Hazards of Hustling in a Kansas Town
Editorial outlines a Kansas community debating a downtown motor inn project funded by civic boosters. It cites fears of increased competition, higher taxes, wage and price effects, rent rises, and who benefits, with residents arguing over progress, job creation, and local control while the town remains static.
Atheists and Faith in Kansas Reflections from a Prairie Opinion
A kansas perspective contrasts atheists with Christian faith, citing figures like Carrie Nation and Dov Brinkley as rugged individuals. The piece argues religious belief versus non belief, praises moral integrity in atheists, and urges God fearing readers to reexamine convictions amid cultural tensions on the prairie.
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Kansas
Carrie Nation
Dov Brinkley
Stockton
Carl Brown
Harold Chapman
Bunflower Prairies
Speed
Bible Bell
Domestic Affairs Notes on Laundry Routines and Nostalgia
The piece recalls weekly laundry plans for a seven person family, detailing a Monday wash and Tuesday iron routine. Polly Torrence explains simplifying ironing and starching, while Mary Turkington reflects on domestic arts, school sewing memories, and a plea to focus more on typing over sewing. A reader comments on saving time and finding a good man, noting an expensive hobby.
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Polly
Elon
Toneka
Tim
Mandy
Pelly
Mary Turkington
Kansas Motor Carriers Association
Marvy
Cold War Defenses Near Soviet Borders Draw Close Inspection
Drew Pearson reports from Istanbul on U S and NATO forces along the Turkey Greece border. A fighter bomber squadron based near Langley Field flies 90 day rotations with atomic weapons ready, while Greek and Turkish aircraft stand alert. The piece notes the risk of accidental war, the test ban treaty and shifts in U S aid, and recalls past political debates over nuclear testing and defense policy.
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Azores
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Kennedy
NATO
Near East
U.S
United States
Constance Towers Pursues Stripping Role In Shock Corridor
Hal Boyle profiles Constance Towers once a child usher who lost a job after tipping a popcorn machine now proves versatile. The Montana native rose to TV and supper club fame, married Eugene C. McGrath, and alongside John Ford and John Wayne stars, takes the striptease turn in Shock Corridor. She trained with Pink Pussy Cat dancers to learn the routine and calls it a muscular form of exercise.
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New York
Constance Towers
Whitefish
Mont
Miss Towers
Pangma Insurance
Eugene C. McGrath
Kennedy
John Ford
John Warne
Constance
Los Angeles
Man to replace machine in space flight control
NASA flight director Chris Kraft says future flights by U S astronauts will rely more on human control than automatic systems. He cites Gemini and Apollo as progressing beyond Mercury, with man as the decisive element backing up autopilot. Astronauts Glenn Carpenter Schirra and Cooper shown overcoming reentry issues. Cooper's 22 orbit flight concluded last May. Gemini to launch two men in one capsule, first flight in about 14 months.
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U.S
Chris Kraft
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Manned Spacecraft Center
United States
Mercury
Kraft
John Z. Glenn Jr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Leroy Gordon Cooper Jr
Cooper
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