Upgrading Movies in Civic Groups
Editorial notes Robert G. Konzelman of the American Lutheran Church urges civic and church groups to band together to support wholesome films. He argues that censorship and boycotts fail because studios aim to maximize profit, with theater managers acting as real estate agents. Communities should foster group support to help the film industry profit while aiding social goals.
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Robert G. Konzelman
American Lutheran Church
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
Garden City
Kansans Vote On Five Constitutional Amendments Tomorrow
Tomorrow voters will decide five proposed amendments to the Kansas Constitution. The changes aim to streamline the document by removing obsolete language related to dueling and public welfare, update terminology, repeal outdated farm home assistance provisions for WWI veterans, remove the state census from the constitution, and abolish the old legislative apportionment section. The notices also include a pet adoption listing: two German Shepherds and a five-kit litter from a farm, call 276-8832.
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Kansas
Thailand burns 26 tons opium amid duplicitous claim
Washington and Bangkok hailed a 26 ton opium bonfire as proof Thailand fights heroin flow to the United States. CIA sources say most of the so called opium was fodder. five tons of actual opium were misrepresented as 26 tons, netting smugglers over 2 million dollars.
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Washington
Bangkok
State Department
Congress
U.S
CIA
Kachin
Shan
Chiang Mai
Sully the welterweight with a worldly punchy faith
Jim Bishop profiles Sully, a punchy welter with a checkered past and a curious faith. The piece blends humor and pathos as Sully wanders churches seeking validation, courts priestly encounters, and muses on heaven while flitting between boxing and oddball anecdotes.
Needham Leads NYSE Toward Central Market Vision
James J. Needham, new NYSE chairman, faces the challenge of shaping a central market system as outlined by the SEC. His stance favors merging exchange groups into a stock corporation with seats valued for pro rata shares and eventual dissolution of existing exchanges. The plan aims for a slow, controlled evolution to protect capital markets and the economy while brokers anticipate reform.
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NEW York
James J. Needham
New York Stock Exchange
Securities and Exchange Commission
Needham
SEC
NYSE
Midwest Exchange
Pacific Coast Exchange
American Management Association
Cryptoquip Puzzle Clue From 1972 Hawaii Tourists
A cryptic clue collage references a Saturday cryptoquip headline about a Hawaiian tourist greeting hula dancers. The fragment lists crossword cues and a cryptogram clue HequalaS, suggesting wordplay and a playful era tone from King Features Syndicate.
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Awed Aloha
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Hequalas
Before you vote at the polls consider your own actions
The letter by Alice Stetson urges readers to examine conscience before voting, challenging behavior at intersections, manners, clothing, church motives, financial choices, and political alignments. It calls readers to personal accountability and to participate in elections to shape the country.
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Sully
Heaven
Sally
Progress
Alice Stetson
N. Main
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