Tribune policy on publishing names in crime reports
The Tribune states it does not publish names of adults or juveniles unless a signed legal charge is filed by an individual, organization, or law enforcement agency. Names of juveniles are protected unless probate court approval is given. traffic violations and accidents are exceptions.
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No More Heroism for Him in a Motel Screams
A motel guest narrates a night of startling screams from a neighboring room. He witnesses two burly men approach, but the masked cause ends with a meek husband apologizing for the disturbance. The tale ends with the narrator admitting his own cowardice and lack of heroic impulse.
Wheat comeback boosts Neosho county yield past early forecasts
Among the Tribune Files notes a late season wheat surge in Neosho County raises expected total yield at least 25 percent above spring projections. At 75 percent harvest, yields run 16 to 18 bushels per acre versus a normal 12.6, per county AAA officials in Erie.
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J. Lynn Haines
Dorothy Lynn
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Drive Against Crime in Washington Urges New Commission
President Johnson plans to appoint a crime commission to tackle rising violent crime in the capital. The piece cites robberies targeting diplomats and prominent residents, police budget limits, and political resistance from Southern lawmakers over funding for a city with a large Black population.
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Talat al- Ghoussein
Gwendolyn Cafritz
Left handed child should not be forced to change
A reader questions forcing a left handed child to switch to writing with the right hand. The doctor replies the natural left hand is best, noting forcing can cause psychological harm, and advises consulting doctors or school psychologists for guidance. The letter also discusses diverticulosis and a reader’s health concerns.
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Hair Style Facts Panel Aimed at Juniors In The Tribune
A Junior Realm feature lists panelists Gloria Grubaugh Jeanne Guy Jean Oppelt and Katherine Waldo, all high school students from various states, discussing grooming basics. It argues against fads, favoring two flattering enduring hairstyles and a personal plan, plus a note to request a free copy of Grooming In The Junior Realm from Martha Lee.
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Jeanne Guy
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Jean Oppelt
Conn
Katherine Waldo
Utah
Martha Lee
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Pre enrollment conferences and local visits in Erie area
Mickey Casady attended a pre enrollment conference at Pittsburg State College with five more planned before fall term. Local social visits included the Daltons and W L Oliver hosting, USC George Lockwood visiting from Washington DC, and trips by the Lockwoods to Kansas City Garnett Olathe and KC. Albert Beard family visited Steinmans and attended the Davis wedding anniversary reception. Orr and Deborah Sanders visited the Orr family in Kansas City. Sanders stays through the week.
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Pittsburg State College
David Dalton
Cleo Dalton
Don Wells
W L. Oliver
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George Lockwood
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Charles Steinman
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Crime Commission: Olney Supreme Court Duties Permit Service
A discussion on whether Olney can maintain U.S. Supreme Court duties while serving on a crime commission. The piece also mentions a proposal to swear in D C bus drivers as citizen-constables, arming and training them for law enforcement.
Television log for KVOO and rivals highlights Tuesday
A detailed TV schedule lists programs across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute channels. It includes daily lineups from morning Today Show to late night movies and serialized dramas with times, titles, and channel assignments.
Tonight's Top TV Shows and Featured Movies
TV listings describe Combat on ABC at 6:30 p.m. Brother, Brother follows a recruit relying on an older soldier. Movie on Channel 4 at 8 p.m. Young At Heart stars Doris Day Frank Sinatra Gig Young and Ethel Barrymore. Petticoat Junction on CBS at 8:30 p.m. Reginald Gardiner plays a country gentleman tricked into a buffalo hunt. The Doctors and the Nurses on CBS at 9 p.m. Rites of Spring examines why youths commit violence.
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