Editorial argues crime rise partly due to unemployment and expanded definitions
The piece argues a 17 percent crime rise in early 1962 reflects unemployment and broader legal definitions, noting spectators see decline in morals while citing FAA rules restricting kite flying as an example. It questions the reliability of statistics and asks how many listed crimes were legal actions half a century ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
United States
J. Edgar
Poland’s Council of State Explored in Polish Visit
An elderly deputy chairman describes Poland’s government to visitors, likening it to Britain with a unicameral legislature of about 450 members, multiple ballot candidates per office, and a Council of State wielding cabinet power between sessions including war declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warsaw
Council of State of
Poland
United States
Great Britain
Council of State
Poland’s three main parties form a Communist-dominated coalition
A deputy chairman explains that Poland’s Polish Workers, United Peasants, and Democrats keep a coalition in government. He notes Catholic splinters and independents, but the Workers hold the majority and effectively run the show, likening party differences to U.S. Protestant divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
United Peasants
Democrats
Poland
Workers Party
United States
Christ
Karl Marx
Chanute considers two bond questions for library and memorial building
Voters will decide separately on a $25 000 library addition and a $35 000 Octave Chanute memorial activity building. Heavy rain and strong winds lashed Chanute overnight swelling streams. bridge and flood risks were minor. Scholarships awarded to Chanute youth for Kansas University music camp. Monarch Cement declares four percent dividend. Playground program starts with 250 youths and new assistants named. Schools advocate motion pictures and phonographs in classrooms. Driving ordinance amended to allow left side loading with a 10 minute limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanute
Octave Chanute
Village Creek
Big Creek
Neosho
Herbert Waite
Shelby Brown
Billy Helton
University of Kansas
Humboldt
Monarch Cement Plant
J. F. Hughes
Board of Education
Daily Verse Note Promotes Gratitude and Public Praise
A brief religious line invites readers to give thanks to the Lord and share his deeds. The verse is tagged with Islam 105:1 and appears as a devotional prompt in the page.
Political test in South Carolina race pits labor against business
Washington notes Jack Whitney plans to move Art Buchwald to expose Kennedy in Washington. The South Carolina contest between Olin Johnston, a former mill worker, and Gov. Ernest Hollings, a pro business challenger, is seen as a measure of labor versus management appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jack Whitney
New York Herald Tribune
White House
John F. Kennedy
Whitney
James Roosevelt
York
Art Buchwald
Europe
Paris
Buchwald
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Jim Hagerty
Jim
Pierre,Salinger
Ike
U.S. Senate
Olin Johnston
Max Gardner
North Carolina
Ernest Hollings
Bright
Young
South Carolina
Hollings
Johnston
Gov
Wall Street
Texas
Senator Johnston
Civil Service of
United States
Reunion highlights for Grant Rural High School class of 1952
Ten members gathered at Kimball Grade School basement for a tenth anniversary reunion with a potluck. Letters were read from three teachers away on travel. Attendees from White City Tulsa Topeka Chanute and rural Erie included Nyla Smith Marilyn Freece Virginia Kelsey and others. A Kimball church ham supper is planned for June 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nyla Smith
Jack Hobbs
White City
Marilyn Freece
Evert Watkins
Leon
Peggy
Elliott) Smith
Tulsa
Okla
Virginia Kelsey
Lee Ewing
Topeka
Gloria Harding
Virgil Goff
Kimball
Lucille Handricks
Raymond Gooding
Rural
Erie
Shirley Sailors
Don Richard Sailors
Rural Erie
Don Hull
Dan Smith
Lamar
Colo
Max Beech
Chanute
Kimball Eub Church
Kimball Grade School
Wilma Goff
Bernie Hayen
Bellville
Fred Hayen
Morris Raney
Walter Scroggins
Clips and Quips Roundup of Wry Observations
A collection of brief quips from several papers. Jokes on income tax, tourism hype, honest toil, Cuba myths, late life thrills, taxi drivers, a boy’s job quest, and a gardener’s carrot miscount. Noted authors include Pratt Tribune Emporia Gazette Sublette Monitor Clip Augusta Gazette Jewel County Republican Wilson County Citizen.
Cancer starts from a cell that divides improperly
Medical column explains that cancer begins from tiny cellular faults and notes that a sore that fails to heal may signal danger but is not a sole indicator. It discusses painless sores, precancerous lesions, biopsy importance, and the difficulty of diagnosing cancer from a single symptom.
Television Log Highlights Across Stations and Time
A dense broadcast schedule lists programs on KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM TV and more for Saturday June 10 through Monday June 11. It includes news weather sports soap operas westerns game shows and primetime dramas with titles like Perry Mason Gunsmoke Have Gun Will Travel and Bonanza listed alongside talk and variety hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Shannon
Mid-America
Joplin Livestock
Jan Murray
Bob Poole
Orai Roberts
Young Dr. Malone
Sergeant Preston
Daddy
Hollywood
Popeye
Mister Eo
NBC News
Dick Tracy
Mr. Magee
Three Stooges
Walt Disney
Dennis the Menace
Whitlybirds
Ed Sulliva
Sports Today
Ben Casey
King of Diamonds
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Editorial
Behind
FAA
Tribune
Willard W. Trusler
Roosevelt Lindquist
Leta Culver
Charles Stanlick
Ernest Poston
Merry-Go
Drew Pearson
Grant
Jewel Clements
Richard
Esther
Mary Ellen
J. J. Elliott
Forrest Knox
George Clapson
Missouri
John Gard
Johnny
Emporia
Milford Page
Max
Bud Marnell
Eric
Charles Hayen
Marion
Roy Daggett
Kenneth Geier
Kenny
Kay and
Terry
Kansas City
Richard Clements
Floyd See
Dwayne Clapson
Stark
Eugene See
Joan
Charles
Floyd Allen
Esther Clements
Paul Cook
Willard Allen
Wallace Senstedt
Wayne Romine
Arthur Ludlum
Stella Laver
Ray
Mrs
John Chambers
Haven
Jan
Allen Coover
Homer Romine
Homer Ellsworth
Dale Romine
Waterloo
Iowa
Louise Raney
Leland
Merla
Jim Town
Garnett
Elmer Owen
Ethel
Walton Dodge
Minneapolis
Minn
Judith Dodge
Pittsburg State College
Loren Lee
Norma
Marie Crapson
Floyd Lee
George Noales
Dwayne Crapson
Harold Sample
Frank Smith
Rhonda Olson
Barbara
Sharon
Juanita
Robert
Cheryl
Rolla
Marjorie
Bill Mullens
Mildred
Jack Mullens
Sherman Goff
Florence Watts
Virgil Pugh
Wichita
Mary Cook
Jolly Jayhawkers
Rock Springs Ranch
Manhattan
Pratt Tribune
Ontario
Emporia Gazette
Sublette
Cuba
Russia
Augusta Gazette
Oklahoma
Jewell County
Wilson County
Chanute Tribune
Highland
Kansas
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
John Haverka
Dwight Wallingford
Leland Lowe
Ben B. Nicholas
Dorsey Omborn
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
Allen, Wilson and Woodson
J Anne
Sven
A. McD
KOTV
Kode-Tv
Wdaf-Tv
Koam.-Tv
Video Village
Clear Horizon
Concentration
States
Philco
Pioneer
East Main
Charles Stroh
Individual Mausoleum CO
Grand, Parsons
Kas
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