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Atchison Daily Globe (Newspaper) - September 2, 1973, Atchison, KansasEditorial Page publisher s notebook there Are those of us who can remember that there was no higher compliment you could pay a Man than to Call him a a businessman s Promise of a Square Deal was As binding As an oath on a Bible. So we Are fed up with those who Are distorting and corrupting our time honoured vocabulary. Today s Square volunteers when he does t have to. He s a Guy who gets his kicks from trying to do a Job better than anyone else. He s a Boob who gets so lost in his work he has to be reminded to go Home. He even believes in god and says so in Public a Square is Likely to save some of his own Money for a Rainy Day rather than count on using yours. He tells his son it s More important to play fair than to win. A Guy who thinks Christmas Trees should be Green and Christmas gifts should be hand picked. And he wants to see America first in everything. He believes in honouring father and Mother and do unto and that kind of stuff. So will All gooney Birds answering this description please stand up. You misfits in this Brave new age. Stand up and be counted you turn the wheels and dig the Fields and move mountains and put rivets in our dreams. Since the Gas shortage is a subject of discussion these Days word comes from the National safety Council which warns strongly against the practice of storing gasoline in autos or around the Home As a hedge against a fuel shortage. The explosive Power of one gallon of gasoline has been compared to 14 Sticks of says Hans Grigo Csc technical consultant. It is Well to remember that the fuel and its Vapours Are soon parted and that even a safety can is powerless to prevent a fire or explosion in an Auto trunk once Vapours have escaped through its safety vent Aid an ignition source is he cited a Case in which two safety experts placed a safety can full of gasoline in the trunk of a car moved to a Safe distance left the engine running and waited. Within 20 minutes the entire Back of the car exploded. The cause Grigo reasoned that As the trunk became warmer the gasoline expanded and generated enough pressure to Force Vapours out past the vented Cap. In the closed trunk Vapours soon reached explosive proportions and needed Only an ignition source perhaps a Short in the taillight circuit to touch off an explosion. He also noted that a can of Gas in the trunk or passenger compartment of a car could turn a minor traffic mishap into a fiery Highway holocaust. A Reader sent us this Story without comment but it rings a Bell. It seems the wife of a prisoner wrote her husband and admonished him for leaving her with the farm to run by herself. She was particularly upset with the Prospect of having to plow a 40-acre Field to Plant the potatoes. The prisoner wrote his wife and told her not to plow the Field because he had hidden the Money there. Later he received a second letter from his wife saying your mail must be censored because the sheriff and his deputies slowed up the Field. She asked what she should do now. The reply came Plant the Rudry s my 4 Atchison Globe Berry s world 1973 of Nea Well did you have a Tough Day at the construction site whistling at pretty never thought i d live to see it our Amber Waves of Grain All sold to the How time flies from the Globe filet 1933 40 year ago Missouri River transportation of freight would be a fact by the end of 1934 and Atchison should build a wharf for Quick and cheap Transfer of freight the rotary club was told at its weekly luncheon by John Fox Field Secretary of the Mississippi Valley association. Fourteen baseball teams the Cream of Independent aggregations of Northeast Kansas Northwest Missouri and Southeast Nebraska were participating in a baseball tournament which opened Here under the auspices of the american legion Post. Homer Stevens High school science instructor was Back in Atchison fit and tanned. He had toured Europe on a bicycle this summer with his Only Luggage e being a Small leather Case just Large enough to fit his Carrier. A strange Moocher had been working Atchison people. He would go into an office or store and say he was broke but would like to mail a letter to his dear old Mother and had no Stamps. Some Days he collected As much As in Stamps. Lauds Jack Anderson s revelations on drugs if a thing Sells for 10 cents we won t buy it unless we can get three for a Quarter. Foodstuff answer to previous Puzzle across 1 food fish 4 Oriental foodstuff 8 flesh food 12 fruit drink 13 Region 14 Small Island 15name for 16 appeased 18 Poseidon s Symbol m stratagems 21 Rocky crag 22 epochs 24 Irish fuel 26 greek War god 27 Diamond Cutter s cup 30 interpose 32 injunction 34 pet Lamb 35 Muse of astronomy 36peergynt s Mother 3? Back talk Slang 39 imprudent 40 painful 41 Wager 42 smudge 45 act of shutting 49 listened to radio signals 51 Dis encumber 52 wicked 53 Low Sand Hill 55 marries 56 japanese outcasts 57 diminutive of Daniel Down Ibias 2 smell 3 Small cup for Coffee 4 speedster 5 press 6 Middle Point 7 consume food 8 less 1953 20 years ago Alec Templeton famous Blind pianist was announced As the feature concert when the Atchison Community concert association kicked off its an Nual membership Campaign. Frater Terence Sullivan and Prater Andrew Gottachalg of St. Benedict s Abbey would soon be on their Way to Rome to begin theological studies. Fire at the county fair in Effingham destroyed a con cession stand and gave everyone a healthy scare. The Effingham fire department quickly extinguished the Blaze before it did further damage. Shirley Hundley and Jim Hundley both of the Brush Creek 4-h club were crowned style revue champs. John Schletzbaum Star club member showed the grand Champion steer. Vandals struck the newly refurbished Fountain at Jackson Park and smashed the Boot held by the statue of the boy in the Center of the foun Tain. The Orphues theater completely renovated and redecorated under the new management of Harry Hixon Pratt and e. Van Hyning Lola had its grand opening featuring the popular 3-d hit to the Globe he is cooking on Gas when Jack Anderson reveals the Lack of Price controls on drugs in All countries or their Correct Labelling not Only Here in the . But All countries. For the uninformed of which i was a chief member until Only a few years ago Librium is a drug who s useful Success in the treatment of mental illness is Well established. Yet what i did not know is that it is so widely used or that drug companies can regulate the Price of prescriptions. His research and uncovering of facts in this Field educating the Public to phony practices such As one drug being labelled and sold under a half dozen different names is the highest Type of service he can Render and i might add this was not read for laughs but with admiration. Dessie Bushey mall towers the Globe welcomes letters from its readers. Publication does not mean the Globe endorses the views expressed. Letters of 150 words or less Are Best. Writer s which May be withheld if printed dump in big Success to the Globe the dump in was a huge Success and on behalf of sweep inc., i would like to thank the Globe for its cooperation. The armory facilities were made available for our use. The Globe and Atchison Cablevision inc., spread the word and Many people brought in recyclable materials sorted and clean. We owe a special thanks to those who gave us their time saturday morning to help sort and Load the treasure for distribution and to the Exchange National Bank which donated the funds to feed this hard working Crew. Our thanks too to those who donated the use of their pickups so we could collect items from Hutins and others unable to deliver their trash. Although Rockwell buys our tin there is not always a local Market for newspapers Glass or aluminium. Transporting these items out of town presents a problem. This time we Are especially grateful to Bromley sons for the use of their truck and Driver to take the Glass to Lawrence and to caesarean the baby is or. Matthew Bulfin head of the newly organized american association of pro life of. Gys called the display a plaque noting exhibit funded by ayerst laboratories prompted or. Bulfin to write a letter of protest to ayerst. In reply or. John b. Jewell executive vice president of the corporation in ., said i give you my word i have never supported such or. Jewell stated that the plaque Only acknowledged a Grant of unrestricted funds from ayerst. Will we in Kansas sit by and allow infanticide while decrying watergate night and Day what will be done about it will you help will Kansas newspapers publicize this outrage who at Kun medical Center is responsible for this revolting inhumanity Esther surs mrs 8115 dear born drive Prairie Village we i reunion to the Globe company a 137th infantry 35th division world War i will hold its 41st annual reunion at Holton on sept. 23. Cards announcing the reunion were sent to 80 known addresses. Widows of deceased members of the company Are invited to attend. 2. 1973 other papers Are saying senator Dole . Sen. Robert Dole Kansas Republican is already campaigning for re election in 1974 and is Back in the Home area doing some Fence mending. He openly admits there is a need for such an Effort. He says he knows he May be in trouble with some segments of the i Don t know if that is because of the Bill of goods my opponents have been trying to sell or whether it s really True though i strongly suspect it s More the former than the latter. The people i be met Haven t indicated i m that bad off though it s certainly a lot better to Start checking on such things now rather than waiting until it s too there Are repeated rumours that Dole will be opposed either by democratic gov. Robert Docking or if Docking seeks a fifth term As governor by democratic rep. Bill Roy. Dole says it does t make any difference to him which Man he faces and that he has 13 years of experience in Congress on his Side. Another thing that seems important to me and which i plan to stress in the Campaign no matter who the opponent May be is the fact that if i m re elected i la become the ranking Republican on the Senate agriculture committee. Since Kansas is a farm state and farming is As important As it is that should mean quite a Dole is still trying to abolish All the after taste of being associated so directly with the Nixon administration As Republican National chairman during a time when the watergate episode occurred. The Kansas senator has declared forcefully from the Start he had nothing to do with the debacle. He like Many others including president Nixon were thwarted when he tried to find out what was going on. It was in fact Dole s insistence about getting to the Bottom of the matter that led to his premature departure As National chairman late in 1972. Dole clearly had fallen in Disfavour with the Palace guard at the White House in the last months of his chairmanship and there is evidence that the Haldeman Ehrlichman Kleindienst Combine succeeded in getting him ousted before Dole planned to leave the Job. Dole is bitter about the development and has said so pointing out repeatedly the dangers of having in High places people who Are too non responsive and insensitive to Public i opinion and who never have been forced to operate on a Public mandate basis. The evidence is that sen. Dole has emerged from the watergate scandal clean and free of taint and that he has Little i trouble convincing Kansas voters of that. But when he admits that it s better to mend fences now than wait until there must be other reasons he needs to work. As for Docking Dole says i Hope he does run against be had a gut feeling All along that Docking would make the Senate race in 1974 and i Welcome the Chance to meet him. I do editor s note Tom think however he ought to commit himself before too Long. He s Thompson former editor of the under some pressure because of other possible candidates like Amarillo Tex Globe times Bill Roy and Vern Miller attorney and a vice president and let s face three Are Good candidates and i la have to director of Globe publishing work hard to beat any of them. But i be got a lot of things going co., is a guest columnist for for me in Washington that they Don to and whoever i face i la Jayhawk today. Globe readers certainly dwell on that in the Are familiar with his writings Dole has never been one to Dodge controversy challenges and from past articles he has issues and his remarks indicate he has t changed that he s still written for the Globe. Before the same direct person. Assuming his new duties As a that trait in View of the disturbing evasiveness of so Many professor of journalism at people in Public office along with his experience in Congress As Wichita state University last both a representative and senator give him Good cause for week the Thompsons visited Confidence about 1974. Lawrence journal world. The tactless Jayhawk Atchison and Tom could t resist the Call of the Type writer by Tom Thompson during two months loafing around Between jobs Helen and i did More travelling by car than we be done in years. For example we drove from Texas to Virginia via Lexington by. Besides an endless pro cession of passenger cars motor freight rigs and campers we saw hundreds of motor inns mostly Brand new and All loaded to capacity. The Exchange rate is keeping . Travellers out of Europe a High Cost of food and the gasoline shortage did t keep travellers off the highways this summer. We had reservations every place we stopped and a Good thing. We saw few Railroad trains except in the Industrial Mountain valleys beginning at Charleston . Private aircraft must be confined to areas West of the Mississippi. I Don t recall seeing any Cessna or Beec crafts flying no crop dusters. Except in Memphis term., we did t encounter any air one thing we decided nobody could get lost in one of those Atchison county Corn Fields. There was no Way of getting into it without slashing a path with a Machette. It is growing that close. Darkness was shrouding the country Side. From Wichita to Topeka the thermometer had been pushing 100 but Valley Falls was under a Cool Mist and we did t need the air conditioner As we drove into Atchison. That Northeast bedroom of the Allingham did t need an looking tangle of up greenery was the Missouri running full. I m native texan but it always took my breath when i first glimpsed the Mississippi the Ohio the Tennessee and the Cumberland where they converge near Paducah. The Missouri affects me the same Way. Abundance in the Fields is re assuring to see. Even in country where the average year by year. Cards should be returned to 9 superlative suffixes 10 Mariner s term 11 scatters As Hay 17 expunged 19 loves to excess 23 pictorial Riddle 24 size of Type 25sonofseth bib 26 perfume 27 rendered unfit for eating 28 condition suffix 29 chief god of Memphis 31 refuse 33 rabbits 38 hidden 40 goes by sea 41 presages 42 Merganser 43 change position 44geraint Swift 46 Spanish cite 47 Gam 48 Paradise 50 poem deliver several tons of House of Bigelow newspapers to Snowden Mize. Was projectionist. These dump ins Are a Success because the Community works together. However Are each of you As an individual doing All you can can you spare a saturday do you have a pickup truck or a larger truck for the final stage of distribution our Success 1963 10 years ago Ross d. Scoggin 1031 Oak Street retired after working As a Salesman in the Atchison territory for Swift co. More than 41 years. He and his wife were operating the Oak Street greenhouse. Several Atchison residents concealed plans to tour the mass civil rights demonstrations there. Ruhlman s food Mart at 325 North seventh Street was purchased by William Keck St. Joe who planned to change the name of the store to Sav mor Thrif tee and was moving from St. Joe to take Over its operation. Tommy Jacobs 9, son of or. And mrs. Lew Jacobs sporting Manv us a couple of shiners cracked magazines depends upon you. Thanks again and we Hope to see you in october when there will be another dump in. Save your trash Nancy Lacey Secretary sweep inc. Protests research to the Globe Kansas University is bad news again chagrined kansans see newspapers and still reporting Pelvis and bruises was making thought control at a Good recovery from injuries because of the attempted he received when he fell suppression of the Pearson through the false ceiling in a integrated humanities second floor classroom at program originated by sacred heart school the professors senior Nelick and Quinn. Now All the Way from Miami Beach obstetrics and gynaecology convention the stench reaches us of an exhibit prepared by the dept. On obstetrics and gynaecology at 15 so we know How Many Are coming. Dinner will be served by the we Post 136 auxiliary. Secretary co. B 406 new Jersey ave. Holton Kan. 66436 bbb warning to the Globe Unity buying service a Hicks vice Company is using the better business Bureau name without authorization according to bbb president Rollin Mccartor. Mccartor said the firm has mailed direct mail pieces to Topeka area residents offering a Book entitled How to get More for your advertising contained in the company s current promotional mailing includes a statement from the publisher of the better business Bureau consumer s buying which implies better business Bureau endorsement Mccartor said. The new Book has no connection with the bbb nor was any authorization Given for use of the better business Bureau name the Council of better business bureaus Washington d.c., told Mccartor. Niles and see to smog you Uke Mose of 1s73 Are a wonder if uie business of t _ _ air pollution in t exaggerated in the Texas Panhandle we thousands of Square Miles of. A a year. Good the Southland have been turned

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