Editorial on Kansas justice reform conference
Editorial links Kansas justice issues to national concerns citing a Lawrence conference on improving swift fair justice. It criticizes overloaded and underqualified courts including police judges and justices of the peace, urging a concrete reform program to restore respect for law and adopt Warren Report lessons.
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Kansas
Dallas
Citizens’ Conference
Administration of Justice
Lawrence
Justices of the Peace
Why widen Main street in a senior town plan
Mrs Rex Smith argues against widening Main Street citing Chanute’s aging population, urged manufacturing jobs to retain youth, reduce delinquency, and keep young people from leaving. She urges local hiring and homegrown business to boost pride and economy.
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Main Street
Chanute
Rex Smith
S. Central
That Woman and the Coffee Meeting
A woman delays a meeting with the narrator as she frets over minute timing and mishaps. She rummages through a bag, asks for a dime to make a call, and departs after hinting at a whispered secret from Grace. The piece ends musing on powdering noses as a beauty parlor service.
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Grace
Chanute pay day brings eager teachers to banks
Twenty five years ago in Chanute the first payday of the 1939-1940 term saw teachers and staff cash checks, open bank accounts, and a district payroll around 12000 dollars monthly. Leroy Butler and wife welcomed a 62 pound son Edward Leroy. Shucking corn yielded 30 to 35 bushels per acre. Chanute ball club played 59 games against teams from 13 states, including Detroit visitors posing as Zulus.
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Chanute
Leroy Butler
N. Lincoln
Edward Leroy
N. C. Mintz
Chanuteball Club
Oregon
Georgia
Arizona
Detroit
Mich
Psalm 11 1 praise verse in assembly
A Bible verse from Psalm 11 1 urging praise to the Lord with the whole heart among the upright and the congregation in worship setting.
Boyle's Middle-Age Showings By HAL BOYLE
New York AP columnist HAL BOYLE lists signs of middle age. The piece notes small daily disappointments and humor about preferring routine over novelty, with casual reflections on aging, work, and leisure.
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Hal Boyle
New York
To Your Good Health Rehabilitation Centers Help Stroke Patients
A reader describes a stroke on the right side and recovery through a 28 day rehabilitation center program with physical and occupational therapy. The patient details exercises, accommodations, insurance coverage, and gradual return to self care, noting ongoing limitations and independence.
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Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Dr. Molner
K. B
Miller stirred by Texas crowd touts Johnson deeds
A Washington journalist exposes that GOP hopeful Bill Miller waved Lyndon Johnson’s racial restriction deeds at a Texas Republican rally while privately discussing his Bethesda Maryland home with a real estate broker tied to restricted properties. Miller had bought into and lived in several areas with anti Negro covenants, raising questions about consistency and candor. The piece links Miller’s public stance with his private dealings in restricted housing and notes his continued residence in similarly restricted communities through 1958.
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Drew Pearson Washington
Bill Miller
GOP
Dick Archibald
The
Union Wadding Co
Lockport, N.Y
Bill
Texas
Miller
Austin
Lyndon Johnson
Washington
Ted Lingo
Jack Anderson
Maryland
Lingo
Anderson
Cogress
Bethesda
United States
Johnson
Congress
North Overlook Drive
Alexandria
Lockport
Calvend R. Kensington
Rock Creek Hills
Radnor Road
Which War Was That Pop Middle Age Reflection
A voiceover satirizes middle age highlighting slowing steps and changing habits. It notes smaller haircuts quicker gatherings, more hospital visits, wiser shopping lectures, and preferring home leisure over outings. The piece ends with a rueful line about war reminiscences and aging.
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Pop
Weekend TV Guide Highlights From Local Stations
A detailed Friday to Sunday schedule lists programs across KOAM and Channel 2 with times and lineups. Notable items include Rawhide, The Entertainers, Gomer Pyle, Jack Paar, Tonight Show, Gunsmoke, Wrestling, Jackie Gleason, and NFL Football among others, with film shows and public affairs programs scattered throughout.
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Porter Wagner
Flintstones
Jackie Gleason
Lawrence Welk
McHales Navy
Kode
Top TV Shows Highlight Saturday Lineup Then and Now
Baseball fans can view Cleveland at New York and a college game airs this afternoon with Air Force against Colorado State. The movie feature Strategic Air Command stars James Stewart June Allyson and Frank Lovejoy. Stewart earns seventy thousand dollars yearly as a ballplayer, but the Air Force recalls him to serve twenty one months as Lieutenant Colonel. Gunsmoke features Quint’s peril and Maurice Chevalier hosts Hollywood Palace with Jane Powell, Rowan and Martin, an acrobatic act, and a juggler among others.
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New York
Air Force
Colorado State
Strategic’ Air Command
James Stewart
June Allyson
Frank Lovejoy
Stewart
Quint
Maurice Chevalier
Hollywood Palace
Jane Powell
Rowan and Martin
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