Editorial nibbling away at rights and a redcap case
A professor emeritus argues that regulation erodes liberty in his book The Free Society. The column notes government overreach as seen in Mobile Alabama where a baggage handler classified as interstate commerce worker owed back wages under federal wage and hour laws. An Alabama congressman halted the issue, while the piece laments bureaucrats growing bold with surrender.
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Sally Rand Honored For City History And World’s Fair Feat
The Chicago tribute praises Sally Rand for saving the 1932 World’s Fair from flop by her ostrich feather fan act. It argues Chicago should fund her preservation and public service, noting her continued stage work at 61 and comparing police prudishness in Omaha to city sentiment.
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Omaha
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Serial X Rays in Diagnosing Lung Conditions
Dr Molner explains that multiple X-ray sets are often essential to track a shadow in the lung area and assess cancer risk or other diseases. While costly, serial imaging helps determine if a shadow changes, with emphasis on monitoring growth to guide diagnosis and treatment.
Twenty Five Years Ago in Tribune Files Spotlight
Tribune files review notes George Henry son of Mr and Mrs John Henry of 810 S Malcolm a former Western Union messenger now pitching and playing first base for a junior American Legion team in Lowell Arizona. Also Public beer ban requires open drinking with mugs tipped in view of police. Fifty years ago a Bess McClelland pupil recital featured multiple performers and a Santa Fe railroad picnic crowned by fat man’s race winners.
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P. R. Shireman
Bert Bertram
George Pfundstein
Abner Lee
Bill Stauffer
J. J. Jones
Oscar Lindquist
C. C. Lacy
Uncensored Saigon Facts Spark McNamara Criticism
Secretary McNamara faced sharp internal critique in Saigon as Pearson reports growing doubt in the U.S. aims. Officers question progress, villagers resist relocation, and the lack of funds to move ancestral graves hampers population shifts as amid a decade long struggle.
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McNamara
Viet Nam
Saigon
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Asia
FAO Plans Quinoa Yield Program With Bolivia
The Food and Agriculture Organization and Bolivia collaborate to raise quinoa yields a mountain crop used for high protein flour by Andean Indians since Inca times. Current varieties are degraded and output is low.
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Viet Cong Tactics and American Responses in Vietnam
The VC are patient and capable of long preattack preparation and rapid movement, unlike fixed American bases. They use families as recruiters and rely on food caches, with limited arms from China. Negotiation is unlikely. bonds issued for rice reflect peasant sentiment. Napalm stigma persists and an infrared “people finder” helps night surveillance for forces.
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Saturday TV Highlights and Sunday Listings by Channel
A compact schedule listing Saturday highlights across channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute channel 3 with programs such as Ky Jones Gilligan's Island Secret Agent and Miss Universe Pageant. Sunday and Monday morning and afternoon blocks feature Today Show Wyatt Earp Truth Consequences Morning News General Hospital and Password among others.
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al Hirt
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Tonight TV Guests and Sunday lineup Highlights
TV listings feature Al Hirt Show guests Herman’s Hermits Allan Sherman and Woody Herman tonight on CBS with NBC film Wild Is The Wind starring Magna ni Franciosa and Quinn. CBS Secret Agent NBC Miss Universe and Sunday Meet The Press from Minneapolis governors. Ed Sullivan CBS headliners include Soupy Sales Chevalier and Pacemakers. Movie One Two Three on Ch 9 with Cagney.
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Clips Quips About Keeping Family Ties Strong
A clipped note from the Oklahoma Journal and the Springs Western Star suggests sending a hometown paper with one item cut out to help a wife return home quickly from an out of town trip. It emphasizes money helps stay in touch with children.
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