Elusive Soblen's hospital drama stirs spy tale questions
In London Dr. Robert Soblen, a convicted spy free on bail awaiting a US Supreme Court appeal, vanishes then appears in Israel before a failed suicide attempt. He is now in a London hospital recovering as the US seeks his return to serve a long prison term, prompting debate on security effectiveness.
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You Gotta Buckle Down
A safety campaign urges universal seat belt use as vacations and fast highway speeds boost crashes. It notes most serious accidents occur in urban areas under 40 mph and that three of four traffic deaths happen within 25 miles of home, highlighting women drivers as key to buckling up.
How to Help Mastectomy Patients Recover After Surgery
Dear Dr Mother explains mastectomy recovery is slow and requires steady exercise and physiotherapy. Early movement aids circulation and muscle tone, with rehabilitation centers often needed. The piece notes patient patience, realistic expectations, and emotional effort as key factors in long-term comfort and function.
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Half a Million Cast Doubt on Nuclear War Hope
A poll of about 500000 Americans shows most expect a nuclear war within 20 years while many neglect personal prep. The piece notes leaders ditching subscriptions to the New York Herald Tribune and mocks defenses spending. Ends with a religious prayer seeking guidance and compassion.
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Ottawa Sheds Historic Tree as 1936 Drought Worsens
A hard maple near Ottawa city hall at 4th and Walnut was cut down after a long decline from severe drought. Planted by Silas Piersol after the Civil War, the tree failed to survive despite daily watering by city hall custodian Ray Lewis during the dry season. Ottawa also notes the Union Foundry and Machine Co. opening with Warner Fence Co. to manufacture gas engines, and A Romstedt adding a greenhouse west of Hope Cemetery as electric poles go up for a new planing mill.
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Television Log Heavy Schedule From Early Evening To Late Night
A dense TV grid lists shows across channels with titles like Yogi Bear, The Tonight Show, Price is Right, Gunsmoke style entries, and news programs. The schedule runs from 6 PM into late night with multiple cartoons, dramas, comedies, talk shows, and sports, reflecting a full daily lineup.
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Kills Ex Wife And Himself In Overland Park
Kansas City AP Ronnie Lee Henry 23 shot his ex wife Carole Rubyer 19 nine times then killed himself at his parents home in Overland Park Kan The body of Carole lay in a car in front of the home Detective John Bulgem said the youth told his parents he had just shot Carole He left a short note then shot himself in the mouth with a .22 revolver The note cited concern over another man dating his ex wife The couple divorced in May and had planned to remarry August 10.
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Tonight TV Highlights Show Returns Tom Poston on Truth
Tonight's TV highlights feature Tom Poston returning to To Tell the Truth on Channels 5 and 13 at 6 30 pm with new panelists Gretchen Wyler Richard Hayes and Mimi Benzell. Also the Steve Allen show on Channel 9 at 10 15 pm includes Jane Harvey Oscar Brown Jim Nabors and Johnny Jacobs. Late movies include A 1942 Careful Soft Shoulders on Channel 13 at 10 35 pm and a 1944 Gentle Annie with Donna Reed on Channel 5 at 10 15 pm.
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Retreads Rise On TV Screen In Coming Season
Hollywood reports a continued trend of adapting old movie hits for television. The 1962 63 slate includes Going My Way with Gene Kelly, Mr Smith Goes to Washington with Fess Parker, and The Virginians a 90 minute Western based on Owen Wister. MGM and Fox announce further adaptations, while recent test runs fade.
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Fess Parker to star in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Fess Parker shifts from Davy Crockett to Ivy League image in a new 1962 TV series Mr. Smith Goes to Washington. The show will be a situation comedy set in Washington with a few political points, as Parker seeks a crisper, contemporary style and a shift from frontier roles. He plans a $1.5 million trailer park project in Santa Barbara with friends.
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Published daily newspaper rates and notes from Ottawa Kansas
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94 Killed On Italian Jet Crashes Near Bombay
Alitalia reported there were no survivors among 94 aboard the four engine DC8 that crashed on a monsoon flooded hillside east of Bombay. The 85 passengers and 9 crew members perished as search teams struggled to reach the wreckage. No cause was given by airline officials.
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Fallout Shelter Capacity For 60 Million Nationwide
New York AP report cites civil defense official William P. Durkee stating the nation can shelter 50 to 60 million people from nuclear fallout. The Office of Civil Defense aims to provide 235 million shelter spaces in homes, schools, transit facilities and workplaces by 1967.
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