Kansas to Strip Licenses in July for DUI and Related Offenses
Editorial notes Kansas's July effective law that bans driving after intoxication with a six month license suspension for first offenses and a year for subsequent offenses. The statute extends to negligent homicide while intoxicated, drugged driving, hit and run, persistent speeders, and reckless operators, with uncertain impact on crash rates. It urges caution and highlights prior failing measures.
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Kansas
Jesus declares I am the Resurrection and the Life
The Gospel of John recounts Jesus stating I am the Resurrection and the Life. He tells Martha anyone who believes in him will live even after dying and whoever lives and believes in him shall never die.
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Jesus
John
Belgrade to Danube: Yugoslav Cooperatives Tap a Midwestern Tone
The Danubian plain near Belgrade features flat, varied croplands with crops like wheat and sugar beets. A cooperative system guides 3,000 farmers on 25,000 acres, using 35 tractors and 1,900 horses, aiming to woo peasants into collective farming without forcing mergers.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Danube
Kansas
Chanute Notes on Trips, Uniforms and Local Events
Friends report Mr and Mrs Dalice Rush traveled from Chanute to Cheyenne and Denver within a day. Chanute Broom Co. introduces new baseball uniforms funded by local businesses. Mrs Arden Moore relocates to an apartment in the Lapham building. A missionary pageant Two Masters closes vacation Bible school at local churches. NGO Club of Altoona meets at Elizabeth M. Blair’s home with a group of members. Fifty years ago two new oil wells were completed in the trans Neosho field near Chanute, with one on the Yount lease and another on the Binger farm in Allen County.
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Dalice Rush
Chanute
Cheyenne
Wyo
Denver
Chanute Broom Co
Chanute Broom
G. B. Gardner
Oriental Garage
Chanute Auto Top and Body
First Methodist
Methodist
First United Brethren
Zeldene Corn
Mary Virginia Shirley
Lucille Smith
Reva Brown
Marjorie Foerschler
Joan Black
Dorothy Newman
Dorothy Faye Mc
Trans Neosho
F. M. Yount
O. FP. Barker
Ely
Allen County
Binger
Gas Belt Fuel Co
Ash Grove Lime & Portland Cement Co
H.W. Loy
Young
Curtis, McCall and Fisher
D. H. Fisher
Clips and Quips Buzz in a Parlor of Puns
A collection of brief quips from Kansas newspapers. An American tourist seeks nature trips in air conditioned cars, a chick arrives in town provoking office cynicism, and a salesgirl jokes about outfits and possible lawsuits.
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Russell News
Many Excellent Candidates For Commerce Secretary
Washington notes a push to draft top businessmen for the post left by Adm. Lewis Strauss. Eric Johnson, Charley Taft, and Chuck Percy are named as strong possibilities, with emphasis on government experience and economic savvy over pure business credentials. The piece contrasts past appointees and cites Senator Margaret Chase Smith and Barry Goldwater amid the Strauss confirmation context.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Adm
Lewis Strauss
Eric Johnson
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Johnston
NATO
de. Pearson
Charley Taft
Bob Taft
Chuck Percy
Bel and Howell Camera Company
Ike
Secretary of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Commerce
Henry Wallace
Harry Hopkins
Strauss
Bill Langer
North Dakota
Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
GOP
Sen
Joe McCarthy
McCarthy
Main
Robert Oppenheimer
Optimism Hinted by Herter Yet Talks Remain Vague
Secretary of State Herter gave a firm but mild broadcast update on Geneva talks with the Soviet Union. He stressed Western resolve to keep West Berlin, offered no new proposals, and warned that Soviet agreement would require accepting a free West Berlin under Western protection.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
the Nation
Geneva
Herter
West Berlin
Andrei Gromyko
Gio
Berlin
Soviet Union
Gromyko
East Germany
Western Germany
Big Fourth of July dam blast to mark Turtle Creek control
Manhattan Kansas plans a July 4 celebration when the Big Blue River is finally diverted into the Turtle Creek Dam. Gov. Docking will trigger a large TNT charge and a simulated atomic bomb will rise in a mushroom cloud, as Maj. Gen. Itsehner and other dignitaries speak. Thousands are expected to attend the closure ceremony marking progress toward 1961 completion and flood protection.
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Manhattan
Kas
Turtle Creek
Big Blue River
George Docking
Blue River
Ft. Riley
Kansas
EB. C. Itsehner
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Tulle Creek
Tuttle Creek
Jack Goldstein
Corps of Engineers
TV Listings June 6 195? Evening Schedule Summary
Television guide fragment lists KOAM KOTV WDAF KODE channels with programs across 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. including Wagon Train Tales of the Texas Rangers The Price Is Right The Millionaire This Is Your Life and Nighttime movies and news segments noting channel and time details for multiple stations.
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Tales of the Texas Rangers
Mike Hanmer
Chanute Tribune publication and staff details
The Chanute Tribune lists publication data for Highland Chanute with staff roles for editor publisher department managers and office personnel. It notes evening publication, post office entry as second class, and association memberships with circulation billing across multiple Kansas counties and subscription rates for in and out of county readers.
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Chanute
Kas
Turtle Creek dam project advances amid long controversy
The Turtle Creek dam on the Kansas River flood control system nears completion with the dam 70 percent done. The reservoir will cover about 15 700 surface acres, attract at least one million visitors annually, and include nine public use areas for recreation.
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Turtle Creek
Randolph
Kas
Corps
Congress
Blue Valley
Tuttle Creek
Kansas River
Big Blue River
Opinions Differ Over Decrease Of Gold Stock
NEW YORK AP Uncle Sam's gold stock has fallen below 20 billion dollars for the first time since 1940. The record loss last year neared 2 1/2 billion as nations exchange dollars for goods, pushing exports down while imports stay high. Some fear a continued drain. others view it as healthy as trading partners build reserves.
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New York
Uncle Sam
United States
World Gold Reserves Shift Under IMF and World Bank Moves
Global reserve concerns persist as the United States reduces gold holdings below 20 billion while earmarked gold stays in vaults. The Treasury backs a larger IMF subscription and calls on the World Bank, with central banks able to swap dollars for gold. Higher U.S. security yields attract funds away from gold to bonds.
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United States
International Monetary Fund
U.S. Treasury
World Bank
U.S
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I. J. Kiblinger
Roe B. Resler
C. A. Stafford
L. J. Trichler
FE. Wilson
Mary Blair
Betty Mae Blair
Richard DeRolt
Emporia Gazette
St. Marys Star
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Toaive
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Senate
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Associated Press News
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Andrew F. Schoeppel
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William H. Avery
Midwest
Light of Life
Kid Lasher
Bam Levenson
Lacy
The
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Bat Masterson
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Zane Grey Theatre
Playhouse 90
Tennessee Ernie Ford Shoe
Highway Patrol
David King
NBC
Jack Paar
the Guiding Light
Our
Miss Brooks
Melody Matinee
Toe Weatherman
Jimmy Dean Show
Court of Human Relations
Big Payott
Dr. Masone
Rie
Highland
Chanute Publishing Company
Ernest W Johnson
James E. Sheridan
Dwight Wallingford
Nelle Hollenshead
Fay Cippine
T. O. Ward
Dorsey Osborn
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
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Allen Wilson
Woodson
Sam Dawson
AP Business News
Texaco Service
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General Electric
Jance CO
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H. R. Marsh
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