Editorial argues for appointive state offices in Kansas
The piece argues that state printers and other constitutional officers should be appointed by the governor to fix responsibility. It notes current elected officers run their own offices and owe no party allegiance. It suggests making offices like printing, treasury, auditing, education, and insurance appointive to ensure accountable governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Auditing Office
Education Department
Insurance Commission
From Kansas to Ukraine A Train Window Reflection
The narrator compares a Ukrainian landscape to central Kansas noting wheat fields, livestock, and small farms. He recalls Mennonite immigration from the breadbasket regions and contrasts Kansas diversification with Ukraine's industrial growth, naming Kiev as a city like Cleveland rather than Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiev
Ukraine
Kansas
Abun
United States
Turkey
America
Russia
Texas
France
Ukrainian Socialist Soviet Republic
Cleveland
Wichita
Chanute library plans reveal additions and reading room expansion
Preliminary designs by Thomas Larrick for a $25,000 library improvement include a two story 20 foot rear addition for stacks and larger reading rooms. Leaders of 4 H clubs plan activities at the Municipal building with Roger Reginer in Manhattan. A separate note on the bank’s 50th anniversary shows interior redecorating work underway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Larrick
Lawrence
Library Board
First National Bank
Wichita
Fort Scott
Stark
Benedict
Chanute
The
American Highway Association
Municipal
Roger Reginer
Manhattan
New Yugoslav Constitution Stirs Debate In Belgrade
Drew Pearson reports on Yugoslavia under Tito moving toward a unique constitution. He notes regional disputes over funding a southern Montenegro highway, the system of six republic skupstinas, and a citizen producer focused democracy. The plan features four year deputy terms and a two house expert parliament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephan Radic
Alexander
Skupsina
Tito
Skupstnas
Yugoslavia
Skupstina
Belgrade
Bar
Montenegro
Titograd
U.S
Federal People’s Assembly
Assembly
Franco
Spain
Iens
Crash Diets and Safe Weight Loss Guidance
The column urges against crash dieting and promotes supervised, gradual weight loss with about 1000 calories daily, balanced nutrition, and regular exercise. It warns that rapid dieting causes hunger, irritability, nutritional deficits, and weight rebound, and emphasizes lasting habit changes over short-term fasting. It also notes hair regrowth after controlling nervous conditions and references a sinus health booklet offer.
New radiation belt around Earth linked to July high altitude test
Scientists report a new temporary radiation belt 600 miles and higher around the globe after a U S high altitude nuclear test. The belt could threaten future space flights and may interfere with radio astronomy. Researchers warn Mercury missions and USSR flights might face delays. more data expected by September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
United States
James Warwick
University of Colorado
Victor Cohn
Minneapolis Sunday Tribune
Warwick
James A
Colorado
Pacific
van Allen
Minneapolis’ Tribune
van Allen Belt
Southampton
N.Y
New
Clips and Quips Gazette Snippets Weigh in Wit and Jabs
A trio of humorous lines from regional papers offers quick quips on lawn care envy summer leeching and public chivalry. The notes poke light fun at seasonal timing fashion and social mores with terse punchlines.
Television Log Highlights From Local Stations
A schedule listing morning to late evening programs across KOTV KOAM TV WDAF and KODE on Tuesday August 11 includes Today cartoons Captain Kangaroo game shows News Weather and primetime dramas. It notes multiple soaps game shows and variety programs with air times for each channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KOTV
Kode-Tv
Wdaf-Tv
Koam.tv
States
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Jane Wyman
Teen explains yellow street marks were his brother’s newspaper-route cue
Birmingham AP report shows Rod Vincent, a teenager, claiming his brother painted arrows and v shapes on streets to guide substitute paper carriers while he was away. The city and state deny involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
State Highway Department
Rod Vincent
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Dan Bower
West Cement
John
Merry-Go
Drew Pearson
Paric
Moscow
Dr. Mother
Mrs. D
Earth
Board OF Zoning Appeals
City OF
Neosho County
J. W. Anderson
Clara Anderson
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Tioge
Paschal Grimes
Coffeyville
Emporia Gazette
Ponca City
Parsons Sun
Chanute Tribune
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Chanute, Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
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John Haverka
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
Ben B. Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
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Associated Press
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Mid-America
Jan Murray
Loretta Young
Young Dr. Malone
Daddy
Hollywood
Sgt. Preston
Dick Tracy
Three Stooges
Whirlybirds
Quick Draw McGraw
Walter Cronkite
Leramie
Marshall Dilion
Dobie Gilils
Dick Powell
Peter Gunn
Cheyenne
Pete and Gledys
Lucy Desi
Hennessey
Ben Casey
Mr. Lucky
Onga
Kfdi Radio
Bible Fellowship
Voice of Americanism
Intnl
Gospel League
Curtis Springer
Prisoners Bible Beast
Heven
Orel Roberts
Voice of Prophecy
Prisoner's Bible
Olivet Baptist Church
Faith For Tetley
the Light & Life Hour
Sun. Eve
KFDI
RADIO
Wichita, Kansas
Wanda
W. Main
Koch Bros, Furn
Dale Steinman
Chanute Discount Company
Chanute Discount Company, Inc
S. Evergreen
North Highland
Allen Williams
McCoy Auction Co
Bank of Commerce
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