Kaiser resigns as Kansas prison chief over reform failure
Editorial notes Robert J. Kaiser has quit citing frustration with Kansas lawmakers' failure to tackle prison problems. He pins blame on the legislature's inability to grasp the scale of the issue, archaic facilities, and underpaid staff. Penal reform has lingered on state agenda for decades without priority.
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Kansas
Robert J. Kaiser
Enormous Problem in Prison Reform Urges State Action
The piece argues prison populations can be reduced through better local probation and parole facilities and procedures and calls for keeping people out of prison and rehabilitating them in the community. It urges building a modern prison system focused on rehabilitation as well as punishment and presses candidates for governor and legislature to state their stance on reform.
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Kaiser
Senatorial Courtesy Delays Civil Rights Debate in Congress
The article mocks televised sessions and explains how a bloc of southern conservatives use senatorial courtesy to stall action on a civil rights bill. It notes 12 to 14 hour days, dwindling floor attendance, and predictable passage with minor dilution, while blaming both southern obstruction and liberal impatience.
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Arkansas
New York
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Alcott school building nears finish with concrete pour
Twenty five years ago the Alcott school project reached a milestone as the last concrete pour was completed aside from window sills. Subcontractors moved in to finish the structure while roof work and brick inner walls progressed.
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Alcott School
Truman Courageous President Reflecting On Eightieth Birthday
Washington columnist Drew Pearson recalls President Harry S. Truman, praising his courage on the Marshall Plan and aid to Greece and Turkey. Pearson notes Truman’s inconsistent moments but lauds his leadership that helped Western Europe stand as a bastion of free enterprise and independence.
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Gangrene in Elderly Diabetics Warned On Early Signs
Dr Molner explains gangrene risk for older diabetics, emphasizing early detection after foot injuries or infections. Discusses dry vs moist gangrene, circulation decline, and the need for urgent medical care. Also notes prevention steps and adds reader questions on milk, anorexia, varicose veins, and a plant pigment bloom finding.
Gainful Musical Route Taken By HAL BOYLE
At four Peter Nero toy xylophone at seven tunes on a battered upright piano by fourteen child prodigy awards and early fame. By twenty two he rejected classical concert aims and embraced a jazz infused pop piano niche. At twenty nine he performs year round, TV spots, albums, and scores while noting teen culture dominates the market and he still likes music despite Beatles appeal.
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Boyle
Nero
England
Truman's enduring vigor and legacy shape a veteran statesman
The reminiscence celebrates Harry S Truman as an unusually vital elderly leader. It cites his public service, wartime decisions, and postwar influences while highlighting his ongoing engagement with history, education, and the public. It recalls his health routine and leisure at his Independence library, reflecting on his lasting prestige and potential governmental utility.
Television log of KOAM TV listings by channel Friday schedule
A dense overnight and weekend listing from KOAM TV and WTWV TV detail hours by channel. It enumerates programs such as Destry Route 66 Bob Hope Theater McHale's Navy Alfred Hitchcock Tonight Show Hollywood Palace Bat Masterson Gunsmoke Wagon Train and many more across Friday Saturday and Sunday with times and channel designations.
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Route 66
McHales Navy
Alfred Hitchcock
Jack Paar
Weather Vane
Weather
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Bob Poole
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The Chanute Tribune Publisher and staff details
The Chanute Tribune lists publication info for Chanute Kansas including publisher Dwight MacCreight and staff across advertising news arts and circulation. It notes publication evenings except Sundays and that the paper is a member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations with subscription rates by county.
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