Kansans Should Back Two Constitutional Amendments
Editorial urges approval of two proposed changes in the November vote. The first allows new residents to vote for President and vice president after 45 days in state, while local and state candidate eligibility remains six months. The second proposes moving legislative pay out of the constitution to be decided by the legislature, arguing pay should reflect cost of living and changing times. The piece notes broader constitutional reforms are also needed.
Jobs for Female Engineers McPherson Sentinel
Opinion piece argues for women engineers to design home gadgets easier to clean. It jokes about male incompetence in maintaining appliances and ties the idea to broader issues of housing and wartime bonds. The column touches on gender roles, manners, and household logistics with satirical tone.
Labels and needs in reforms sweep across society
The piece critiques unclear bottle labeling and calls for explicit contents and relief indications. It notes numerous evenly matched teams hint at many supreme court baseball games this season and comments on public utilities profits from monopolies. It also questions KU's oldest building slated for demolition and compares campus structures abroad. Professors earn about 7,466 dollars while football coaches receive 8,554 dollars.
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Supreme Court
Vote on 3.2 beer leads Kansas senator to fix alcohol limits
Tribune Files recalls Sen. Wilfrid Cavaness arguing in the state senate that prohibiting malt beverage sales is impractical and that setting definite alcoholic limits is the better enforcement strategy. Six area students will take Summerfield scholarship exams for KU next Saturday under W. W. Bass at the junior college. The Akers family reports gathering carrots from their own backyard. Fifty years ago the city council approved 1000 elm trees for parks and planned repairs or a pavilion for the grandstand in the new City park.
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State Senate
Kansas
Wilfrid Cavaness
Neosho-Wilson County
Summerfield
University of Kansas
W. W. Bass
Charles Gardner
Fred Turner
Bob Briley
Charles Bunner
Carl Hughes
John Jordan
C. W. Akers
Fair Grounds
New City Park
James Truitt & Sons
Today’s Bible Verse Calm Winds and Sea
A brief scripture note quotes Matthew 8 26 about Jesus rising and rebuking the winds and sea and bringing a great calm for believers.
Rusk near Geneva sees hopes fade for nuclear test ban
In a private lunch with House Foreign Affairs Committee members Secretary of State Rusk voiced bleak prospects for a U S Soviet test ban. He warned that renewed Russian tests after April could push NATO to rethink Berlin risks and Trump the pace of U S testing.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Rusk
Geneva
House Foreign Affairs Committee
U.S
Gence
Rumination and polyps raise questions in child health
The column addresses rumination in infants, differentiates polyps from diverticula, discusses surgery and habit formation, and advises medical check, with reader questions on constipation after pregnancy and a teen’s slow growth. It ends by offering a leaflet on leg cramps and foot pains.
Nason on Education Its How Student Studies Not Length of Time
Dr Nason argues that the key to high grades is effective study, not study duration. He provides a checklist of principles to improve learning, urging readers to review courses, organize ideas, take meaningful notes, read ahead, and reflect on problem solving. A booklet offer follows.
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Leslie J. Nason
Chanute Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details for Highland Chanute Kansas with staff roles and postal information. It notes association with the Associated Press and AP news rights, plus subscription rate table for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas counties.
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Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Kansas
Television Schedule Fragments For Wednesday and Thursday
OCR diary shows broadcast grid listing multiple channels and time slots from KOTV KODE TV WDAF KOAM, including programs like Checkmate Perry Mason Naked City Weather News Jack Paar Yancy Derringer and late night Peter Gunn with assorted talk and soap operas across March 15.
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Alva
Phil Silvers
Perry Come
Dick van Dy
Naked City
Armstrong Theatre
Jan Murrey
Loretta Young
Young Dr. Malone
Hollywood
Mr. Magee
Doug Edwards
Frontier Circus
Real McCoys
Hazel
Mitch
Jack Paar
Peter Gunn
Maple Park Social Visits Span Week Highlights
Maple Park residents shared weekend and weekday visits with neighbors and relatives. Wilbur Thurman and Harold Gough households hosted gatherings. Bertha Clum spent Saturday with Zora Negley. Mrs Dor ris g and family hosted visits with Marion and Mrs Dor ris’s parents. The Galesburg High senior class toured Pittsburg State College facilities for four days in Pittsburg.
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Maple Park
Wilbur Thurman
Harold Gough
Bernard
Jack Hughes
Marion Dorris
Bertha Clum
Zora Negley
Chanute
Clum
Horace Jones
Glenn
Marilyn
Humboldt
Walter Clum
Dwight
Galesburg High School
Pittsburg
Pittsburg State College
Notice of Hearing on Final Settlement in Sprague Estate
In the Probate Court of Nosho County Kansas Elizabeth Sprague deceased case No 46 E Cecil Brinkmeyer executor petitions for final settlement and heir assignment The hearing is set for March 29 1962 at 10 00 AM in Erie Kansas Written defenses must be filed by that date The attorney for the petitioner is L H Cable Cecil Brinkmeyer notifies all persons concerned
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Chanute Tribune
Nosho County
Kansas
Elizabeth Sprague
State OF Kansas
Cecil Brinkmeyer
Erie
Cecil Srinkmeyer
L. H. Cable
Ramadan Fasting Observed By Devout Muslims
Moslems believe God revealed the Koran to Mohammed in Ramadan the ninth month. For the 29 days of Ramadan devout Muslims fast and abstain from worldly pleasures in daylight hours.
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