Soap Opera Style Politics at Independence Event
Political fireworks followed Truman’s criticism of Kennedy and Symington as Kennedy counters with experience and delegate strength. The piece notes Truman’s open hints of conspiracies, Johnson’s candidacy, and a soap opera-like tug between Truman Lyndon and Adlai Stevenson, with speculation on Kennedy’s nomination.
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Harry Truman
Independence
Truman
Averill Harriman
Stuart Symington
Kennedy
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
White House
Sen
Lyndon Johnson
Los Angeles
Johnson
John
Harry
Lyndon
Adlai
Prayer for Today Courage and Freedom in Faith
A devotional prayer invoking God's word from Luke 22 32 to strengthen believers. The text asks God to speak courage and freedom to hearts, enabling confidence through divine love and Christlike supplication.
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Christ
Gelatin does not thicken blood says Dr Molner
In his health column Dr Joseph Molner answers letters about gelatin and blood. He explains gelatin does not thicken or thin the blood and that blood clotting during a heart attack is influenced by arterial blockage and medications rather than gelatin intake. He also notes gelatin provides some protein but isn’t a substitute for other foods. He discusses corneal transplant success rates and advises on diet and vitamins.
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Truman
Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy
Dr. Molner
R.R
Auld Lang Syne Reflections and Local Incidents in Ottawa
A Paola pastor resumes East trip, a Forest Park pool accident injures 11 year old Jack Wallace, and Grace Davenport sustains severe hand burns from a July 4 cannon firecracker. Also noted is the death of Charles Robbins, first Franklin County sheriff elected in 1858, at his home after a heart ailment, having lived in the county 54 years. Santa Fe freight adds a carload of matches for Ottawa’s wholesale grocery trade.
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Jack Wallace
G.B. Wallace
Forest Park Pool
Charles Robbins
Franklin County
M. K. Ferguson
Santa Fe
Ottawa
Televised Schedule Highlights for Wednesday Evening
A dense, yearless TV guide lists programs across channels. It tracks hour by hour lineups from 6:00 PM through late night including news with Douglas Edwards and the News, weather updates with Gordon Jump, sports with Dev Nelson, and popular shows like Wagon Train, The Price is Right, and The Untouchables.
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Wib
People's Choice
Dev Nelson
Pnaptal Edwards
Gordon Jump
Merle Harmon
Bill Yearout
Huntley-Brinkiey
Louglas Edwards
Jim Walsh
Newas
Shotgun Slade
Don Harrison
Weather
Jack Paar
Sam Molen
Five
One Hound
Rocky
Olaf Seward
Dav Nelson
Douglas Edwarda
Harold Mack
Beva
Monte Mooré
Bil
L-Prentieys
Etpimktey
Douglas Edwards
The
CBS
Patio
Disney Brings Daniel Boone to Life in Movies
Hollywood AP reports Disney will feature Daniel Boone as a flesh and blood hero in next season of Walt Disney Presents TVer along with Texas John Slaughter Swamp Fox and Zorro. Dewey Martin to portray Boone after long pursuit. producers say the role finally attracted him.
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Disney
Daniel Boone
Hollywood
Walt Disney
Davy Crockett
Dan
Heroes
Texas John Slaughter
the Swamp Fox
Zorro
Boone
Dewey Martin
Dewey
Walt
Evening TV Highlights Teases Classic Westerns and Laughs
A retro TV guide lists channel by channel programs for the evening. Highlights include Channel 9s Summer Night musical with Dorothy Collins, a Civil War era concert story. Channel 4s Wagon Train with Mickey Rooney and a boozy Dewey take on Daniel Boone. The Price Is Right in color on Channel 4. plus missing Dewey and Hawaiian Eye mysteries. Late films show The Loves of Edgar Allan Poe.
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Channel 9
Dorothy Collins
Channel 4
Mickey Rooney
Edgar Allan Poe
Linda Darnell
John Shepperd
Channel 13
Poles Burn in Pittsburg Railroad Fire
Two flatcars of the Kansas City Southern Railroad loaded with creosoted telephone poles burned last night in Pittsburg Kansas. Firemen fought the blaze for more than an hour. Cause of the fire was not known.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Kansas City-Southern Railroad
Ottawa Herald publication and subscription rates
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication except Sundays and holidays with editor Robert B. Wellington and publisher iGuy Snedaker. Subscription rates vary by trade area: in area one month 86 cents, three months 2, six months 3 15, one year 7. outside area by mail one month 1.50, three months 4.95, six months 8.00, one year 13. The paper is a member of the Associated Press.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
iGuy Snedaker
Associated Press
Video Village debuts on CBS amid giveaway controversy
In New York AP report CBS launches Video Village a daytime daily giveaway game with contestants moving on a board by dice throws dusted with a ghost ship and witchcraft motif NBC counters with Moment of Fear and Conjure Wife while CBS promises tamper proof prizes though value remains small and controversy lingers over risk and hype.
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New York
CBS
NBC
Harry Says When Parts Are Necessary Think of Us
Auto parts ad from a local shop promoting complete stocks of ignition parts piston rings mufflers tail pipes tires batteries accessories brake shoes brake kits bearings bushings inserts chemicals hose fan belts and related items for customers seeking car parts.
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Paola
Sacred Heart Church
East
C. E. Sands
Kansas City
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ABC
Newand—News
Quick Draw McGrawson
Ilonaire
Tate
Armstrong Theater
Phil Silvers
Sugarfoot
Chris Condon
Captain Kangaroo
Richard C. Hottelet
Jack la Lanne
Red Rowe
Dean Humptery
Lena
Guiding Light
CBS News
Bob
Loretta Young
Young
Dr. Malone
Science Fiction Theater
Yancy Derringer
Phantone
Space
Bat Masterson
CBS Reports
Donna Reed
Producer's Choice
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Real McCoys
Zane Grey Theatre
Jeannie Carson
Alfréd Hitchcock
Wrangler
Markham
the Untouchables
Groucho Marx
Pony Express
Adventure Theater
Tombstone Territory
Almanac Newareel
Sam Nolen
Dev Neilson
Gordon Eliot
Movietime
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U. S. AL
Thay H
Studio Five Late Show
Nelson Television
Diemma
iFess Parker
Crockett
Johnny Carson
Lowfell Thomas
Ralph Edwards
Phili Silvers
Bilko
Platoon
Earth
Mars
Dairy Queen
Jerry Bowman
Jack Narz
Joanne Copeland
Mcdonald Carey
Auto Part Specialists
Harry Smith
Kansas City Power & Light Company