Powell Critique: Harlem Voter Backing Rep Powell Under Fire
An editorial denounces Harlem voters for reelecting Adam Clayton Powell to Congress and argues Powell is a fugitive facing jail for criminal contempt. The piece criticizes Congress for tolerating his seat and elevation to a powerful committee chair, urging Kansas lawmakers to oppose him.
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Parable for a Father of a Coed by Marian Stolkopf
A humorous script for Dad's Night at Kansas University portrays a Hugoton father facing a coed daughter's independence. The tale shows parental concerns over finances and attire as the daughter pursues knowledge, with traditional wisdom and humor about a daughter's preparations for weekend festivities and potential romance.
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Cleve
Stoskopf
Garden Citian
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Marian Stolkopf
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FBI taps embassy wires in violation of world law in Dominican crisis
Drew Pearson reports the FBI tapped Dominican Embassy lines in 1961 after Trujillo's assassination. The move sparked U S and State Department alarm, prompted court actions, and raised questions about legality and diplomatic immunity while revealing further wiretaps on Dominican figures and other Baker related conversations.
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Oscar Ginebra
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Dean Rusk
Inter-American Development Bank
Jose Benitez
Puerto Rico
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Benitez
Bosch
Eighth in a Series 1 Will Prepare Myself
A motivational essay by Mike Rothenberg on unlocking latent talents. It cites John Milton, Beethoven, Franklin D Roosevelt, and William James to argue that success comes from developing chosen abilities despite handicaps. Encourages self analysis and initiative to rise above mediocrity. Copyright 1965 Cal Carnegie & Assoc. Inc.
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Dale Carnegie
Harvard University
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Cal Carnegia & Assoc., Inc
Beet Refinery Biggest News for Kansas Industry
A $20 million beet refinery to be built by Great Western Sugar Co. on a 640 acre site five miles west of Goodland is described as the state's largest industrial project of the year. State official Jack Lacy notes wide economic benefits for western Kansas from the plant, its by products, and increased farm revenue. Construction starts immediately.
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