Editorials A Fowl Case In Kansas Supreme Court Reversal
The Kansas Supreme Court reversed Judge Harry Fisher of Fort Scott in the Marais des Cygnes waterfowl refuge dispute. The case began with condemnation actions by the Fish and Game Commission against Boicourt and Ottawa Hunting Associations, later politicized by Gov Docking. The court criticized Fort Scott for fomenting litigation and rendering political pitches from the bench.
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Kansas Supreme Court
High Court
Harry Fisher
Fort Scott
Marais Des Cygnes
The
Fish and Game Commission
U. S. Supreme Court
Boicourt Hunting Assn
Ottawa Hunting Assn
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Rotary Club raises funds with cottage cheese container
A Coffeyville Rotary Club meeting featured a large cottage cheese container passed around as a joke. A member slit the top and coins were dropped in silently, yielding $4.39 when returned to the owner. The anecdote suggests Americans can be generous to a fault.
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Coffeyville
Rotary Club
Former Premiers Club Proposal and Odds and Ends
A humorous collection notes various items: former French Premiers should form a quiet club. Lyon County spends 66995 to air condition a courthouse. KU Alumni gifts total 26 million over a year. Wilt Chamberlain’s departure cited. three Oklahoma youths arrested for taping coins in payphones. Jim Farley at 70 seeks a New York Senate seat. social and fashion quips. nostalgic items from 25 and 50 years ago. local scenes include Locust Street bridge work and Chautauqua prep. bees in a porch wallpaper tale. Uncle Milt joked about a satellite fuel mystery.
Dear Dr Mother Nose Bleeds and a Frightened Child
A mother seeks guidance about recurring night nose bleeds in her frail four year old, fearing serious illness. Dr Molner links fears of doctors to behavior, advises gentle exposure to the office, and avoiding arguments, while noting bed wetting and thumb sucking may share underlying nerves. He explains deafness can stem from infections or nerve damage and outlines limits of treatment.
Prayer for Today Emphasizes Joyful Stewardship in Service
A devotional note centers on John 15 11 and a prayer asking God to help believers serve in His kingdom as faithful stewards. The prayer seeks joy through service and honor to Christ the Redeemer.
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Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates Snapshot
The Ottawa Herald lists daily publication details and subscription rates for trade and outside trade areas. Rates shown include by mail one month 85 cents, three months 2 dollars, six months 3.75, and one year 7 dollars within the trade area. outside trade area one month 1 dollar, three months 3 dollars, six months 5.50, and one year 10 dollars.
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S. Malin
Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington Oeateeceevececes
Guy Snedaker
Television Schedule Rundown for Channel Lineup
A dense listing outlines Channel 4 NBC Channel 5 23 CBS Channel 9 ABC with evening programs such as Hickor 13 Funtim Life 9 Mickey Mouse Circle Theater Gordon Elliott Tombstone and various news sports and movie slots. It notes time stamps like 6:00 8:45 9:30 10:20 and ends with late night entries including Jack Paar and Elery Queen among others.
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Cross Current
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Daily Word
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Playhouse
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Rocky Jones
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Circus Boy
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Richard Diam'd
Zorro
Dick Diamond
Climax
Ernie Ford
Clooney
Sparta
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Federal Mews
TV Schedule Dense With Daytime Lineup and Classics
A dense broadcast grid lists daytime and evening shows across networks, with titles from actors and hosts such as Garry Moore Dick Powell Kitty Foyle and Groucho Marx. Multiple time slots include 12 to 10 pm with cartoons news sports dramas and thrillers.
Quenemo Area News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs Sally Perry reports weekend visits from Sapulpa California visitors Mr and Mrs Bob Hienes and family. Ray Hile from Lees Summit visited his parents Mr and Mrs John Hiles. Wichita residents Mr and Mrs J R Shelley and son joined Mrs Edna Conner and Mr and Mrs Bill Butts families for a weekend gathering.
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Bob Hienes
Sapulpa
Calif
Edna Conner
Ray Hile
Lees Summitt
John Hiles
J. R. Shelley
J. R. Shelley Sr
Wichita
Bill Butts
Army To Get New Radar Airplanes
Beech Aircraft to build two versions of its L23D Seminole utility transport for the Army under a new contract. Motorola will be prime contractor supplying electronics and systems design and Beech will handle airframe modification. RL23Ds will offer all weather reconnaissance with tests in Wichita and Phoenix and deliveries set for September and November.
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Army
Beech Aircraft Corp
Motorola, Inc
Phoenix
Ariz
Ing
Beech
Dragnet Future Voiced By Jack Webb In Reflective Piece
New York AP feature in which Jack Webb discusses the future of Dragnet after filming the last segment of a current contract. Webb weighs pace public demand and possible changes, mentions Pete Kelly's Blues pilot, and hopes to be judged by his heart and ongoing energy in television.
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Webb
Jack Webb
Nbc-Tv
Pete Kelly
Joe Friday
Billy Sunday
Evan Hunter plays God at the typewriter for fame
New York AP profile of Evan Hunter, 31, prolific writer whose output exceeds three million words. He rails against suburban conformity and says writing is a profession not dependent on inspiration. Hunter has produced 175 stories, 30 novels, three plays, and works under multiple names. His best known works include The Blackboard Jungle and Strangers When We Meet, which have drawn praise and controversy. He lives with his wife and three sons and writes about 5,000 words daily.
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New York
Seville
Broadway
Evan Hunter
Hunter
Evan
Hollywood
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Bia
Greenwich Village
Urge Counties Sign For Help
Western Kansas counties urged to join a federal grasshopper control program. Entomologists warned that unless a program is completed by July 1 the pests will threaten late-maturing crops more. The federal government will cover one third of spraying costs. Program headquarters were established in Garden City.
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Garden City
Kansas
Counties to cover two thirds of spraying costs
Gov. George Docking urged from Topeka that counties pay two thirds of the expense for spraying equipment and manpower including no fund warrants. Affected counties listed include Cheyenne Finney Gove Grant Gray Gree Hamilton Haskell Kearney Lane Logan Meade Morton Rawlins Scott Seward Sherman Stanton Stevens Thomas Waldo Wichita. Estimated total costs range from 175 000 to 270 000 dollars depending on county readiness. If counties lack funds state Tax Appeal Beard will honor requests for relief.
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Topeka
Cheyenne
Finney
Gove
Grant
Gray
Gree
Hamilton
Haskell
Kearney
Logan
Meade
Morton
Rawlins
Scott
Seward
Sherman
Stanton
Stevens
Thomas
Wal- Beard
Wichita
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