Editorial urges cleanup of vegetation at dangerous blind corners
The editorial warns that overgrown vegetation at intersections and vacant lots creates blind corners and hazards. It urges local residents including farmers to take personal action, noting laws exist but enforcement is weak and informal pressure may spur results.
End of Algerian Bloodshed Seen as Hopeful Turn
In a reflective piece the writer notes the OAS ends its campaign in Algeria and anticipates a power-sharing path between Muslims and the European minority. The column questions optimism about unity and laments the violence that overwhelmed law and order.
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Algeria
European Secret Army Organization
de Gaulle
Truncated Reflections on Careers and Society
An editorial fragment muses on obituaries as references and the gap between graduation and employment. It contrasts personal fate with unemployment realities and critiques communism while noting stock market volatility and a grim metaphor about jumping from buildings.
Old Fashioned Woman and the Cigar Named After Him
A reflective column laments changes under modern life from air conditioned towers to open windows and asks about the writer who marked Occupation on a form. It recalls a time when fame meant a named cigar and a schoolhouse, and notes Lyndon Johnson’s perceived invisibility in the Kennedy era.
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Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
New Driver Licenses to Start Next Week in Local Area
Twenty five years ago preparations began for handling the new driver’s licenses required by the last state legislature. Fees: 50 cents for drivers and one dollar for chauffeurs. Applications managed here by Avery Sprague. Licenses feature a rigid exam rating unsatisfactory fair or good. Examinations supervised by city and county officials. Two street resurfacing projects started under WPA sponsorship: 5 blocks on South Garfield and 6 blocks on South Ashby. Fifty years ago the Klinker Club dance in Iola was attended by Dean Davis Hugh Davis Clarence Emerson and others. Special at Bazaar 120 W Main ham and bacon 10 to 18 cents a pound.
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Avery Sprague
South Garfield
South Ashby
Emery W. Nobles
WPA
Anna May
Coalinga
Calif
W. E. May
Dean Davis
Hugh Davis
Clarence Emerson
Iola
Helen
Alice Davis
Kennedy pool party and farm bill vote clash in Congress
A New York Herald Tribune report linked a Kennedy family swimming party to shifts in the farm bill vote. The piece notes Teddy and Bobby Kennedy events, Col Glenn and Justice White attendance, Neal Smith’s opposition, and Cooley’s pivotal role in committee votes affecting farm policy.
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Nedy
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Herald Tribune
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Carolina
Arkansas City
Cooley
Aye
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O’kon
Appointment of Executor in Noble Woods Estate
In Neosho County Kansas the Probate Court appointed Robert L Bailey as executor of the will of Noble Woods deceased on June 26 1962. Letters Testamentary issued June 26 1962. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication to avoid bar. Paul R Shanahan Secretary of State seal.
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Chanute Tribune
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Kansas
Noble Woods
Robert L. Bailey
Kenses
Robert L. Briley
Balch & Briley
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Chanute
Emotions and Allergies Link Asthma Says Dr Molner
Dear Dr Mother discusses how emotions can trigger asthma and how allergy underlies many attacks. A food diary helps identify triggers while skin tests and avoiding high risk foods like eggs wheat and milk may reduce episodes. Some children outgrow asthma but stored infections can perpetuate symptoms.
Television Listings for Joplin Area June 28
A dense schedule lists daytime and primetime programs across channels KOTV KODE KOAM WDAF. Highlights include The Tonight Show, Perry Mason, Dick Van Dyke, Hunter and news/weather segments. Regional airings feature soap operas, game shows, westerns, and variety programs with local time prompts.
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Phil Silvers
Perry Come
Dick van Dyke
Naked City
U. S. Steel Hour
Vancy Derringer
Four States
Captain Kangaroo
Lefties at table should balance space for others
A reader asks if switching a coffee cup to the left for easier sipping is proper. The answer says it’s acceptable only if there’s ample space between you and your left-hand neighbor and suggests training to eat right-handed with the same grace.
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