Sedgwick county to publish open records of commission actions
The Sedgwick county commission adopts a public meeting schedule from Mondays to Thursdays at 10 a.m. A deputy county clerk will record actions and complete minutes will be available to press and public, a move the Hutchinson News calls long overdue for open government. The editorial notes the change could inspire other counties to adopt similar transparency.
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Sedgwick
Hutchinson
Kansas
Bible Verse Meditation for Today
A daily biblical verse emphasizes walking in light and refraining from hatred toward others. The message from I John 3 9 urges readers to embrace brotherly love and live in truth rather than darkness.
Lunatics and bi focals and a wary view of officers
A sardonic column notes that visiting the moon would earn the term Lunatics and jokes about Fifth Amendments in investigations. It observes bi focals among visionaries, Dorothy Thompson's retirement to write an autobiography, and private New York offices without desks. It questions Lebanon troop withdrawals and cites a Canadian poll where 49 percent of housewives would not marry again.
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New York
Spin of the earth slows yet locals keep moving faster
In editorials from Wellington News and Wichita Eagle, writers note the world’s spin appears to slow while residents and officials keep spinning through tasks. The pieces highlight stubborn questions facing Washington and the persistence of everyday activity despite uncertainty.
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Wellington News
Key
Washington
Wichita Eagle
Court Obedience Debate Warns of Constitutional Obligarchy
J G McElhinny of 714 S Lafayette argues the Americanism Commission report shows the Supreme Court bypassing Congress and acting like a constitutional obligarchy. The letter criticizes the court for original authority, questions Bill of Rights impact on immigrants and Red men, and notes a drift from the so called nine old men era.
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the Tribune
Americanism Commission of the Legion
U. S. Supreme Court
Congress
Department of Government
J G. McElhinny
S. Lafayette
South Evergreen Improvement Contract Let by City
A contract for the improvement of South Evergreen from Main to Ist was awarded by the city commission. Work includes grading curbing guttering and paving with concrete not exceeding 13 feet each side of the current surface. D E Minton of Parsons was the successful bidder at 1386.25 dollars.
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Ist
City Commission
D. E. Minton
Parsons
Erie
J. F. Walters
Ed Fletcher
Charles Cunningham
J. Lloyd Mason
F. E
John Lynch
Lahore Township
R. A. Butler
Centerville
Henry Perry
Walnut Grove Township
J. E. Christie
Thayer
Roosevelt Pta
W. A. Baldwin
Harold Snyder
T. E. Ogden
C. P. Canady
Lester Welch
Claude Roberts
J. E. Frederick
Snyder
Radford's push to back Nationalists shapes Asia policy
In a view tracing policy to 1950s era, Admiral Radford pressurized President Eisenhower to back Chiang Kai-shek's Nationalists and retake the Chinese mainland. Pearson notes ongoing concerns about provoking war over Quemoy and Matsu, with Dulles and Nixon aides weighing recognition and UN inclusion for Red China.
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Washington
USA
China
National Security Council
Quemoy
Matsu
Napoleon
Ike
United States
Tom Dewey
Lucius Clay
U. S
Germany
Paul Hoffman
Mosa
Korea
Dulles
Arthur Dean
Nixon
India
Pakistan
Indonesia
United Nations
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Republican Party
Arthur Radford
Pacific
Harry Truman
Air Force
Radford
Iwo Jima
Chiang Kai- Shek
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Omar Bradley
Chiang
Formosa
Dr Crane explains football drills and health benefits
Dr George W Crane argues football under proper coaching and equipment builds character and fitness. He cites safer play with dental aids, emphasizes team play and stronger hearts, and notes athletes’ lower risk from heart disease and better overall health, urging parents to support athletic participation.
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George W. Crane
Harry L
Dr. Crane
Lynn Waldorf
America's Atomic Scientists Dominate Geneva Exhibit
R. W. Clack reports from Geneva on the 1955 atomic uses conference. The U.S. pavilion showcases a pool-type Triga reactor and operating laboratory devices, surpassing England and Russia in demonstrable tech. General Atomic hosts the reactor while Argonne National Laboratory plans a training reactor.
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Tribune
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Switzerland
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Russia
Britain
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U.S
England
General Atomic
Argonne National Laboratory
Television Highlights from Chanute Tribune 1958 Schedule
Channel listings show Wednesay and Thursday daytime and evening programs across stations including KOTV WDAF TY KODE and WEDNESDAY. It lists Disneyland Ray Milland Decoy Tombstone Territory Harbor Command Millionaire and It Could Be You with various airtimes and network notes.
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Harbor Command
Highway Patrol
U. S. Steel Hour
Broken Arrow
Nuclear exhibit notes at Geneva conference impresses observers
Report from the first week of the conference highlights Argonne efforts to assemble and ship reactor components to Geneva and praises the U S fusion exhibits as comprehensive and leadership claiming. It contrasts with the Russian display and notes international admiration for U S technical leadership. The narrative also cites origins of key figures in nuclear physics and a Curie photograph addition.
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Argonne
Geneva
Radiation Laboratory
University of California
United States
U. S
Robert Milliken
Einstein
Chanute Tribune Editorial Hints at Kansan News
The Chanute Tribune references a forthcoming report likely to bring substantial and possibly surprising good news for Kansans. The piece notes readers should expect important implications for local lives and policy.
Two Candidate Teams In Demo Campaign
Frank Theis state chairman said Democratic candidates below governor will campaign in two teams following itineraries. The objective is to bring the merit of Gov Docking s administration and the need to extend and adopt the two party system in Kansas. John J Williams Arkansas City.
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Topeka
Frank Theis
Kansas
Docking
Theis
John J. Williams
Arkansas City
Campaign coordinator named for Democratic state ticket
An accountant has been appointed campaign coordinator for the Democratic state ticket. Williams, previously the Democratic candidate for state auditor in 1956 and keynoter of the 1956 Democratic Party Council, is the figure referenced.
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Williams
Democratic Party Council
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