Senate exposes human degradation in night clubs
Editorial notes Senate hearings reveal the mistreatment in city clubs, contrasting rural detachment with urban curiosity. It argues the public should acknowledge the connotations of the industry and the limited exposure of rural readers to these practices, urging a deeper conscience.
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Lake Michigan
What Upstairs Reveals About Life and Indifference
The passage ponders life inside tenements prisons and mental institutions, contrasting it with plush clubs where patrons drift through drinks and costly meals. It argues corruption thrives because many people lack deep concern for fellow human dignity.
Subsidy payments spark ironies and big farm wealth questions
A Kennedy era feed grain program paid U S farmers 765 million in 1961 to cut acreage. State and private entities received large checks including Farmers Investment Co of Tucson 94092 and two state prisons plus a church in Independence Missouri. The piece criticizes subsidies as enriching big farms while small farmers struggle, cites storage savings and underground water conservation, and notes broad distribution of payments with over 3800 farmers getting more than 5000 each. It also blends commentary on astronauts, Laotian princes, stock market nerves, and social issues.
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WPA district headquarts kept in Chanute for another year
Twenty five years ago assurance given to maintain the district WPA headquarters in Chanute for another fiscal year by State Director Clarence G Nevins in Topeka. Some talk of moving to cheaper quarters was dropped as no plan to merge with the state office remains. The item notes several local movements and events including church and civic happenings, and ends with a Bible verse.
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Topeka
Kansas
Playpens for toddlers okay until they outgrow jail
Dr Molner discusses playpens as a helpful tool for safe early development yet warns against keeping a child confined beyond readiness. He advises gradual freedom with stairs gates and safe rules, and explains parents sometimes misinterpret medical guidance. He answers reader questions on strabismus, weight, and heart health, promoting his heart care booklet.
Television Schedule Highlights for Tuesday Through Wednesday
A dense listing of station logos and daily time slots from KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM to reflect a multi-station schedule. It covers programs such as World News Password House Party Loretta Young Dick Powell Show Make Room for Daddy The Edge of Night My Three Sons Perry Mason and numerous weather news sports and late-night features.
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Jan Murray
Loretta Young
Marshall Dillionce
Young Dr. Malone
Laramie
Dobie Gillis
Garry Moore
Ranger Ea
Sergeant Preston
Mr. Magoeene
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Phil Silvers
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Yancy Derringer
Rodgers Celebrated Composer Richard Rodgers at 60
HAL BOYLE reports on Richard Rodgers being honored at a 60th birthday luncheon in New York with cultural and civic leaders recognizing him as one of history's most popular composers after a lifetime of hits and 39 shows.
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Dirksen Sinks Drug Reform in Senate Turmoil
The Kefauver drug reform effort faces defeat as Sen. Everett Dirksen, backed by industry, presses 12 amendments at a secret meeting. The piece details FDA gaps, harmful drug episodes, and the push to label drugs by generic names to cut prices, alongside Rodgers’ reflections on aging and creativity in music.
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Lloyd Cutler
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Army adopts Army green replacing olive drab uniforms
Army officials announce a shift in standard issue uniforms from olive drab to a conservative grayish Army green shade. The change aims to modernize appearance while maintaining combat readiness and consistency across gear.
Chanute Tribune Publication and Rates Notice
The Chanute Tribune details publication staff and operations for Highland Chanute Kansas, notes evening issue schedule, and lists subscription rates by mail within Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson and Kansas outside four counties. Rates shown include one year four fifty six months two fifty or three months one dollar.
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Neosho
Allen, Wilson and
Woodson
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