
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New York
Westbrook Pegler
Paul Whiteman
Tagks
Paul
Hippodrome
Arturo
Toscanini
Bix Beiderbecke
Bing Crosby
Pops” Whiteman
Denver
Guy Lombardo
Sinatra
Crosby
Elvis
Versailles Gardens
Presley
Florida
Philadelphia
George Gershwin
Europe
Bing
Perry Como
Alaska
Ottawa Herald ad rates and publication details
The Ottawa Herald lists mail and publication options with rates for daily issues excluding Sundays and holidays. It shows pricing for one month, three months, six months, and one year, with advertisements managed by the advertising department and publishing staff including editor and mechanical superintendent.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Secont
Iy Mall
Ray Mall
Security For You. Nosed Reindeer and the aging problem
A feature by Ray Henry discusses how older people face insecurity and dependence on custodial care in underfunded facilities. It covers mental decline, loss of purpose, and the need for better social support, recreation, and medical funding as states plan aging policies. It notes the growing 60 plus voting bloc and invites readers to comment.
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Ray Henry
AP Newsfeatures
Death sentence for Hungarian leader reported
Josef Dudas, a leader of Hungary's abortive uprising against the Russians, was said to be sentenced to death by a usually reliable source on Tuesday. Confirmation was lacking and it was unclear if the execution had taken place. Dudas had once run Budapest for the insurgent students and workers and was known to reporters as bold and adventurous.
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Josef Dudas
Hungary
Dudas
Budapest
New Books At City Library
New releases include Our Valiant Few by Vasl Wyck Mason a Civil War sea drama Water Water Everywhere by Emily Kimbrough and travel writing with wit The Outsider by Colin Wilson discusses mankind sickness and the Levin novel Compulsion by Meyer Levin retells the Leopold and Loeb case with psychological insight Plus Ike era mentions as Robert Montgomery linked to Navy post and a note on 1948 Burma independence context
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