Cats and Dogs at Local Humane Shelter Stir Controversy
Mrs L R Fillman writes of friction between Humane Society officers and members over kennel upkeep and shelter governance. She argues the city should run the shelter, notes property belongs to the city, defends the Typer family, and cites a $5 000 plan for a Santa Fe Park shelter.
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Typer
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Visit With Khrushchev Reveals Stark Kremlin Conference Room
An interview with Nikita Khrushchev occurs in a plain Kremlin conference room. The scene shows a modest setting with Marx and Lenin portraits and a world map, a translator at Khrushchev's side, and a cautious, formal atmosphere.
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Marx
Lenin
Khrushchev Interview Reveals Candid Yet Edited Parley
The piece portrays Nikita Khrushchev as peasant in appearance but sharp in mind, arguing for peace and disarmament while acknowledging a harsh reality of continued cold war. It notes the interview was edited and the questions altered in the Kremlin transcript.
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Khrushchev
West Berlin
Kremlin
Needy Chanute juniors to get NYA grant work program
Twenty five years ago Chanute junior college students would gain employment through a $2160 grant from the national youth administration announced by D. J. Seals. Projects must benefit the institution but not duplicate regular campus programs.
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National Youth Administration
D. J. Seals
NYA
Associated Press
Topeka
Nellie Darling
Cherryvale
L. H. Ikehorn
W. T. Williams
Clips and Quips Left estate worth four million dollars
The column compiles a jumble of remarks and brief notes from various papers. It mentions a meat market owner with a four million dollar estate and assorted clipped lines about people, places, and oddities across different towns.
Lobbyists Face Rising Backlash Over Congressional Parties
Drew Pearson reports lobbyists face heavier costs as party fund raising shifts to candidates and slush funds. Big business hosts in Washington and coastal cities, with $100-a-head invitations and quiet campaigns, draw scrutiny amid fear of corrupt practices. Venezuela plans $580 million for highway development over the next two years.
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Seattle
George Smathers
Fla
Miami
Venezuela
Allergy clusters raise complexity of hay fever and cysts
In a health column Dr. Molner cites Dr. McLean on how total allergic load from pollen dust mold and infections shapes allergy severity. He notes recurring cysts can flare with infections and food sensitivities, urging medical evaluation and gradual treatment.
Whitworth keeps 97th birthday among family in Erie
Whitworth 97, celebrated Saturday with son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Whitworth. A covered dish dinner and cards followed. Relatives included Mrs. Violet Harding and the Clarksons. Sunday family reunion at W. J. Stitzel home drew living siblings, with Stitzels, Hendrickson of St Joseph, and others joining. Nearby visits included McKinney family in Kansas City and Hill family from Lafontaine. birthday boy Randy Niles also noted with a separate Sunday picnic west of Neosho. many relatives attended.
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Violet Harding
Ralph Clapson
Ross Whitworth
Sedan
W. J. Stitzel
Robert Hill
Lafontaine
William S. Hill
Randy Niles
Neosho
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Craig
Ernest
Howard Kennedy
Mike
Chicago
Minneapolis
Carl Foxworthy
Kansas City
Tilman Foxworthy
Mary Stevenson
Wayne Newlin
Sam Wood
Federated Church
Arkansas
Wichita
54 Civil War markers to rise at Kentucky sites
The state will place 54 historical markers over three years at Civil War sites. The first marker, installed in Frankfort, commemorates the 1864 execution of four Confederate prisoners in reprisal for the murder of a Union sympathizer by guerrillas.
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Frankfort
Guerrilas
Chanute Tribune Legal Notices Show Constitutional Amendments Planned
The Chanute Tribune publishes notice of proposed Kansas constitutional amendments for the November 6 1962 general election. The ads cite Article 14 Section 1 and House Concurrent Resolution No 2 and 31 with details on voter qualifications and legislative compensation.
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Chanute Tribune
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United States
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Ihereby
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Television log highlights for Tuesday across stations
The schedule lists primetime and daytime programs for KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM and others. Notable entries include Marshall Dillon Law of the Plainsman Dobie Gillis Dick Powell Show 77 Sunset Strip Tonight Show Peter Gunn and more across 6:30 p.m. to 12:00 a.m. with news weather and sports.
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Jan Murray
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Daddy
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Arson charged in Tennessee house and property fire
Fire chief Bill Knox said Robert Miller, 22, of Etowah admitted setting fire to his house two autos two out buildings and several acres of timber after finding doors locked and his mother gone. Miller faces arson charges.
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