Hoover warns law defyers and riots in policing debate
The FBI director urges vigilance as riot control rhetoric resurfaces in Kansas City and other cities. He notes how lawbreakers cast officers as scapegoats while unrest follows provocations, urging public confidence in enforcement amid ongoing criticisms. Local references to police handling of riots and accusations of brutality echo nationwide concerns.
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From College Wife to Outlaws in El Paso Bank Plot
The piece recounts Sue Overton, a Texas college wife who earned $600 weekly as a prostitute while her husband studied. She allegedly joined 13 others in bank burglary conspiracy, trials held in El Paso, prompting debate over fairness of criminal guilt and shared responsibility of patrons.
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Quincke's edema and allergy hints from a doctor
Reader seeks help for a daughter's Quincke's edema also called angioneurotic edema. Advice mentions allergy triggers, avoiding factors, and antihistamines with physician consultation. Also notes care basics for peptic ulcers and recalls historical 4-H health champions with local prayer content.
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Television Lineup Highlights Afternoon and Evening Schedule
A detailed TV log lists programs across the day from 5:00 to 13:00 including Leave It To Beaver Flintstones and What's New, with block entries for News, Sports, Movies and children's shows. Network titles span classic fare such as Tarzan Guns of Will Sonnett Star Trek and Captain Kangaroo alongside late night talk and movie airings indicating a full weekend schedule.
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Flintstones
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Gomer Pyle
Television Schedule Dense List Of Shows And Times
A long structured listing outlines broadcast times for films news weather sports and various programs across channels. It includes titles such as Moby Dick Armored Command The Princess And The Pirate and The Deep Six along with game shows and talk shows like Jeopardy and Truth or Consequences, spanning late afternoon to after midnight.
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Captain Kangaroo
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Merv Griffin
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Dick van Dyke
Guiding Light
Joe Pyne
James Marlow 64 Dies. AP World Today Columnist
James Marlow, 64, longtime Associated Press columnist author of The World Today, died after a long illness. A Washington correspondent for 25 years, he was known for interpretive reporting, extensive research, and a distinctive opening style. He won the Raymond Clapper Memorial Award in 1961 and the Sigma Delta Chi award in 1962. He also helped unionize AP editors and was survived by his widow Hannah Hartling, a daughter, and a grandson. Cremation and private services planned.
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Regional death risk differences for middle aged men
A federal study shows death risk for white men aged 45 to 64 is twice as high in Eastern urban areas than in central or western rural regions. Highest risk states include Hawaii, North and South Carolina, Georgia, Nevada, northern Arizona, parts of Louisiana, southern Mississippi and east central Pennsylvania. Lowest risk states include North Dakota, Nebraska, Minnesota, Kansas, New Mexico, Oregon, Colorado, Texas, Iowa and Missouri. The study notes urban areas have higher risk than rural areas while unclear causes point to smoking, overweight, diet, and stress.
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Local News Listing and AP Copyright Note
The Ottawa Herald and Cedar Rapids edition acknowledge Associated Press rights and exclusive publication use for all local news and AP dispatches as part of their standard copyright notice. This notice confirms AP content ownership and distribution rights across local reporting.
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