Editorials for Allen Q. Allen for Jack Paar replacement
A letter argues editor Steve Allen should replace Jack Paar on the late night show. It notes Paar’s guests and ribald humor risk lowering dignity while praising Allen’s potential to raise decency. The piece asserts Allen could improve the program if offered the job and accepts.
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Qteve Allen
Jack Paar
Paar
Billy Graham
Jack Benny
Bob Hope
Red Skelton
Allen
Blizzard forecasts spark concerns over overhyped alerts
Weather predictions may trigger unnecessary preparations and worry when storms fail to arrive, though warned communities argue bold headlines protect cattle farmers and travelers across plains and hills from being stranded without aid.
Wish We Had Said It Elders Also Thumb Geographies
Topeka Capital notes high schoolers puzzled by Goa, Damon, Diy and the tiny Portuguese holdings in India. India warns of unrest and mentions force to join Goa with the rest of India. Portugal counters NATO would aid under Article 4 if trouble arises. The piece reflects global tensions and misread places.
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Topeka
Goa
Damon
Diy
India
Nehru
NATO
Fat Women and Generosity Say Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle jokes about generosity of fat women, dislikes cocktail canapes, and mocks various habits and quirks. He playfully critiques clinicians, calling out hospital patients, callers, and punctual critics while musing on aging, middle age, and everyday follies.
Garden City Telegram Carrier Rates for News Delivery
Publication notices detail weekly rates by carrier and mail across multiple Kansas counties and cities. It specifies Garden City 38 cents weekly, monthly advance, and 7.50 yearly, with local and out of town options. It notes Associated Press rights and publication dispatches reserved for cities with local carrier service.
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Garden City
Finney Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Hamilton
Argo
Grant Haskell
Gray Counties
Kansas
Telegram Motor Carrier Service Ia
Justice Department as Kennedy era political arm exposed
Drew Pearson outlines how the Justice Department operates as a political tool under the Kennedy era. The piece reviews a New York bribery scandal surrounding Congressman Keogh, connections to Franco lobbying, and past ties to Spain and gas interests, highlighting ethical questions about congressional influence and legal advice payments.
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Bobby Kennedy
Eisenhower
Republican National Committee
Dewey
Herbert Brownell
Truman
Howard McGrath
Democratic Nations
Post Office
Civil Service
Justice Department
Keogh
New York
John Cashmore
Brooklyn
Gene Keogh
Supreme Court
Pean
Sayng
Kennedy
Capitol Hill
Franco
Spain
Congress
Congressional
Madrid
Charles Patrick Clark
Clark
Charley Clark
Silas E. Chambers
Miami
FBI
Halpin
Distaff Side Highlights Young Social Set and TV Fame
A look at younger generation life with a kindergarten rep noting Car 54 watchers. Gar den City policeman Grover Craig returns home to a three year old asking, is your name Gunther. Up and Coming hostesses Cathy Carmichael and Chelle Ott throw a surprise party for Cathy Stengel. Dee Gardiner and Pam Leopold tease neighbor L. J. Heinemann about a haircut weight remark. Charley Robinson reports rumors of Santa Claus to classmates. Mona Marie Grimsley earns praise for her Junior High column.
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Wade
Muldoon
Gunther
Garden City
Grover Craig
Daddy
Dee Gardiner
Pam
Leopold
L. J. Heinemann
L. J
De Gaulle Resists Allies In Berlin Negotiations
Paris dispatch reports President Charles de Gaulle resisting Allied efforts for joint negotiations with the Soviet Union on Berlin. French officials say he does not block another American led attempt with Moscow. Western Allied foreign ministers pursue a unified policy as a three day North Atlantic Council gathering begins. Thompson is expected to handle East-West talks, but France can veto any Berlin compromise.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
Berlin
Moscow
Iruto
Germany
Atlantic
de Gaulle
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Thompson
France
Packers Sign No 2 Draft Pick Blaine From Missouri
The Green Bay Packers have signed their No 2 draft choice Ed Blaine tackle from Missouri. Blaine, 6 feet 2 inches and 230 pounds, will be tried at offensive guard. The club announced the signing Sunday night.
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SAN Francisco
Greek Bay Packers
Ed Blaine
University of Missouri
Blaine
Packers
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Drew Pearson
New Government
Washington
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Man Wag
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Los Angeles
Kear
United States
Cathy Carmichael
Chelle Ott
Cathy Stengel
Ron
Santa Claus
Charley Robinson
Bernice
Dave
Charley
Mona Marie Grimsley
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