Rail Peace Fades as Arbitration falters
A stalled railroad crisis pushes compulsory arbitration as the likely path forward. Congress may need to rewrite work rules rejected for years. Missouri Pacific’s 17 265 employees would see 101 firemen cut under proposed eliminations, with union pushback delaying changes while mergers loom. Railroads seek cost cuts and modernization amid stalled labor peace and crowded consolidation cases before the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Measles vaccine moves toward routine use in children
The era of measles vaccination approaches as licensing and immunization strategies are explored. Live attenuated and killed vaccines present tradeoffs in immunity and side effects, with two shots plus a booster showing promise. Vaccination is urged early in life, as most children contract measles by age 15 and it peaks between ages 2 and 6.
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United States
Local gossip and legal quirks pepper midsummer notes
A Kansas Sunday law ruling flags constitutional flaws as discriminatory for excluding golf courses. White House air conditioning upgrades top $500,000 amid reminiscences of Coolidge era. A Missouri man chokes his wife over flirting accusations, while a California print shop worker faces counterfeit currency crimes. Social snippets cover vacation gripes and a seaside picnic mood.
Quail Abundance and Local Happenings At Ottawa Area
A bulletin of community notes reports an abundance of young quail on Auld Lang Syne Farmers’ land. Homer Hammerman injured a finger at Ottawa Foundry. Judd family youths visit Guthrie Center for summer relatives. Ottawa golf club plans Thursday transports for participants, with carry-all pickups on Main Street. Raymond Lucas faces light ridicule after plans to marry Marie Groves become widely known via a giant postcard.
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Country Club
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Prayer for Today and Faithful Supplication
A devotional prayer expressing longing for God as a flowing brook and asking for both physical and spiritual sustenance. The petitioner praises God, seeks living water for thirsty souls, and ends with Amen in the name of Christ the Redeemer.
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Television Log Highlights Busy Evening Schedule
A dense overnight TV log lists programs across channels with a mix of dramas, comedies, news, cartoons, game shows, sports, and movies. Notable items include Peter Gunn, Love of Life, The Tonight Show era entries, and film features such as Gangway For Tomorrow and House Across the Street.
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Gladys
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Dick van Dyke
Madan Higgins
Donna Reed
Circle Theater
RoMabhil City
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Johnny Carson
Steve Allen
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Stoney Burke
Peter Gunn
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Tonight TV Highlights with Juliet Prowse on Channel 5
Channel 5 airs Juliet Prowse as a guest on Stump the Stars at 6 30 PM. Merv Griffin's Talent Scouts features Mickey Rodney and others at 7 30 PM on Channels 5 and 13. A US Russian track meet highlight on Channels 9 and 13 at 8 30 PM. The Earl of Chicago, 1940 starring Montgomery and Arnold on Channel 5 at 10 15 PM. Herald offers $5 weekly for best reader tip.
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Film Stars Back Causes In Crusading Style Across Hollywood
Hollywood stars rally for good causes with fervor and big gifts. Marlon Brando’s integration headlines lead a trend, while Jerry Lewis and Frank Sinatra spend thousands on pet charities. Bob Hope jokes about audiences. Danny Thomas funded St Jude Hospital. Jane Russell founded WAIF. Loretta Young and Mrs. Bob Hope aid unwed mothers. UNESCO efforts by Danny Kaye and Myrna Loy. George Jessel promotes Israel bonds lin the celebrity circle.
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WAIF
International Adoption Agency
Loretta Young
Bob Hope
Danny Kaye
Myrna Loy
Unesco
George Jessel
Israel
Editors Tell JFK Of Some Obstacles
The American Society of Newspaper Editors wrote to President Kennedy voicing concern over indications that obstacles impede American reporters in South Viet Nam. ASNE notes reports of assault and censorship and urges protection for reporters reporting without intimidation. The July 7 incident involved AP correspondents Malcolm Browne and Peter Arnett.
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South Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
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Brucker
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On This Date in History July 23 Highlights
Notable events include Brigham Young reaching the Great Salt Lake in 1847 and declaring the promised land, the first American colonial medical society in 1766, Bandiera executions in 1884, radio rules for steamers in 1912, the Tinian invasion in 1944, Liberty Island naming in 1956, Korean front gains in 1963, Venezuela coup action in 1968, and Telstar 1 satellite exchanges in 1969.
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Fat In The Fire At Salina Packing Plant
A Salina packing plant fire started when fat from cured bacons and hams in a smoke room dripped into the fire. About 2,200 pounds of meat were in the smoke rooms at the time.
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