Clement Hall Urged for Kansas Federal Judgeship
Editorials praise Clement H. Hall of Coffeyville for a Kansas federal judgeship as Kennedy adds 73 new judges. Hall, a University of Kansas graduate and longtime attorney, is backed by local bar groups and supporters while Theis lags in broad support. The piece notes Hall’s fairness, experience, and strong character as key virtues.
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Kansas
Kennedy
Clement H. Hall
Coffeyville
State Board of Regents
Hall
University of Kansas
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Tom Morrison
Chanute
Montgomery County
Pyramids and Sphinx through a traveler’s weary gaze
The narrator in Cairo mocks grand ambitions while visiting the pyramids and Sphinx. He recalls a tomblike mausoleum and the futility of civilization’s 5000 years, then tours by cart to view the Great Pyramid’s sides, marble veneer, and a boy’s bet racing to the top. The piece notes uncertain gender of the Sphinx’s face.
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Desert
Mena House
Gizeh
Dragoman
Twenty Five Years Ago Rest-Elder Branch School Meeting Draws Crowd
Tribune Files notes a well attended district meeting with new education board members Glenn Beck Harry Colaw and H M Shirley appointing Mrs Len Vickers as clerk. Central park auditorium shingles project to be completed soon under WPA, KERC abandoned earlier. Dr Howard Shapley Harvard Observatory visits Chanute recalling his Sun reporter days. School census takers elected M R Martin J M Hogue Margaret Hemphill Paul Annadown. Oil drilling activity in the area rises amid price slump recovery signals.
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Rest—Elder Branch
Board of Education
Glenn Beck
Harry Colaw
H. M. Shirley
Len Vickers
Central Park Auditorium
WPA
KERC
Biblical Verse Quotation Reflected in Corin thians Text
A Bible verse from Corinthians 8 12 cautions that sinning against fellow believers wounds their conscience and harms Christ. The line emphasizes accountability within the Christian community and the weight of personal conduct.
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Christ
Talks by Leaders Boost Chance for Peace, Pearson Says
Washington columnist Drew Pearson argues that Kennedy Khrushchev and de Gaulle meetings matter for world peace. He notes Eisenhower era diplomacy aided calm, cites David Moon radar scare and the need for rapid direct communication between heads of state.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Cabinet
Eisenhow
Camp David
Khrushchev
Boticumes Nasers
Colorado Springs
North American Air Defense Command
Kennedy TV address anticipated after foreign talks
James Marlow reports that Kennedy plans a nationwide TV talk after returning from meetings with De Gaulle Khrushchev and Macmillan. The piece notes Kennedy faces strong public interest and argues the speech will seek continued support for the existing foreign policy stance.
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Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Harold Macmillan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
Truman
Amer
Feeding Babies Cold Food A Modern Practice Says Dr Molner
Dr Molner argues that feeding babies cold or room temperature milk and jarred foods is not harmful and may be convenient. He cautions against ritual warming and notes salt content in foods and in milk. He also answers reader questions on hernias in children, salt free diets, and ear noises.
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Joseph G. Molner
M. D
W.G
Tuesday Evening Television Schedule Highlights
Local stations list a dense slate for Tuesday and Wednesday with programs across KOTV KODE-TV WDAF KOAM and more. Notable entries include Bugs Bunny Father Knows Best The Rifleman Wyatt Earp Red Skelton Garry Moore Show Hawaiian Eye Alfred Hitchcock Jack Paar They All Kissed the Bride and Weather News.
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Doug Edwards
Bugs Bunny
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Dobie Gillis
Wyatt Earp
Tom Ewell
Red Skelton
Garry Moore
Alfred Hitchcock
Jack Paar
Khrushchev Kennedy summit reflections and wartime rhetoric
The piece recalls the 1955 first Khrushchev Kennedy meeting and Eisenhower's optimism tempered by later events. It notes how relations deteriorated after the U2 incident and the second summit, with quotes on diplomacy and propaganda and a lighter quip about a harried housewife.
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Ike
Moscow
Japan
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Cuba
Castro
Laos
Southeast Asia
John F. Kennedy
Vienna
Khrushchev
U. S
Russia
Metrecal Shampoo Quip Sparks Lighthearted Note
Florence Bulletin quips that a Metrecal shampoo for fat heads would update an old adage, reflecting a lighthearted take on dieting and personal care. The line adds a humorous aside to reader chatter.
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