Government's Greatest Danger To Free Press
ANPA officials said big government threatens a free press despite some cooperation with agencies. Stanford Smith warned that government actions such as a USDA market news wire and FTC cigarette ad rulings press newspapers, while noting cooperation in others. He urged constant vigilance to defend press freedom and cited ongoing court challenges to the government wire service.
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New York
United States
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Stanford Smith
Bronxville
N.Y
Association
ANPA
Department of Agriculture
Federal Trade Commission
Smith
Sixty four Royster Junior High honor roll students named
Sixty four Royster Junior High students earn honor roll for the fifth six weeks with three perfect grades by Betty Pittenger Betty Wiltse and Bob Magill. Seventh and ninth grades lead with 26 and 26. eighth grade 12. Girls outnumber boys 42 to 22. Listed honorees span ninth eighth and seventh grades.
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Royster Junior High
Betty Pittenger
Betty Wiltse
Bob Magill
Robert Bower
Darrel Brown
Steve Coots
Eddie Disney
Harry Guy
Eddie Ladd
Rodney Niermeier
Steve Walker
Julianne Brune
Betty Chandler
Susan Coots
Carol Cornish
Phyllis Crabtree
Marsha Dent
Vicky Dunaway
Cherie Gough
Dianne Kennedy
Lena Lloyd
Cheryl Morton
Kathy Owen
Georgann Rausch
Linda
CofC Week Sets Three Chamber Activities Next Week
The CofC schedules three Chamber of Commerce events for next week. On Monday the April directors and committee chairmen meeting at 8 p.m. in the chamber office will treat incoming outgoing and continuing board members. Also Monday the highways and transportation committee meets at 3 p.m. at the chamber office. Wednesday marks the final Ambassador Club membership drive work day with breakfast at 7 a.m. at the Silver Grill.
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Chamber of Commerce
Highways and Transportation Committee
Ambassador Club
Silver Grill
World’s largest bargain? Ark man cherishes 1916 hoe
Albert Williams of Mount Vernon Arkansas, 75, says he may own the world’s biggest bargain. His hoe bought in 1916 for 45 cents features a blade two inches narrower after years of sharpening but retains its original wooden handle.
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Mount Vernon
Ark
Albert Williams
Twelfth Street Jazz Returns To Kansas City Weekend Festival
Kansas City hosts a two day jazz revival featuring collegiate groups from Washington University St. Louis and other colleges and a Sunday Municipal Auditorium festival headlined by Woody Herman. Kansas City past legends like Baby Lovett and Jay McShann will perform with contemporary KC jazz figures. Special sound system and black light wrist stamping add authentic club atmosphere.
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Kansas City
Twelfth Street
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Jazz Wind Quintet
Washington University
St. Louis
Leonard Carnagey
Houston
George Southgate
Normal
Ill
North Texas Laboratory Band
Denton
Bill Farmer
Tex
Midwestern Jazz Quintet
Mitch Farber
Greencastle
Ind
Joplin
Quincy
Storeyville Seven
Fire destroys Haynes Hardware in Emporia
Emporia Kansas saw a major blaze at Haynes Hardware, one of the oldest firms, with losses estimated at 250000 dollars. Fire started in the rear second story after 530 pm closing. Interior timber and flammable stock worsened the fire. the store had operated in the same building for 70 years with four Haynes brothers leading the business since 1894.
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Emporia
Kan
Haynes Hardware
Wade Myers Sr
Haynes
Willian
Nathan
Henry
John
Norwich
Radio Contact From Arctic Affected By Weather
Radio contact with the outside world from the Arctic faces disruption due to unpredictable atmospheric conditions. Research notes emphasize how ionospheric and tropospheric variability can hinder transmissions and reception.
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Arctic
Santa Fe Expects 1964 Revenue Gain and Upbeat Outlook
Ernest Marsh, president of the Santa Fe Railway, told stockholders the company anticipates a 2 percent revenue gain in 1964 if no major industry work stoppages occur. He reported a 22 percent first-quarter net rise to $16.1 million and outlined about $100 million in 1964 improvements, including $85 million for locomotives and cars, 4,874 new freight cars, and 127 miles of heavier welded rail. Marsh praised President Johnson and mediators for resolving the long rail labor dispute.
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Topeka
Ernest
Marsh
Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Johnson
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying Adv
A promotional feature outlines practical tips for shoppers to assess products, compare prices, check warranties, and verify seller credibility to avoid scams and make informed purchases. It emphasizes researching brands, reading reviews, and keeping records of transactions for protection.
78 Students Named On High Honor Roll At Chanute
A total of 78 Chanute Senior High School students made the honor roll for the second six weeks. Fifty one earned principal honors with 2.50 or better, 27 had 2.25 to 2.50, and 15 students achieved perfect grades. There were 53 girls and 25 boys, with juniors leading the list.
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Chanute Senior High School
UN vows to resist further U S reconnaissance flights
From New York Cuba warns at the United Nations it will not tolerate any additional U S reconnaissance flights over the island or other provocative actions in a Thursday letter to U N Secretary General U Thant from Foreign Minister Raul Roa. In other items, South Korea frees 16 student leaders after protests, Sweden’s claim on a spy career is challenged by the U S Embassy, and Jamaica reports a miner died after eight days lost in the Blue Mountains.
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United Nations, N.Y
Cuba
United Nations
U.S
Fidel Castro
U.N
U Thant
Raul Roa
Stockholm
Sweden
Stig Wennerstrom
Wennerstrom
Moscow
Washington
Defense Ministry
Soviet Union
Kingston
Jamaica
Blue Mountains
Window stops Superior Court session in New London
A rattling window halted Superior Court in New London as Judge Joseph S. Longo reset the session because the noise made by the wind prevented him from hearing the lawyers.
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New London, Conn
Superior Court
Joseph S. Longo
Salina boy surprises his own birthday party
Mrs Loren Soldan planned a family party for Greg s seventh birthday but he walked in from school with friends and announced he had planned a surprise party for himself. She quickly contacted the other mothers to delay the event while arranging cake and ice cream.
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Salina, Kan
Loren Soldan
Greg
City plates feature state icons and symbols
The article notes license plates often display state symbols such as Alabama a tiny heart Colorado mountain range New Mexico a sunburst and Wyoming a bucking horse and rider. These emblems accompany plate designs as regional identifiers and branding.
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Alabama
Colorado
New Mexico
Wyoming
Jet-smooth Luxury Chevrolet promises road comfort and style
A Chevrolet brochure touts jet-smooth ride with a refined suspension system. It highlights husky coil springs, double-action shock absorbers, 700 sound deadeners, Body by Fisher, wide foam cushioned seats, deep carpet, seven engines, and four transmissions. Trade N Travel Time at Chevrolet dealers invites buyers to start their journey.
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Chevrolet
Fisher
Somma Easat Wanwar
Perronnens
Biscaynes
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