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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1962
Page
3
A reader laments the shortage of doctors at church and recounts how her physician husband faced constant interruptions. Several letters echo sympathy for doctors’ needs, noting sleep and work pressures, while a Dallas reader suggests smart doctors may avoid visibility. The page wraps with guidance to seek medical input for insomnia.
The June births include Rhonda Sue Mills born June 18 to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mills of 524 N. Cedar, Allen Glen Adams born June 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Sterling H. Adams of Salina, Brenda Marlene Klein born June 20 to Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R. Klein of 1411 Willow, Susan Marie Briscoe born June 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Terry G. Briscoe of Kansas City, Cheryl Kay Stevens born June 21 to Mr. and Mrs. Elery N. Stevens of Lane, and Donald Lee Noyes born June 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lee Noyes of Overland Park.
Ottawans list grandparents in a family notice: Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Noyes and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan F. Ball of Ottawa. Mrs. Noyes of Belton, Missouri, is noted as a great grandmother.
Four members of the Eagles Auxiliary reported at a recent meeting after attending a conference in Salina. Delegates included Mrs Ernest Sink, Mrs Jay Todd, Mrs Robert McDaniel, and Mrs Pat Maloney with addresses noted. Mrs Maloney also reported on Hutchinson convention attendance. James March resigned as treasurer. The group planned a disaster bus for first aid in emergencies. The Herald offers five dollars weekly for best reader submitted news lip.
Boxer dog named Bup Bup leaped between 3 year old David Gamble and a rattlesnake, killed the snake, and was badly struck three times. Wounded, the dog was rushed to a city hospital after vets could not locate snake serum. Nurses gave an injection that revived Bup Bup.
Rome judge orders actress Sophia Loren and film producer Carlo Ponti to stand trial on bigamy charges after a 22 month inquiry. They wed by proxy in Mexico in 1957, a marriage not recognized in Italy, with potential penalties of one to five years if convicted.
CHICAGO AP Many heart attack victims could have been saved with rapid expert aid. Dr Morris Wilburne urged hospitals to create dedicated coronary units with constant monitoring and immediate response to warnings, noting up to 100000 Americans might be saved each year.
Thieves broke into the Helzberg Jewelry Store in Salina Kansas over the weekend and carried off about $6,000 in watches rings necklaces lighters and pen and pencil sets. Entry followed a method used earlier in the year when about $5,000 was stolen. A second floor office above the shop was entered, and a hole was opened in the ceiling before the robbers descended by rope.
W Ray Smith 53 of Gardner Kansas was killed Sunday in a two car collision on U S 169 seven miles south of Coffeyville Oklahoma authorities said Smith was the driver of one of the cars in the accident investigation officials reported no other immediate details or injuries were released
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SAN FRANCISCO AP A pretty girl from Lawrence Kansas identified as D E Wheeler 23 distracted a man on a downtown hotel roof long enough for a fireman to grab him before he could jump Sunday night Fireman Bill Cochrane wrapped his waist and pulled him off the parapet Policeman Jack Miller quickly cuffed him at mission emergency hospital the man had no wallet no shirt and would not say who he was Wheeler a San Francisco model vanished into the crowd after the rescue.
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