Editorial urges on the line superhighway for Kansas Missouri
The Kansas City Star calls for a southward on the line superhighway linking Kansas City to the Oklahoma turnpike. The piece notes 25 percent cost sharing but warns many central southeast Kansas counties would not benefit, urging local input to push a more usable south Ottawa four lane extension.
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Iola
the Star
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Insurance study links crash risk to road conditions and driver behavior
A major insurer analyzes 38 000 lives lost last year and finds most fatal crashes occur on straight roads in clear weather with well maintained cars. Men aged 25 to 64 drive fast on weekend nights, especially 1 to 6 am Saturday, when complacency rises. Even with good brakes and good roads, driver distraction raises danger. The lesson: the most unlikely moment is the best time to stay alert.
Khrushchev style and garden peas mark quirky notes
A quirky column notes Khrushchev as a memorable figure with a cloth loop on his suit for holding chips. An old friend nears 82, remembered as the first in his neighborhood to grow peas. The piece muses on warm weather fashion and thermostat use, ending with a remark on a gadget warranty.
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Khrushchev
Skeptic Questions Soviet Space Man Return Speech
The text recalls mixed views on the Soviets orbiting a man and returning him for a speech. It notes favorable praise from some and a skeptical local stance that Russians may not be first with a space man. It also compares postwar bias and mentions the John Birch Society and currency remarks.
Knapp Named Chief of Police by City Commission
Twenty five years ago Lee Knapp, a patrolman, was appointed chief of police by unanimous action of the city commissioners to succeed J E Lindquist who had served twelve years. The Tribune notes a historic item about Horace Greeley and Lincoln, plus local prices and school yearbook news.
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J. E. Lindquist
William H. Roberts
W. O. Roberts
Chanute
New Albany
Kan
Horace Greeley
New York Tribune
Abraham Lincoln
Tribune
New York
D. D. Morford
England
Thomas Dobson
United States
Bible Verse: God Calls to Adam in Genesis 3 9
The text presents Genesis 3 9 where the Lord God calls unto Adam asking Where art thou. It reflects a biblical moment of divine inquiry and accountability.
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Adam
Rusk Under Quiet Stewardship in Early Tenure
Washington analysis compares Dean Rusk with John Foster Dulles, noting Rusk’s reserved style and reliance on Kennedy for pronouncements. The piece traces differing wartime contexts, Cuban invasions, and shifts in public visibility, suggesting Rusk may mature into a balanced adviser despite limited public leadership.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
John Foster Dulles
Eisenhower
Rusk
Dulles
United States
Korea
Joseph McCarthy
State Department
Brittle nails advice from Dr Molner on care and causes
Dr Molner outlines factors behind brittle nails including polish use, nutrition with extra protein and vitamin B, and gelatin. He warns against harsh nail filing, notes injury to the nail base worsens weak nails, and suggests regular garden or hand work to strengthen nails. He also clarifies parakeet disease risks and promotes mnemonics for arthritis resources.
Bee and jitterbug dance teased by scientist
Clips and quips note honey bees use a dance to communicate and compare the idea with another species, the jitterbugs. A tongue in cheek item mentions Jacqueline among Stevenson, Rusk, and Johnson with a daisy ragweed image. A minister admonishes a moonshine drinking Kentucky rifleman famed for his reputation.
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Jacqueline
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Hays News
Television Log Highlights Across Stations Friday Night
A list of prime time lineups across KOTV WDAF KOAM and other affiliates detailing shows from 6:30 p.m. to 11:15 p.m. including Rawhide Hallmark Hall of Fame Route 66 Twilight Zone Lady by Choice and more. Programs span westerns dramas comedies cartoons sports and news with multiple channels listed.
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Jack Paar
Television listings preview major dramas and sports next week
AP previews next weeks TV events including NBC Hall of Fame special The Joke and the Valley with Stockwell Wynn and Mitchell. Kentucky Derby on CBS. Hoffa and Motley debate labor power on NBC. CBS Sunday features The Accused with Patricia Neway. Habib Bourguiba appears on Meet the Press. Shinkolobwe mine noted as a large uranium producer.
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New York
Dean Stockwell
Keenan Wynn
Thomas Mitchell
CBS
NBC
the Nation
Teamster
James R. Hoffa
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
A. H. Motley
Patricia Neway
Habib Bourguiba
Tunisia
Whispering Smith
Audie Murphy
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