Judge Riggs Announces Juvenile Court Publicity Policy
Editorial notes Liberal Judge Sam Riggs will publish juvenile disposition records with delinquents, starting June 1, to address home factors. The policy applies to extreme cases only, with South West Daily Times advising cooperation, and cites Finney County's planned youth control officer as nearby progress.
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Riggs
Seward County
Sam Riggs
Liberal
Southwest Daily Times
Judge Riggs
Finney County
Rights and responsibilities in a democracy
The text argues that citizens enjoy rights but must bear daily responsibilities. Self-government requires informed actions, speaking out, and daily duty, not just voting every four years. It urges individuals to engage, inform themselves about local and national issues, and see themselves as integral to governance.
Narcotics crime and quirky facts headline a late column
Hal Boyle notes narcotics play a big role in 25 percent of U.S. crime while weaving odd trivia about albatrosses racehorse ownership and a New Mexico penitentiary miniature golf course. Includes quotes, folklore tips, and social stats from the era.
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New York
U.S
New Mexico
Santa Fe
Olathe approves 2.3 million water bonds
Voters in Olathe approved 2.3 million dollars in bonds to revamp the city water supply. The project adds a new source near the Kansas River at DeSoto, replacing the current two-lake supply.
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Olathe, Kan
Olathe
Kansas River
DeSote
Garden City Telegram Subscription Terms Advertised
Vague advertisement lists subscription by carrier and month in Garden City at $1.65, with other city rates and regional pricing. Mentions Finney Lane Scott Wichita Grey counties and multiple counties, plus yearly and monthly options, but text is garbled and incomplete.
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Garden City
Finney, Lane, Scott
Wichite
Realy
Fant Stearny
Grant Haske
Grey Counties
Tereal
Grea College
Mel
Friction Between FBI and CID Ties to Dallas Tragedy
Drew Pearson reports ongoing friction between the FBI and the Army CID over jurisdiction. The piece recounts Dunlap’s dual shadowing by FBI and CID, the deaths by own action, and calls for FBI control of defense criminal intelligence. The column ties the tensions to Kennedy era security debates and mentions key figures like Hoover, McCone, and Senator Cotton.
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Washington
FBI
Secret Service
Dallas
Edgar Hoover
Criminal Investigation Division
Army
Hoover
CID
Continental
United States
Defense Department
Fbi-Cid
Jack Dunlap
National Security Agency
Ft. Meade
Dunlap
Senate
USA
J. Edgar Hoover
LBJ and Aides Confer on Budget Plan
President Johnson convened five top aides at the White House to discuss the budget he will send to Congress next month. The session included Douglas Dillon Kermit Gordon George W Ball David E Bell and Roswell L Gilpatric. He was to ceremonially sign a bill authorizing 1 195 000 000 in federal aid for college classrooms laboratories and libraries and dine with FBI Director J Edgar Hoover.
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Johnson
White House
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Kermit Gordon
George W. Ball
David E. Bell
Agency For International Development
Roswell L. Gilpatric
FBY
J. Edgar Hoover
Thomas C. Mann
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Capitol
Crazy But He Kept on Cooking in Cold Weather
In Kansas City AP report, Thamas Root roasted a large pig outdoors despite seven degrees above zero. He started a charcoal and hickory fire at 8 a.m. and cooked for about 10 hours with 30 relatives and neighbors present in the recreation room, while plans and jokes flew around about the lengthy cooking time.
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Kansas City
Thamas Root
Root
Ian
Reading About Kennedy From A Topeka Column
Ada Montgomery recalls John F. Kennedy in Topeka six years ago as a sick U S senator. A student author mailed tax questions to the President and received a photo. postcard dated Nov 22 1868 marked the President’s death. A Saturday Evening Post memorial edition cites well known JFK writers.
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Ada Montgomery
Topeka
Texas
Maureen Gohn
Kennedy
The
Southwest Daily Times
Saturday Evening Post
Saturday Post
Jfk
Ruby Money Source Question Clouding Ruby Trial
Dallas AP report quotes District Attorney Henry Wade saying someone with lots of money wants Jack Ruby acquitted. Ruby hired multiple lawyers in California East Texas and Dallas and sought the best psychiatrist. Melvin Belli claims Earl Ruby arranged defense work and contemplates a $100,000 bond to secure bail for Ruby before the February trial.
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Dallas
Tex
Henry Wade
Jack Ruby
Wade
Ruby
California
East
Texas
Belli
Joe B. Brown
Rights March Cost to Taxpayers
Washington testimony shows the civil rights march on August 28 cost taxpayers 805000 dollars. Rep George Huddleston Jr Democrat of Alabama said he asked Comptroller General Joseph Campbell for a full cost accounting.
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Washington
George Huddleston Jr
Ala
Joseph Campbell
Hotline Extension Aimed at Johnson and Kennedy
A US USSR war threat line will stay in place as President Johnson inherits the system. The so called hot line links the White House and Moscow for instant telegraphic conversation if danger rises. The extension could include President Johnson’s Texas home, enabling continuous direct contact no matter where he is.
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Moscow
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Texas
U.S
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