Kansas Editors Split on Capital Punishment Stance
A Topeka AP roundup shows Kansas editors divided over Governor Docking's handling of the Spencer case and capital punishment. Some praise his courage, others fault his use of personal opinion over law, with varied reactions from Independence Reporter to Ottawa Herald and Wichita Eagle.
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Topeka
George Docking
Spencer
Docking
Docky
Alf Landon
Bobby Joe Spencer
Independence Reporter
Supreme Court
Parsons Sun
Clyde Reed Jr
Dockings
Landon
the Sun
Ottawa Herald
Salina Journal
Hutchinson News
Billingsgate
Wichita Fagle
Pittsburg
Arkansas City
Wellington
Husband Lacks Will Power To Quit Liquor
Dr. George W. Crane counsels that alcoholism often masks deeper inner conflict. Don L. explains nightly drunkenness as escape from fear and guilt, while Crane notes impotence and worry over sexual vigor as common undercurrents after age 35. Aimed at wives, the piece urges seeking help and offers a booklet How to Prevent Impotence.
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George W. Crane
Don L
Dorothy
Dr. Crane
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Mellett
Ind
Don
Moulin Rouge Nightclub to Become Legit Theater
Hollywood owner Frank Sennes says rising costs force his Sunset and Vine venue to convert the Moulin Rouge into a legitimate theater. He notes profits only show when big names like Louis Prima Keely Smith and Red Skelton headline, but inflation makes a night out over $30 for average couples.
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Louis Prima
Keely Smith
Red Skel- Hollywood
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