Campaign Costs and Donor Influence in Congress
Editorial argues for citizen financial support to curb big money in campaigns. It cites Rep. Errett Scrivner facing a rising slush fund and contrasts his self financing with opponent Newell George, who drew over 4 000 from labor groups in 1954 and more than 2 000 in 1956. The piece warns unions aim to control Congress via dollars and urges public participation for responsive government.
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Errett Scrivner
Newell George
Kansas City
Scrivner
Big Labor
George
Scriner
Washington
Congress
Custom dental care and gum boil guidance from Dr Molner
In this column Dr Molner advises returning to a dentist for custom work on dental plates and persistent gum boils. He explains gum boils as abscesses from tooth roots or pyorrhea pockets, outlines first local treatments, then extraction if needed, and stresses ongoing dentist involvement. Readers can request his Calorie Chart pamphlet by mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Ill
Prayer for Today in One Body in Christ
Scriptural prayer invoking Romans 12 guidance on unity and belonging. It petitions Our Father to help believers feel connected to God and to each other through Jesus Christ. Amen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Driving Spain bySEAT: Madrid to the mountains and back
Job Burgos describes renting a SEAT in Madrid with a 25 dollar deposit and a nine o clock delivery. He notes navigating highway No 1 toward the French border, varying scenery from Montana like plains to Colorado foothills, and encounters with locals. The journey includes village life, a Sunday promenade, and a government built inn with clean toilets and affordable luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgos
Spain
Europe
Madrid
Litlle
Ottawa University students attend Baptist meeting in Clay Center
Auld Lang Syne participants Florence Hegberg Howard Mawarth and Lowell Clemmons traveled from Ottawa University to Clay Center for a Baptist Associational meeting. A car crash damaged Palace Cafe plate glass windows after rear ending a parked vehicle.
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Florence Hegberg
Howard Mawarth
Lowell Clemmons
Ottawa University
Clay Center
Palace Cafe
Television Guide Row with Daytime and Nighttime Lineups
A dense listing of Channel 4 NBC CBS ABC and others shows multiple shows and times across the day from morning through late night. Programs include I Love Lucy Zorro The Real McCoys Wagon Train News Weather Playhouse 90 Trackdown Lone Ranger and more with film and sports mentions scattered throughout the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenn
Ernie
Playhouse 90
Rough Riders
Playhouse
Hwyy
Patrol
Union Pacific
Real McCoys
Sea Hunt
Meet Press
Dev Nelson
Jack Paar
Stara
Rug Restitution Ties Ike Aide Scandal to Goldfine
A rug linked to Boston millionaire Bernard Goldfine and Sharman Adams, Eisenhower aide, is being returned. Harold Keshishian cleaners received it from Adams to clean and ship to Goldfine, with the rug valued at 2400 dollars noted in House testimony amid gifts and hotel bills that spurred Adams to resign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Bernard Goldfine
Congressional
Boston
Goldfine
Sharman Adams
Eisenhower
Harold Keshishian
Adams
House
White House
Washington
Ottawa Herald subscription rates and masthead details
The Ottawa Herald lists publication details and subscription prices. Rates shown include monthly and longer-term options for trade area and outside trade, with figures for one month, three months, six months, nine months, and a yearly rate. The notice also notes postal filing and editor names.
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B. Main
Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B. Wellington
Miter
Guy Boedaker
Hit Back At Young Minds Rebels Clash in NY OpEd
An AP column denounces a certain type of young intellectual as smug and impractical. It urges older, working Americans to resist his condescension and to return with warnings about the responsibilities of adulthood and professional life. The piece mocks esoteric tastes and urges experience before judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarte
Kamartini
New Ideas For TV Programs Are In Demand
New York AP reports Murray Golden frets about television's future and proposes a study of theater and world drama to refresh program material. He notes networks absorb 8,328 scripts yearly while audiences grow. he urges bold cross era and international drama to shape TV's next evolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Murrray Golden
Golden
Broadway
Hollywood
Woman Reports Brutal Murder Involving Parolee
Oklahoma City sheriff said a 28 year old woman told him that Hoyt Ledford, a federal parolee, and her accomplice killed Virgil Glenn Gray, a 49 year old Georgia funeral home employee. Gray’s body was found on a logging trail near Van Buren Arkansas after the pair reportedly pistol whipped him in Georgia and dumped the body into his car trunk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Bob Turner
Georgia
Bethany
Okla
Hoyt Ledford
Turner
Virgil Glenn Gray
Lawrenceville
Gray
Ledford
Arkansas
Judge Offers An Ultimatum To Local Private Schools
Federal Judge John Paul in Charlottesville orders makeshift private school programs in Charlottesville and Warren County to admit Negroes or stop using public school teachers idled by state school closures. The court will enter the order in seven days as Charlottesville has private classes for most of the 1,700 displaced Lane High and Venable Elementary pupils. Warren County plans a similar private program after closing its high school for 22 Negroes.
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Harrisonburg
John Paul
Charlottesville
Warren County
U.S. District Court
Lane High School
Venable
Paul
Williamsburg Area News Briefs Include Travel and Funeral Notices
Lt. James Fogle sails from Kansas base after visiting parents in Williamsburg and summer school in San Diego. Dr. Ruth Hardacre and James Hardacre of Kansas City visit Clara, Arthur and Hobart Dehn. Out-of-town relatives attend Herbert Chambers funeral: R. W. Timberlake and Floyd Timberlake of Kansas City and Clarence Hall of Council Grove. Mrs. W. R. Binns travels to Whittier, California after sister Mrs. R. H. Owen dies following a stroke. Weekend visits by the Atchisons and Clifford Griffins. Betty Atchison of Topeka.
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H.C. Branson
Battle Creek
Mich
Plummer Herron
Dallas
Rosebud
Hattie
Ottawa University
Henry Frohning
Frank Price
Harry George
Robert Wynne
Hubert Rishel
James Fogle
D. B. Fogles
Shepherd Air ‘Force ‘Base
Texas
San Diego
Ruth Hardacre
James Hardacre
Kansas City
Clara
Arthur
Hobart
Dehn
Herbert ‘Chambers
Floyd Timberlake
Hiawatha
Clarence Hall
Council
Grove
Charles Atchison
Hutchinson
Homer Atchisons
Clifford Griffins
Ottawa
Betty Atchison
Topeka
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Joseph G. Molner
Dr. Molner
King Festuree Syndicate, Inc
Somoserra
Montana
Colorado
Esther Jagnow
Hawwthorne School
Hope Mott
Channel 4
NBC
CBS
Channel
ABC
Bride
Jim Sisnay
a-Laon
Va — le
Tim Dean
Miss Brooks
Frice
Arthur Godfrey
Mavie
Mickey Mouse
Gorden Eliott
Noeowa
Annie Oakley
Jeff Drum
Rin Tin Tin
Jillery Queen
Walt Disney
Gleason
Cartaoni
Jim Dar
Tae
Payott
Queen
United Pol Tan
Secret Storm
Bearet
Phil Silvers
Man W. Cam
Whitrleybirds
Thin Man
Newa
V— Norte
Dec Nelson
Carden
Rug
The
Ottawa Herald
Aeschylis
Maxwell Anderson
Strindberg
Christopher Fry
Murray
Sonotone
Central Bldg
LIVE
Pete Anna Siena
Coren Oes Wellian Holden
Cas “Alarring
Thelma Ritter
Dewey Martin
Morea-Stanwych
Wace Main
Hillcrest
Columbia Pictures
Carl Foreman
William
Sophia Holden
Loren
CinawaScoré
Jeffrey Hunter
Nigel Patrick
Williamsburg
Lucy
Channel 13
SMSC
Wibw-Tv
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