Santa Fe Seeks to End Last Passenger Run
Editorial argues Santa Fe Railroad should halt the Kan sas City to Tulsa passenger service, calling it unprofitable and urging renegotiation of the 100 year old land grant compact. The piece suggests extra road crossings or a Fourteenth Street overpass and calls ICC action or new legislation to require railroads to reimburse public land gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Railroad
Kansas City
Tulsa
Santa Fe
Chanute
ICC
Step Down Abe Fortas Demands for Higher Court Integrity
The piece calls for Abe Fortas to resign from the Supreme Court over perceived conflicts of interest. It accuses him of greed and accepting money for speaking engagements and consulting, including a $15,000 speaker fee and $20,000 consulting payment later refunded after a time.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Fortas
Lyndon Johnson
Supreme Court
Abe
Pilot stumbles as TV season changes loom
AP report notes NBC failed to launch a new eastern series and used the pilot to fill a half hour gap by extending Father Goose. The piece also traces shifts in ABC and NBC schedules with Baby on the way influencing Bewitched and The Flying Nun, and explains Dick York’s replacement by Dick Sargent on Bewitched.
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Anderson & Co
NBC
Fred Gwynne
Sally Field
Steve Craig
Elizabeth Montgomery
Dick York
Dick Sargent
Darrine Stephens
Peterson Elected City Councilman In Lincoln Nebraska
Harry Peterson a former Chanute resident now in Lincoln becomes the first Negro elected to Lincoln city council. He is a Chanute High School graduate and a former Lincoln policeman now serving as public relations and personnel manager for Kings Food Hosts. He is the son of Mrs Bertha Peterson formerly of Chanute and now living in Lincoln.
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Chanute
Harry Peterson
Lincoln
Neb
Joseph Buford
W. Beech
Peterson
Chanute High School
King’s Food Hosts
Bertha Peterson
Trains Damaged as Power Line Falls at Parramatta
A 1500 volt power line toppled onto an electric train in Parramatta injuring 11 passengers who touched electrical fixtures and metal fittings. Firemen and paramedics attended the scene as crews assessed the damage and evacuated riders.
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Sydney
Australia
Parramatta
Indebted Man Would Pass on Neo Nazi Moves Behind Doors
Washington roundup reports deepening ties between Otto Otepka and neo Nazi circles as Senate actions unfold. Dirksen seeks Otepka promotion while Kennedy and Tydings press to view hearing transcripts. Liberty Lobby linked to Nazi causes and a new security act aims to expand Otepka’s reach.
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Washington
Otto Otepka
State Department
Tom Dodd
Connecticut
Senate Judiciary Committee
Everett Dirksen
Otepka
Sen. Dodd
Sen
Dirksen
Kennedy
Tydings
Jim Eastland
D-Miss
United States
Subversive Activities Control Board
Liberty Lobby
Willis Carto
Both
Imperium
John Norpel, Jr
Senate
Thurmond
Time of Test at Kansas Calls for Due Process
Terry Murphy argues the University of Kansas must apply due process in responding to 175 students who tore down a Memorial Stadium gate and halted a ROTC review. He warns vandalism and force are non negotiable and demands suspension fines or jail, upholding constitutional rights without trampling others.
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University of Kansas
Memorial Stadium
Reserve Officer Training Corps
E.U
K.U
South
Impetigo causes and skin infections explained
Doctor explains impetigo is a contagious skin infection from staphylococcus or streptococcus germs not limited to dirty conditions. It can spread via touch towels or instruments. barber's itch is impetigo. Antibiotics reduced cases, but transmission remains a risk especially in children.
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Dr. Thosteson
T.Y
Thosteson
Divine Resurrection Question Sparks Apostle's Defense
Verse from Acts 26 8 asks why it seems incredible that God could raise the dead. The meditation highlights faith and miracles as central themes.
Tribune Contact Details Prompt Action
Instructions urge calling the Tribune via phone or carrier. if unavailable, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Prime time lineup lists many study shows and films
Tonight on NBC CBS ABC and ABC stations a mix of talk and drama begins with Jerry Lewis and guests Lassie the Osmond Brothers and Gary Lewis on NBC at 6 30 Lancer follows on CBS as Murdoch reconnects with a widow in San Francisco 20 years on ABC Mod Squad features a dating blackmail decoy at 6 30 7 30 Julia competes on a dating show Red Skelton Maurice Evans and Shirley Bassey appear on CBS The It Takes a Thief on ABC involves a fake photo blackmail scheme at 7 30 8 00 an NBC movie Pink Panther plays on the Riviera Doris Day traps a ranch poacher on CBS New York Police Drama shows guns on the docks on ABC Then Thats Life on ABC with Dick Shawn Norm Crosby and Goldie Hawn At 10 30 Channel 5 airs All at Sea with Alec Guinness Massacre on Channel 6.
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Jerry Lewis
NBC
Lassie
the Osmond Brothers
Gary Lewis
Lancer
CBS
Murdoch
San Francisco
Mod Squad
ABC
Julia
Red Skelton
Maurice Evans
Shirley Bassey
Mundy
Riviera
Doris
Dick Shawn
Norm Crosby
Goldie Hawn
Alec Guiness
Dane Clark
TV Tonight Listings Show Classic and Movie Selections
A color six thirty schedule features Lancer and Mod Squad with Julia It Takes a Thief and Red Skelton later. Movie time slots include Doris Day and NYPD and 60 Minutes finalizes the lineup with Thats Life and News at ten.
Darstime TV Program Schedule for Weekdays
Monday through Friday listings show daily Darstime TV programs with expected airings and sequence. The notice outlines a weekday lineup, guiding viewers to the station's schedule published in Monday’s edition.
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Darstime TV
Television Log Highlights for Evening Schedule
The listing shows King Family and Good Guys, Beverly Hillbillies, Green Acres, Hawaii Five-O, The Outsider, Joey Bishop, Laredo, The Untouchables, News & Weather, Sunrise Semester and TV Playhouse across the day with movies and talk shows scattered between late night programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Family
Good Guys
Beverly Hillbillies
Music Hall
Green Acres
Hawaii Five-O
Joey Bishop
Laredo
TV Playhouse
Age Improves Touch Dealing with History
Morison’s new Harrison Gray Otis biography at 82 refines the original 1913 study. The reviewer praises the book’s grace and style, noting its framing of Otis’s Federalist era from Washington to Polk and its value for Jeffersonians and debates over states rights sparked by the Hartford Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Gray Otis
Samuel Eliot Morison
Houghton, Mifflin
Morison
Otis
America
Oxford
United States
Hisory
Boston
Washington
Polk
New England
Twenty Five Years Ago Draft Rule Tightens Induction Process
Tribune Files recalls a 25 year old note on Selective Service clarifying draft procedures. It explains reclassification from postponement to 2 A or 2 B and returning power to local boards. It also mentions an AAUW scholarship awarded to Joan Reno at Senior High honors assembly.
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Selective Service
W. Marcus Barbee
AAUW
Joan Reno
Sarah Haller
Classified Ad Deadlines Vary By Type
Regular classified ads are accepted until 9 a.m. on Saturday or the day of publication. Display classified ads have an earlier deadline, the day before publication.
Local Item Prices Noted in Shorthand Page Text
A fragment from a sale listing shows prices like five dollars fifty cents and thirteen and a quarter with a territory note of fifteen dollars. The readable line hints at a pricing table or sales summary but lacks full context.
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Joe Tydings
Maryland
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