Hard Facts About City Coroner Practices and Parole Scandal
The Kansas City Star reports a coroner office routine shipping traffic victims to favored morticians tied to political factions. A Wichita tax trial reveals attorneys and officials discussed a $10,000 parole payoff for an abortion offender. The editor notes widespread public-morals concerns and links personal responsibility to corrupt public ethics.
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Tranquilizer Use and Doctor Visits urged for patient care
Dear Dr Molner advises continuing prescribed tranquilizers for a former mental hospital patient, stressing regular checkups with a psychiatrist or clinic, and action if dosage changes are needed. He notes the role of medication in returning patients home and preventing relapse, and suggests hospital follow-ups as a practical option.
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Television Log Highlights Broad Late Afternoon Schedule
Fragmented TV guide lists hundreds of programs across networks including news weather sports and entertainment. It names anchors such as Huntley Brinkley Cronkite and Walters, plus series like Dragnet Rifleman Father Knows Best and Mister Ed, with films including Barbar Coast Gentleman and Nazi Agent among many entries.
Today in History on this date
Key events listed include 1562 first settlement on Parris Island South Carolina 1679 Habeas Corpus Act England 1905 Tsushima Strait naval battle 1935 Supreme Court ruling NIR A unconstitutional 1960 Turkish coup 1960 ten years ago Chinese attacks in Korea 5 years ago Tunisia calls for French pullout 1 year ago Scott Carpenter awarded NASA Service Medal after three orbit Mercury mission
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U.S. Supreme Court
Adnan
Menderes
Tunisia
U.S
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National Aeronautics and Service Medal
Herald News Tip Reward Policy
The Herald offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip submitted by a reader. The program encourages community reporting and recognizes helpful eyewitness information for timely local coverage.
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Profitable Politics In Philippine Politics And Corruption
In Manila, politics dominates newspapers with vivid portraits of politicians as flawed yet likable figures. They are split into two parties, Nationalistas and Liberals, but loyalty runs to self, not principles. Elections are lucrative, with rewards and guns on the floor of Congress, and criminals slipping through a fractured system.
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Ottawa items and town notes from a varied column
A 7 year old Dorothy Lou Welty underwent a tonsil operation at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Wheat on the Ottawa market fell from 65 to 63 cents. Mrs. Louisa Henderson sold household goods at Richmond and moved to Ottawa. Dr F C HetrickSunday School class enjoyed a swimming and hiking outing at the McCune farm eleven miles south of Ottawa. Boys listed include Ralph Lamb Harold Lamb Douglas Walsh Clyde Roberts Harry Hoagland and others. The 1913 Ottawa University class announced proceeds from their class play would fund a new gymnasium.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
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First Baptist Church
McCune Farm
Ralph and
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Clyde Roberts
Harry Hoagland
Willard Keith
Wayland Blair
Cecil Pember
James Gasaway
Harlan and
Ruel Mitchell
Glen van Meter
Harold Gentry
Claude McClintock
Lauren Gage
Orvil Shoemaker
Ralph Bower
Ottawa University
Bob Hope Plans Weekly TV Show
Hollywood AP reports Bob Hope will launch a weekly Bob Hope Show next season blending six regular variety programs two book shows and an anthology. Hope aims for quality anthologies and will personally shape material noting his entry into a new TV field and desire for a fresh challenge. He cites earnings curiosity and a serious plan to use available talent and refine hosting style.
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Bob Hope
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Beverly Hillbillies
Tonight on TV News Highlights and Lineup
Gene Rayburn guests on To Tell the Truth on Channels 5 and 13 at 6 30. The Enemy Below airs on Channel 4 at 6 30, a 1957 sea war film with Robert Mitchum. Andy Griffith Show features convicts causing trouble at 8 30 on Channels 5 and 13. Johnny Carson hosts Keely Smith and George Jessel on Channel 4 at 10 15.
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Channel 4
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Andy
Barry
Andy Griffith
Johnny Carson
Keely Smith
George Jessel
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