Hoffa Indicted Again on Fraud Charges in $20 Million Loan Case
Editorial argues the 28 count indictment against James Hoffa and seven associates is unlikely to dampen Teamsters support. It notes FBI years of investigation, possible political motives by the Attorney General and Kennedy influence, and recalls Nixon’s discomfort at Hoffa’s past interactions.
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James Hoffa
Hoffa
FBI
Teamsters
Robert Kennedy
Kennedys
Richard Nixon
Jimmy
This And That By Joh Un-American To Pay
A compact list of anti American behaviors and social quirks described with satirical edge. The narrator lampoons petty hypocrisy and cultural expectations from paying parking fines to hosting, taxes, etiquette, and daily choices across public life. The piece skims moral judgments through humorous vignettes.
Understanding Secondary and Primary Glaucoma
Dear Dr Mother explains glaucoma types. Primary glaucoma stems from unknown or congenital causes. secondary results from other eye conditions like cataract or tumors. Pressure builds, risking optic nerve atrophy and blindness. Regular eye tests with tonometer help detect high pressure early. treatment lowers pressure through meds or surgery. acute cases require surgery.
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Mother
E.M.L
A.C.C
United States
Prayer and medical Q A column blend on health faith
A mixed page notes a Bible verse prayer and reader questions on health issues. It covers eye care with glaucoma risk, chicken pox scarring in children and fading healing, menstruation irregularities, calorie counting, auricular fibrillation, and astigmatism with plain doctorly explanations. The tone is a compact advice column.
Auld Lang Syne and Local News From Ottawa
A remodeling of The Woolworth Store at 220-22 South Main is noted. Freda Betts of Greensburg Kansas had a tonsil operation at Ransom Memorial Hospital. A daughter weighing eight pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Tim Barron of Ottawa. Mrs Harry Overman fractured her right wrist by cranking a car. Kansas auto license plates arrived in Ottawa with early buyers C. J. Vincent H. C. Branson F. M. Harris J. W. Roberts and J. W Becker. Joe Darling and family of Nowata Oklahoma plan to move to Ottawa.
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Freda Betts
Greensburg, Kas
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Tim Barron
Ottawa
C. J. Vincent
H. C. Branson
F. M. Harris
J. W. Roberts
J. W Becker
Television Log Turbulent Schedule Highlights and Titles
A dense TV listing covers numerous programs across channels with show names such as Bugs Bunny, Hawaii Five-0, Captain Kangaroo, I Love Lucy, The Untouchables, Gunsmoke, and Peter Gunn. The schedule details late morning to late night airings, including news, weather, sports, cartoons, dramas, game shows, and movies. It notes multiple time slots, titles, and broadcast blocks with organizations and program names recurring throughout the day.
Laramie Bank Robbery and Western Pursuit on TV Tonight
Tonight Channel 4 offers a Laramie installment where a bank is robbed by three bandits and the sheriff forms a posse to chase them, with gunplay and injuries. Channel 5 airs Stump the Stars with Tab Hunter and others at 6 30, plus Red Skelton and Garry Moore guest lineups.
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Laramie
Channel 4
Channel 5
Stump the Stars
Tab Hunter
Frankie Avalon
Harvey Limbeck
Jim Backus
Rosemary Clooney
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
Carol Lawrence
Johnathan Winters
Dorothy Loudon
Maharis Quits Route 66 Still Blocked by Injunction
George Maharis, once a star of Route 66, says he is healthy and wants to return to work but faces a CBS packager injunction. He left after hepatitis and fatigue disputes, has new singing and acting plans, and a court date set for June 20 with Ed Sullivan appearance now unlikely before autumn.
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New York
George Maharis
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
Maharis
Lancer Productions
David Susskind
CBS
Today in History June 11 highlights key events
On this date in 1776 the Continental Congress formed a committee to draft a declaration of independence with Franklin Jefferson Adams Sherman and Livingston. Other milestones include the Comstock Lode discovery in 1859 and West Virginia statehood efforts in 1861.
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Britain
Benjamin Franklin
Thomas Jefferson
John Adams
Roger Sherman
Robert Livingston
Six-Mile Canyon
Nevada
Comstock Lode
Virginia City
Wheeling
West Virginia
Russia
Roosevelt
Mussolini
Senate
Panmunjom
Korea
Yemen Leader Welcomed on First Syria Visit
Thousands of Syrians greeted Yemen's President Field Marshal Abdullah Sallal on arrival from Cairo. He declared his aim to seek immediate admission of Yemen into the United Arab Republic with Egypt, Syria, and Iraq.
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Syria
Yemen
Abdullah Sallal
Cairo
Red Sea
Egypt
Iraq
Ottawa Herald Rates And AP News Note
Ottawa Herald listing shows Wellington editor publisher names and subscription rates for trade area by mail. Rates: one month 1.60, three months 3.00, six months 8.50, one year 9.00. Outside trade area rates: one month 1.60, three months 4.25, six months 8.00, one year 15.00. The paper is a member of the Associated Press with exclusive use of local news and AP wire content.
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Wellington
Eiz
Associated Press
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al AP Newa
Harsh Denies He Shot Donna in Campout Murder Trial
CLATHE Kan AP Lloyd Tee Harsh testified in his murder trial that he did not shoot 17 year old Donna Dee Busby during a camping night on March 2. He said he and Donna Busby’s fiancé Thomas Thorp were drinking. he claimed a struggle over a shotgun led to Thorp being shot in self defense.
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Clathe
Kan
Lloyd Tee Harsh
Donna Dee Busby
Harsh
Miss Busby
Thomas Thorp
Hinsky
Thorp
Donna Busby
Hugh H. Kreamer
Tom Thorp
Contact Lens For Chickens In Santa Rosa
Santa Rosa inventor A W Schriner proposes red plastic contact lenses for chickens to wear permanently. He claims red vision calms birds with cataracts and prevents pecking, fights, and stress while boosting egg production and reducing feed waste.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
A. W. Schriner
Schriner
Escapers Flee With The Dog
Two inmates Harry B. Allen 34 and Clyde Shears Jr. 28 escaped from Camp Fairchance in Wheeling West Virginia. They took the prison bloodhound and covered their tracks during the getaway. Both men were serving 1 to 10 years for grand larceny.
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Wheeling
W.va
Camp Fairchance
Harry B. Allen
Clyde Shears Jr
Tigers In NCAA Track Finals
COLUMBIA AP reports Missouri athletes Greg Pelster and Ross Tunnell will compete in the NCAA track championships in Albuquerque New Mexico from Thursday to Saturday. Tennell is a high jumper and Pelster is the Missouri Valley AAU half mile champion.
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Greg Pelster
Ross Tunnell
Missouri
Albuquerque
N.M
Tennell
Pelster
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