Southeast Kansas Highway Association forms in Kansas
A new protest group led by Jack Goodrich of Parsons forms in southeast Kansas to oppose US 69 renovation and to protest highway fund allocation. The article notes past and current local politics around US 69 funding, argues road construction should follow traffic needs rather than commissioner residence, and calls for data driven surveys.
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Southeast Kansas Highway Association
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Emporia
State Highway Commission
Jack Goodrich
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US 69
Dear Dr Mother Health Qs on murmurs pins and feet
In brief responses to readers questions the doctor explains that heart murmurs are signs not sure afflictions and depend on valve defects and other conditions. He notes murmurs may occur in children yet be harmless and advises routine checks. He discusses pinworm detection timing and suggests routine foot care for painful corns with proper shoe fit.
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Wrong-Way Corrigan flies from New York to Ireland in small plane
Douglas Corrigan, famed as Wrong-Way Corrigan, signed out of a New York airport for a trip to California but landed at Dublin. Ottawan Dr. A B Martin, Ottawa University president, is Irish-born and among those amused by the feat. Other notes mention C M Studebaker ill, Robert Jewell returning from Nebraska motorcycle trip, G L Chapman visiting Cherryvale, and Ray Hartshorn with an ankle injury from a July balloon landing. A devotional closing prayer and Bible verse follow.
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Ireland
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California
Dublin
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A. B. Martin
Ottawa University
Ray Hartshorn
Television Log of Multiple Network Schedule Entries
A dense listing of NBC CBS ABC channels with prime time line items, late night programs, news, weather, sports, and various serials. The log references Huntley Brinkley News, Peter Gunn, Twilight Zone, Wagon Train, Lassie, Leave It To Beaver, Dr Kildare, and numerous others across channels 4 5 6 8 9 11 13, including film titles Navy Blue and Gold Timetable and Storm Fear with times and program notes.
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This Day In History July 18 in 1963 highlights
Events include Vincennes renouncing allegiance to England and joining the United States in 1778, John Paul Jones’ death in 1792, Cunard’s Britannia arriving in Boston in 1640, the US Army Signal Corps aviation section in 1914, Jersey Joe Walcott’s 1951 title at age 37, and 1955’s first atomic generated electricity by Lewis Strauss. Other notes cite 1953 and 1955 geopolitical items and a 1963 reference.
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London Theater Compared To Broadway In My View
The writer extols London theater as diverse accessible and deeply professional far surpassing Broadway. He notes affordable prices varied shows and a culture of dining intervals while praising performers scenery and productions like The Masters All in Good Time Half a Sixpence and Oh What a Lovely War.
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The Case of the Provocative Protege on Perry Mason
Tonight Perry Mason features The Case of the Provocative Protege about a piano player who dies after a cliff plunge and a tangle over whether it was suicide or foul play tied to insured money. Also Nurses offers Party Girl at 9. Navy Blue and Gold with James Stewart and Robert Young airs at 10:15 on Channel 5.
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Buddhist Demonstrations Quelled by Saigon Riot Police
In Saigon, riot police with rifles and steel gear moved against Buddhist monks nuns and lay followers injuring at least 50 and arresting over 200 as hunger strike protests against President Ngo Dinh Diem escalated. Smaller protests formed around Saigon market and Cholon, with security forces quickly dispersing dozens more.
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Cholon
Ngo Dinh Diem
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Child's Attitude Changes Sharply
NEW YORK AP One man recalls childhood embarrassments and the long path to adult respect for his parents. He describes gypsy kidnaping fantasies, a college moment of pride, a poignant porch swing confession, and finally a mature, accepting view that his reflection shows his father.
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