Editorial Prayer and Precepts
The Supreme Court prayer ruling does not ban God from schools or public life. The decision bars official government orders for a standard classroom prayer, while voluntary prayers, the Christmas program, and daily grace remain unaffected. Editors note critics misread the ruling and politics frame the debate. Congress and chaplains keep opening sessions with prayer and money bears In God We Trust.
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Emporia Gazette
Supreme Court
Titmice
Ica
Emporia Board of Education
Congress
Half a Million Americans Predict Nuclear War Within Twenty Years
A poll of half a million Americans finds most expect a nuclear war in two decades yet they show little personal prep. Readers drop subscriptions to the New York Herald Tribune as the paper becomes widely read but unread. A casual remark hints at concerns over Southeast Asia and a friend’s dinner with two wives.
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The
New Frontier
New York Herald- Tribune
Matrimony, Money, and The Army Budget Debate
The excerpt jokes about married life and income, notes Congress approving half a billion for defense with dislike for RS-70 bombers, and compares it to overprescribing medicine. A light quip about forgetfulness and a golfer's long drive follows.
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Congress
Defense Department
Chanute News: Dust Bowl Drive and Local Notes
Chanute highway crews begin paving dust bowl avenue from 15th to 21st street as housewives’ two day sit down protest precedes the project. Meadorbrook Farm’s Nelsons lead Neosho County wheat with 230 acres at 20 bushels per acre. Local graduates receive teaching certificates. Mary Fortney teaches expression at the University of Washington.
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Trations
Chanute
15Th
21St Street
South Santa Fe
Robert Willis
A. G. Nelson
Nelson
Betty Jane Johnson
Ann Marie Johnson
Chanute High School
State Board of Education
Mary Carter
Elsie Foose
Mary Smith
Dorothy McFadden
Susie Myer
Grace Boman
Mary Fortney
Columbia School of Expression
Chicago
University of Washington At
Pullman
World events echo hope on eve of nation’s birthday
As the United States marked its 186th birth anniversary, Italy repaid 180.9 million dollars of Marshall Plan loans and leaders in Berlin and Paris discussed exchanges to strengthen Franco German ties. Washington also notes moves against Cuban communism with Venezuela and Costa Rica pushing tougher policy.
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Washington
Italy
Mail reveals odds and ends from 1960s headlines
A collage of trivia and notes from a columnist, citing traffic crashes and car totals, seat belt impact, bees and ghost towns, U.S. Army expenditures, pets in motels, and snippets about famous figures, events, and political trips. The piece blends quirky facts with brief cultural observations.
Student Flies to College Classes in Cessna
Tim Sartorius to St. Mary of the Plains College makes a 45 mile 20 minute flight from Garden City in a two tone green Cessna. He is a teacher education student who attended the University of Kansas and Garden City Junior College. The campus uses buffalo grass as a natural landing strip and Sartorius holds a private license with about 35 flight hours.
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Dodge City
Kan
Tim Sartorius
St. Mary of the Plains College
H. C. Sartorius
Garden City
Sartorius
Harold Krier
Tumbleweed Flying Club
St. Mary of the Plains
University of Kansas
Garden City Junior College
St. Benedict's College
Atchison
Exercise After Mastectomy Aids Recovery Says Dr Molner
Dr. Molner explains mastectomy leaves extensive wounds and impaired arm circulation. Recovery requires steady effort, patience, and possibly physiotherapy at a rehabilitation center. Early exercise is valuable, with realistic counseling to avoid discouragement.
Petition Replies to Bates Reflect Rising Living Cost Angst
Clips from El Dorado Times note a Salem constituent asking Congress to stop raising living costs, saying they cannot afford more help. A New Yorker recalls a lavish Southwest trip with a party where women received compact favors. The Long Island ball offered flasks of perfume, while the reply claimed the compacts were cars.
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William Bates
Massachusetts
Salem
Southwest
Texas
Long Island
Wall Street Journal
Memory and Leisure Bloom Across America
More than five million Americans ski, forty million boat, and fifty million hunt or fish. The quote by J M Barrie highlights memories as roses in December, reflecting leisure trends and nostalgia in the period.
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J. M. Barrie
Chanute Tribune publication details and circulation rates
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including John Hovorka and Dwight Wallingford and notes publication details. It publishes evenings except Sunday and carries subscription rates by mail for Neosho and neighboring counties, with annual and monthly prices.
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John Hovorka
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
Ben G. Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Kansas
Svacobead
Television Log Highlights and Prime Time Listings
Channel schedules across KOテレビ stations show a dense list of programs for Monday and Tuesday including To Tell the Truth Cheyenne Pete and Gladys Price is Right Father Knows Best Lucy Desi Ol’ Precinct Comedy Hour Hennesey Thriller Ive Got a Secret Tonight Show Mr Lucky and late news Weather and sports. The log also details morning and afternoon blocks with cartoons The Price is Right Popeye Captain Kangaroo Captain Kangaroo and classic soap operas along with sports and variety shows.
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Cheyenne
Pete and Gladys
Lucy Desi
Hennesey
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Mid-America
Daddy
Hollywood
Sergeant Preston
Walter Cronkite
Laramie
Marshall Dillon
Tragic double shooting at Alexandria broker's home
Beatrice Cottman was wounded and Clarence Cottman dead after a 45 caliber pistol event at their Easton Dillon office broker's home in Alexandria. A six year old placed the emergency call guiding detectives to the scene as police investigated motive and timing.
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Alexandria
Nina Shaw Earl
Cottman
Broker
Alexandria Hospital
Sonotone Wisp Ear Hearing Aid Claims Tiny In Ear Use
The Sonotone Wisp Ear is described as the smallest hearing aid in the world worn entirely in the ear with no external cords or wires. It weighs about one sixth of an ounce and promises better hearing for both men and women in every setting.
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A.A
Sonotone
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