For Our Own Good Policemen Use Bait in Topeka
Garden City Telegram editorial argues police used young boys as bait to trap a sex offender in Topeka. It defends the tactic as necessary to obtain concrete evidence, protect society, and secure treatment or confinement as appropriate, while distinguishing from mere arrest for law enforcement.
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Javice
United States
West Germany
A.B.S
Henry Reuss
D.wis
Reuss
Government Operations Committee
True Divorce and early party thoughts in a family column
A lighthearted column recalls a new pulp title True Divorce arriving this summer, plans a November birthday for a six year old, and reflections on WWII rationing and school test questions. The piece notes a haunted house at Eleventh and Elm and jokes about a ghost setting a fire.
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Kilroy
Bull Run
Save Your Eyes Avoid Direct Sun Eclipse Viewing
The National Society for the Prevention of Blindness urges against looking at the sun during the eclipse. Eye experts disagree on safe options, but sunglasses or smoked glass offer no protection. No remedy exists for retina burns, so avoid viewing to protect vision.
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National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Society For the Prevention of
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A.B.S
Earl Wilson
R-Ind
Pentagon
NBC
RCA
Ike
CG. J. Hagerty
Aflcio Building Trades Department
Kennedy
National Labor Relations Board
Howard Jenkins
US Bureau of Labor Management
Building Trades
Rights notice for Associated Press material
Member of The Associated Press is entitled to reproduce all focal pens printed in this newspaper and all AP news patches. All rights of publication of special dispatches are reserved.
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Associated Presy
Senator Pastore's Daughter Lands Summer Gov Job
Drew Pearson writes Senator John Pastore of Rhode Island used his influence to secure Frances Pastore a $72 weekly summer clerical post with AID in Washington. Frances, 19, later moved to the State Department, amid staff reshuffles, prompting criticism from aid workers over favoritism and concerns about nepotism in government appointments.
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John Pastore
Rhode Island
United States
Senate
Strom Thurmond
CBS
Frank Stanton
White House
Frances
Marymount College
New York
Annex I
State Department
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Senate Appropriations Committee
Pastore
ALD
Asbell
Postponed joys and fantasies in Hal Boyle column
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle muses that life’s greatest joys lie in postponed dreams. He catalogs whimsical wishes such as running a Timbuktu motel, serving in the Foreign Legion, finding a dream girl, or writing a book on doing nothing and being happy.
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New York
Timbktu
The
Foreign Legion
World Today Washington Demonstrations Pose Questions
AP News Analyst James Marlow reviews four key uncertainties amid Kennedy’s stance on a large August Negro-led Washington march. He notes peaceful conduct, congressional action, and potential reactions if civil rights legislation falters. The piece ends by citing the Dix River Dam in Kentucky as context.
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Associated Press
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
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Capitol
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