Editorial urges securing belongings to deter thefts
In light of rising thefts, the Ottawa Herald editorial advises readers to lock doors and secure personal items as summer approaches. It notes insurance may deny claims for unsecured thefts, criticizes displaying valuables in vehicles, and warns that open invitations tempt criminals while highlighting a spate of bike thefts as summer activities rise.
Prevention urged after farm burglaries and porch thefts
Authorities warn residents to secure bikes and fishing poles stored on porches as thefts rise. In two weeks two farm homes were burglarized while occupants worked nearby, with losses over $100 each. Community crime consciousness is urged to prevent similar incidents and insurance complications.
Ruling broad obscenity standard sparks state censorship fears
Hutchinson News notes the Supreme Court 5 4 decision broadens obscenity definitions, boosting censorship power for states like Kansas. It warns of renewed boards, continued pornography access in black markets and police stations, and critiques the First Amendment, contrasting with a presidential advisory panel finding adult porn can be harmless or beneficial.
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Hutchinson News
LDH Cancer Detection via Urinalysis Questioned by Doctors
A reader forwards a clipping about detecting cancer by measuring LDH in urine. The writer notes inquiries with several doctors, who reportedly know nothing about this method.
LDH test debated by doctors in JAMA report
Readers discuss early cancer detection tests and the need for caution before adopting new techniques. The letter cites the LDH test as promising but not yet proven, urging public discernment and highlighting past premature medical hype. Also includes patient questions to Dr. Thosteson about bunions and ingrown nails, with cautious medical replies and a biblical prayer.
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J.M.A
Journal of the American Medical Association
Kansan Bar Fund Guards Client Money From Misuse
A Kansas Bar Association client security fund, begun three years ago, holds about $8,000 with $2,500 added yearly. It offers up to $1,000 per claimant and $2,500 per attorney, to reimburse clients when lawyers misuse funds. The fund relies on voluntary contributions and is designed to preserve self governance of the legal profession.
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Leroy Towns
Kansas
Harris Enterprises
Topeka
Kansas Bar Association
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Klein
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Supreme Court
J. Stanley Mullin
American Bar Association
Cost of Maintaining Golf Courses Rises Across U S
A Harris Kerr Forster study shows the average cost per hole at 100 clubs nationwide rising to 6243 in 1958 from 3162, driven by labor, payroll taxes, and other expenses. Regions vary sharply from East to Far West, reflecting climate and lifestyle differences.
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Harris, Kerr, Forster & Co
United States
Pacific Coast
Things That Make Life Worth Living Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle reflects on small pleasures that illuminate life from door closing after a guest leaves to weekend sleep ins, a son’s haircut, childhood watermelon seeds, teeth stakes, notes to a girlfriend, footprints on cement, delivering papers, postman letters, bakery aromas, hikes with a father, and caviar crackers.
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New York
Farmers' share of market basket dips in May
An Agriculture Department report shows the farmer's share of the consumer grocery dollar for May at 44 cents, down slightly from April. The share has hovered around 37 to 40 cents in earlier years, with higher farm prices lifting it recently.
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Agriculture Department
U.S
Television Daytime and Prime Time Schedule Highlights
Ottawa Kansas daily listings show a full broadcast day with Sesame Street and Lost In Space at early evening, followed by news and weather blocks. Major entries include Hogan's Heroes, Beverly Hillbillies, Movie selections, and ongoing soap operas such as The Young And The Restless, Guiding Light, and Days Of Our Lives with network and local program notes.
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Lilias
TV Weatherman
World News
Beverly Hillbillies
Dragnet
Animal World
Prices Right
Hers
Dan August
June Wayne
Billy Graham Crusade
Cannon
Search
Owen Marshall
Homewood
Bay City
General Hospital
Peyton Place
Somerset
Electric Company
Bullwinkle
Mod Squad
the Waltons
Playhouse New York
Helen Reddy
Oral Roberts
Halidays
Ottawa
Robert
Wellington
Mall
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