Whensin Doubt Investigate Editorial Critique
The piece questions Congress and officials Wilson Dulles and Eisenhower for pushing a Japanese trial of an American soldier who killed a scrap hunter. It argues Congress overreacted with “martyrdom” rhetoric while a Japanese woman’s death over scrap illustrates the real, overlooked tragedy.
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Wilson
Dulles
Congress
Snes
Burt
Thias
Vermont
Ohio
Veterans
20Th Century Limited
Wilson & Dulles
Idenhower
Kansan Lt Governor Henkle Visited Town and Reflected on Office
The Kansas lieutenant governor Joe Henkle stopped in yesterday to chat at the Rotary Club and greet political allies. He noted his office holds limited day to day power, lamenting wasted time and calling for constitutional reform while expressing pride in his role and a hope future generations remember his tenure.
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Henkle
Kansas
Durbe
Rotary Club
Brother 2
Senate
Tme
Owers
Fillheim
Joe
Topeka
Leutenant Gover
Hal Boylee Bee of the Future in Books for Young Readers
A reader-narrator reflects on children’s literature and reading aloud to a child named Tracy Ann. The piece weaves opinions on libraries and the tension between moral lessons and engaging stories, citing a robin tale and a bunny story read aloud, with modern parenting and literacy themes. The voice questions culture, books, and the role of reading in shaping tomorrow.
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Jem
Tracy Ann
Alis
Jong Mhaiman
Williams Jennings Bryan
McKinley
Senators and congressmen struggle for access to Tice
Washington reports show the gap between lawmakers and budget talks. Roosevelt and Truman answered letters, but tensions rise as Eisenhower aides explain appointment limits. Notable public figures, like Powell and Boothe Tate, criticized Truman, while senators pressed for talks on DISCRIMINATION and Hell's Canyon. Generals Gavin and Twining clash next door at Fort Myer over missiles. Secretary Dulles fights a 19 million dollar budget cut, restoring five million after a call to John Rooney.
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Washington
Tice
Roosevelt
Truman
Almos
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Clare ‘Boothe Tatee
Connecticut
Eisen
Dave Beck
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs
James Gavin
Army
Gore
Fort Myer
Gavin
Air Force
Dulles
State Department
John Rooney
Brooklyn
Rooney
Lake Ontario
Adenauer
Distaff Tales From a Home Town Visit
Margaret McGaugh of Simla Colorado visited Garden City and urged kitten placement while showing lasting ties to her old home. She founded a Simla historical society and organized preschool classes on her farm, aiming to keep ties with Colorado roots.
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Margaret
Wesley
McGaugh
Simila
Colo
Colorado
Cat Placement Bureau
D.h
Finney County
McGaughs
Louise
Turna
Simla
Margaret McCombs
G. C. High School
Amy Gillespie
Garden Citian
John
Tim Bi OG Best the Weathers in Studio Schedule
Daylong NBC broadcast slate lists Tim Bi OG and Tony Jewell with Weather segments and news blocks. Programs include Weatherman, Truth or Consequences, One Man's Family, Bandstand, and daily NBC News rounds with multiple music and variety slots.
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Fhursday
Tim Bi OG
Tony Jewell
Moralni
Igen Jewell
Morgsan Beatty
NBC
Waltem
Bundie
Rover
Baltimore
Kan
Maary Blaine Pas
Weatherman
Oka
Oe Tennessen
Rex
Rts
Eom
Dune
Ray Hudaon
Hudson
Zony Jewell
Smiley
Etus Bacikorlat
Pepper Youngs
Dr. Gentry
Aiece
Church of
Richard Harkness
NEC
the Weatherman
Tony Jewell Resorts
Morgan Beatty
Man's Family
Waltera
Beaton
Kansan
Bears
Bob Wells Rert
Ktul Editorial
Gene Fullmer
Tiger Jones
Spt
Carousel Abi
Newa
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Tha Telegram Publishing Company
Hal Boylee
New York
Bunny
Rabbit
Spaddy
dioGhizaz Paz
Taveis ‘Hitiont Oe
Associated Press
Patebeas AU
Irene
Cn Perenne
Pep Ree
Beck
Saya
Pittsburgh
GOP
James G. Fulton
U.S
Marshal Tito
Yugoslavia
Tito-land
Fulton
Hungary
Yugolavia
Tito
Sweeten
Holly Sugar
Nestle
Nescafe
Cello
Weiners
Garden City
Sean
California
WELCH
Con
Spencer's Food Store
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