11 Jun 1966
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1966
Page
1
A humorous digest of Tom Kiene's ten publicity commandments for press agents. The list mocks newsroom dynamics, urging publicity chiefs to boast about access, use favorable newspaper coverage, offer generous advertising, and push stories through with strategic timing and familiar faces.
A friend’s dog was struck during Memorial Day weekend when a car door was slammed quickly. The dog escaped serious injury after failing to clear the door’s tail area, sparking concern for pet safety during holiday traffic.
A man named Green and his family attempt to decorate the graves of his parents but face a string of mishaps. They forget a purse and stove, lose their way among cemetery drives, and break a seat belt. After multiple delays they cannot find the marker, battery dies, and a tow arrives hours later. Memorial Day and the Fourth of July pass with Green staying home.
Reader asks difference between diabetic and dietetic foods and notes that dietetic labels are often meaningless. Dr Molner states diabetic need not special foods, just controlled portions and limited starch and sugar. Albumin in urine may indicate kidney disease but not always. warrants investigation. Also brief nostalgic notes about chiggers and ice cream socials, and a 50 years ago prayer fragment.
A sprawling TV schedule lists dozens of programs across genres from Saturday morning to after midnight. Network titles include Bowery Buckaroos, Reap the Wild Wing, Twenty First Century sports, soap operas like As the World Turns, and late night films, with multiple sports, news, and religious segments interspersed.
Samuel H. Sheppard, freed on bond while appealing, will be retried on a second degree murder charge for the July 4 1954 slaying of his wife Marilyn in Bay Village. Prosecutor Corrigan notes he already served nine years after a 1954 conviction. The U S Supreme Court ordered a new trial or release within a reasonable time due to prejudicial coverage and courthouse chaos.
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