Neighbors fight livestock rights in Ottawa Kansas
In Ottawa Kansas residents demand city action after a neighbor sells property and livestock are allowed next door. A. Hernandez urges readers to write to the newspaper and city officials, naming Duke Cheney Jim Grogan and Mayor Charles Williamson as contacts. Eight years in the neighborhood, concerned residents fear rights violations and seek urban modernization consistent with business district improvements.
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Jim Grogan
Charles Williamson
A. Hernandez
North Mulberry
Kansas
Dear Doctor Mumps Advice From A Reader
A reader claims 48 year old mother of 11 recovered from mumps and asks about exposing her 20 year old husband to the illness. The doctor warns against deliberate infection in adulthood and notes staying in bed per orders to avoid complications including sterility.
Window cleaner near apartment sparks embarrassment
A woman answering a phone in her living room glimpsed a window cleaner at work on a hanging sling just outside a few feet away. She stood frozen for minutes as the cleaner continued and then lowered the sash asking if she has ever seen a window cleaner before. The anecdote sits among other light items and quotes.
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TV Schedule Snapshot Channel Lineup By 4 Major Networks
An extensive Wednesday broadcast list outlines NBC CBS ABC and independent slots from 5:00 PM to 12:30 AM. It details show titles including Rifleman Torey and Friends Quick Draw McGraw Rocky and Friends News Sports Weather and multiple dramas comedies and movies with channel allocations and time blocks.
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Patty Duke
Glynis
Donna Reed
Beverly Hillbillies
Ben Casey
Dick van Dyke
Danny Kaye
Johnny Carson
Steve Alien
Doug Weaver
Peter Gunn
Highway Patrol
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Faith of Our Times
Daily Word
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Daddy
Lee Phillip
O-Gee
Superman
Yogi Bear
Katie
The
Tonight's TV Highlights and News Tip Offer
CBS reports at 6 30 on channels 5 and 13 explore a rumor about foreign troops on US soil. Roger Mudd hosts Case History of a Rumor. Glynis at 7 30 on Channel 5 shows that agents can be murder when she meets one and finds him dead. The Herald offers five dollars weekly for best reader tip.
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Roger Mudd
Glynis
Diamond Cache Discovered in Manhattan Demolition Site
A cache of diamonds, believed from a $3 million jewel robbery, was found Monday night at a Manhattan demolition site on West 40th Street. The same site where robbers abandoned a hijacked jewelry messenger car is near the earlier crime scene where police recovered $24 million in gems and gold bars. The value of the latest find was not estimated immediately.
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New York
Manhattan
West 40Th Street
New Reactor Produces Its Own Fuel
The Atomic Energy Commission announced that the Experimental Breeder Reactor I in Idaho Falls achieved its first self sustaining chain reaction. Director Albert V. Crewe praised the $35 million fast breeder for producing plutonium fuel from uranium 235 and operating on self produced fuel later.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Albert V. Crewe
AEC
Argonne National Laboratory
Crewe
Argonne Laboratory
Commission
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates and AP Rights
Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates for local and trade areas with monthly and multi month plans. It notes Associated Press membership and exclusive rights to publish local news and AP dispatches.
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Associated Press
Network TV floods airwaves with game and panel shows
New York AP report notes networks devote 40 hours weekly to game and panel programs with NBC leading at four and a half hours daily across nine shows and an upcoming You Dont Say edition. ABC follows with four daytime and two evenings. CBS lags but adds Alumni Fun replacing College Bowl and may shift The Judy Garland Show to ease a two hour variety block.
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NBC
Redigo
ABC
CBS
Florida
Texas
Katherine Cole
Phil Silvers
Judy Garland
Ed Sullivan
Today In History November 13 highlights and recalls
On this date in 1833 meteors sparked mass belief in the apocalypse as more than 200000 shooting stars lit eastern North America. In 1775 colonial forces under Gen Richard Montgomery captured Montreal. Hoover Dam construction began after the Colorado River was diverted. De Gaulle was elected interim president in 1945. Russia accused the US in ten years ago of wrecking Korean peace talks. Eisenhower backed the Air Force in five years ago over a missile report. One year ago Pope John XXIII issued a decree on a 7th century change in Aeneale Mest Soignin of Rome.
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Air Force
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