Special session call to redraw districts awaits constitutional debate
Editorial notes that Kansas may need yearly legislative powers and that Governor Avery could convene a special session in addition to the budget session. The plan would limit the session to reapportionment per a federal court ruling, delaying other federal-law related actions until 1967.
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Annual Kansas Legislature Calls for Regular Sessions
The piece argues for yearly legislative sessions in Kansas with a plan to streamline work through committee focus, potential simultaneous budget and special sessions, and better preparation. It urges Avery and leaders to act, reduce idle time, and adapt to changing times for efficiency and timely laws.
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My TV tastes favor pro football over college and Oscars
The writer argues that pro football in black and white or color is superior to college football on TV and criticizes long runs of college games, bowls, the Oscars, Gemini shots, Olympic coverage, and the Rose Bowl Parade as dull. He notes one day’s heavy TV slate in early January with mixed quality.
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Population Shifts Pinpoint Chanute and Neosho County
Final 1949 census shows Chanute population at 10 142 and Neosho County at 22 210, down 135 and 455 respectively since 1930. County loss 2 percent, the SEK area’s smallest decline among nine.
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Peace Drive Clears the Air in U.S. Johnson Offer
Washington columnist Drew Pearson reports on foreign reactions to President Johnson’s Christmas peace initiative, offering a view from abroad about the diplomacy push and its reception among international observers.
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Clipped excerpts praise U.S. peace efforts by top envoys
The piece notes Vice President Humphrey and envoys Arthur Goldberg Drew Pearson Averell Harriman and Mennen Williams met world leaders to bolster trust in U S sincerity and willingness to pursue peace. Their backgrounds as governors and political candidates add weight to the mission.
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Ruling Out Diagnostic Confusion in Medical Care
Dr Molner explains how the phrase ruling out is used to narrow diagnosis by testing to exclude alternatives. He notes conditions with similar symptoms such as low blood sugar and epilepsy and stresses confirming excludes before treatment.
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Public diplomacy and Johnsons peace drive analyzed
The piece argues LBJ’s peace push is misread as showmanship. It defends public diplomacy, cites Geneva 1954 as a basis, and notes readiness to pull troops after talks. It links historical hawk rhetoric to current policy and cites Tris Coffin’s The Passion of the Hawks for context.
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Television Log Highlights From KVOO and Partners
A Wednesday and Thursday slate of network and local programs lists The Virginian Lost In Space Batman The Big Valley and other era favorites across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute schedules with children's shows talk and westerns plus late night movies and news updates.东北
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Batman on ABC at 6 30 p m features the Riddler’s trail with Batman breaking the law and Molly’s discotheque lure while Robin falls under the masterfiend. Robert Goulet stars in Blue Light on ABC at 7 30 p m as a lone survivor and German double agent threatening the Reich. Bob Hope Presents on NBC at 8 p m pairs a playwright with actress Simone Signoret. Danny Kaye on CBS at 9 p m welcomes Bill Dana and Caterina Valente.
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Britain’s Communist party seeks new name for Daily Worker
Britain's Communist party urged its 33 700 members to suggest a new title for the Daily Worker as sales fell to 60 245 the lowest in two years. The paper, 35 years old, has urged donations to stay afloat. Patrolman helps freezing escapee Arlin Barker reach jail in 15 degree weather. Governor Chafee injures ankle leaping from a hayloft and requires crutches for a few days.
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