Voting Record in Kansas Senate Race Examined
The Ottawa Herald weighs arguments in the Pearson Ellsworth contest noting identical 1962-64 voting scores, Pearson’s 1965 lead, and party alignment. It questions whether Republicans seek a staunch ally or a more left-leaning challenger in Ellsworth amid campaign attacks.
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James Pearson
Robert Ellsworth
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Pearson
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House
West Germany
Today In History June 22 1966 Highlights
On this June 22 date in history events span 1773 mission friars established California's first settlement. 1870 US Justice Department organized. 1937 Joe Louis became heavyweight champ. 1941 Germany invaded Russia. 1944 Roosevelt signed GI Bill. 1945 US troops found $75 million Hungarian treasure. 1956 Katanga leader Tshombe released after detentions. 1965 Japan and Korea established full diplomatic ties.
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California
U.S. Department of Justice
Franklin D. Roosevelt
U.S
Germany
Egypt
Dmitri Shepilov
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Dear Dr. Molner on infant sleep and post op care
A reader asks if crying a six month old to sleep harms later life and seeks Molner’s view. The doctor condemns the method as emotionally damaging and urges family medical guidance for the baby. The page also covers painless hemorrhoidectomy aftercare and general medical Q and A.
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R.G
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Bartholin
General Hospital
Morning Star
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Dick van Dyke
Paradise Bay
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Guiding Light
Whizzo's Playhouse
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
The Sheppard Murder Case Revival and Appeals
In 1954 a Cleveland woman was bludgeoned to death and her husband, Dr Samuel H Sheppard, was tried and convicted of second degree murder. The case drew intense public attention, ending in denial of appeal and a nine year penitentiary sentence.
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Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard
Hall-Mills
Federal District Court
Fair trial doubts over a second murder case in Cleveland
The writer questions a second murder trial for Sheppard in Cleveland arguing that a decade of publicity will hinder fair justice. They doubt fresh exhibits, witness recall, and juror credibility, predicting conviction would rest more on lingering sentiment than updated evidence.
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Court of Repeals
Supreme Court
Sam
Cleveland
Sheppard
Huge tooth found in Arkansas River near Ellinwood
Charles Hulme of Great Bend who runs sandpits and his workers unearthed a massive 18 pound tooth in the Arkansas River near Ellinwood while digging. Hulme planned to identify the animal source of the fossil after the find.
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Great Bend
Kan
Charles Hulme
Arkansas River
Ellinwood
Hulme
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