Editorials on emotionally disturbed youths spark debate
A Philadelphia youth avoiding trial after strangling a child is labeled emotionally disturbed by psychiatrists. Similar claims appear in Wisconsin and Kansas cases, prompting questions about treatment as the proper response to juvenile crime. A Topeka youth is observed after killing both parents, while local chatter notes demand for more insight into juvenile behavior and media quips brighten the week.
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Auld Lang Syne and New Bar Admissions in Kansas
Dr. Jack B. Davis joined Yale as assistant in surgical pathology in New Haven. J. R. Cheney of Ottawa and J. A. Hudelson of Pomona were among 87 Kansas new lawyers from Washburn School of Law. Edward Wellepp rode to Holton to visit John Kaul. Cement sidewalk work started in front of New York Racket Store and Bird Millinery Store. Fred Randales added to his home at 309 Ash. River rain drew truck farmers’ attention while cabbage and potato crops faced concerns in the bottoms west of Ottawa.
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Back surgery and other medical questions from Dr. Mother
A reader asks about the success of back surgery for ruptured discs and receives cautious guidance. Other letters cover hypnosis for drunks, second tonsil removals, hormone creams, cancer risk from a spouse, skin cancer prognosis, mononucleosis versus leukemia, skin cancer spread, contact lenses, and arthritis relief with a pamphlet offer.
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Prayer for Today Message Reflects Biblical Verse and Blessings
A devotional snippet cites Deuteronomy 34 10 and offers a prayer thanking God for past blessings while asking to guide others out of sin toward new life in Christ. The prayer concludes with Amen.
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TV Schedule Details From Channel Lineup and Shows
A dense OCR dump lists Channel 4 NBC Channel 5 CBS Channel 9 ABC programs for a Tuesday, including Woody, Walt Disney, Lone Ranger, Gunsmoke, Red Skelton, News, Weather, sports, and late-night movies. It mixes time stamps, show titles, and network notes, reflecting a full daily lineup across multiple channels.
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This and That by joh Everything Is So Democratic
Belgrade recounts a visit to the Yugoslav information ministry where a translator and a government spokesman portray a very democratic system. Elections allow any petitioning candidate, yet the Communist party still dominates and workers share risks and profits under a government driven economy.
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Parting from Tracy Ann tests parents in Paris trip
New York writer recalls four week Europe journey without his six year old daughter Tracy Ann adopted years earlier. Frances and he worry over separation as Paris scenes spark longing. A Paris visit to the Eiffel Tower deepens the ache and raises questions of Tracy’s feelings.
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Ottawa Herald publication details and rates
The Ottawa Herald listing shows publication address at 106-108 S Maln, Ottawa Kansas, with publisher Robert B Wellington and Guy Snedaker. It notes daily publication with Sunday and holiday editions, second class mail rates of $0.85 per month, $2 for three months, $3.76 for six months, and $7 for one year, and postpaid status at Ottawa Kansas.
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A Return Home Lights a Quiet Suburban Day
After a voyage, a family disembarks and travels to the suburbs. A freckle faced tornado collides with Frances, startling the group and prompting tears from Tracy. Tracy vows kindness thereafter, and the week passes with an unexpectedly angelic demeanor, save for two cat tail pulls.
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Confederate Veteran Improves Despite Pneumonia Battle
Houston reports Confederate veteran Walter Williams, 116, the Civil War's last survivor, looks better after a two week pneumonia bout. Doctor Russell Wolfe says he is weaker than last week but fever is down and he may pull through. Williams developed pneumonia June 6 and has endured a relapse, remaining under an oxygen tent for several days.
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