Kansans May See Major Court Reform Proposed
The Kansas Bar Association urges a constitutional amendment to modernize state courts. Proposals include non-partisan district judges and magistrates, new intermediate appeals, consolidation of inferior courts into local magistrates courts, and empowering the Supreme Court to standardize procedures. Beneficiaries would be the people through faster, clearer justice. critics seek broader reforms such as separate family courts in larger areas.
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Kansas Bar Association
Supreme Court
Justice of the Peace
Kansas
Bitter Lesson From a Faulty Custom Fit Sale
Mrs. Carl H. Christensen recounts purchasing custom made clothes from Western United State Knitting Mills. She paid $262 since February, saw poor fitting garments, returned them, and was told to have measurements redone next spring. She warns others to beware of fall and spring in town sales and to avoid similar fraud.
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United State Knitting Mills
Carl H. Christensen
Anderson
Unusual Gifts Parade at Joy Stilley’s New York Shop
Joy Stilley reports an eclectic holiday scene with gifts ranging from a life size Santa made of plastic to an 18 inch Tong electric back scratcher. Also offered are a toothbrush holder like an antique, cozy duster slippers, a long handled shoe buffer, a red felt rug with name, and candles shaped like a question mark. The piece notes port history of the first US Europe air service departing from Port Washington in 1939.
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Joy Stilley
NEW York
Santa
United States
Europe
Port Washington
Long Island
Pearson: Vietnam aid failed in eighteen years of effort
Drew Pearson argues that after a long run of Western aid and advisers, South Vietnam remains worse off than after World War II. He cites bipartisan mistakes from 1953 to 1964, U.S. funding levels, and the uncertain political situation, noting limited gains and rising calls to turn the problem over to the United Nations.
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Washington
Vietnam
United States
South Vietnam
John Foster Dulles
Indo-China
France
John F. Kennedy
Cuba
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Eisenhower
U.S
Kennedy
Jfk
Diem
U. S
International Control Commission
North Vietnam
Congress
United Nations
Joint Chiefs
Southeast Asia
Castro
Latin America
Criticism and Purpose of the United Nations Outline
Senator Jim Pearson writes from Washington that criticism of the United Nations is widespread yet notes some objections have merit. He stresses the UN is not a world government or a binding authority on U.S. policy but an instrument to reconcile differences peacefully.
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United Nations
Jim Pearson
Kansay
Washington, D. C
U. N
NATO
Pearson
Republicans Struggle to Build Voter Appeal in Split Era
AP analysis outlines how Republican disunity between Goldwaterites and anti Goldwater supporters weakens policy leadership. With Democrats controlling the White House and Congress, Republicans face dilemmas over unity, leadership, and presenting a convincing policy program ahead of elections.
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James Marlow
Washington
House
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Republican National Committee
Dean Burch
Burch
Goldwater
Charles A. Halleck
Congress
Roosevelt
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