Back To Civvies editorial on Cordiner proposals
A Princeton graduate joins the air force but faces a potential drain of skilled manpower as Ralph J. Cordiner's group urges pay incentives and early civilian return options to reduce waste. Critics say the avoided budgets pale beside long term defense costs and lost pilot training.
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Princeton University
Air Force
Ouitset
Ralph J. Cordiner
Ssctie
Cordiner
Amilar
Irrigation Project Nearing Completion at Pratt Area
A Pratt-area irrigation venture grows from a notable farm achievement to a routine boom. The front-page report notes 60 acres north of Pratt irrigated with 74 acres slated for mile-wide soil bank use this year, underscoring irrigation’s huge regional impact.
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Tribune
Pratt
Farmers to Get Retirement Payments Totaling 230 Million
Farmers who agreed to retire land from corn cotton rice and tobacco will not be paid until late summer or early fall. Field agents must first verify agreements. Early checks for winter wheat aid were sent and transportation of grain continues. A separate report notes a hit and run fatality in Topeka involving Pittman Kelbe.
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Agiculture
Topeka
Pittman P. Kelbe
Wheatler
Garden City Telegram Public Dispatches Outline
fragmented text from a Garden City Telegram page mentions dispatches, subscriptions, and several names including Hamilton and Grant. It references Kansas areas and a weekly rate of $13 for a class matter, with scattered place names and associations.
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I Déstotien
Arden
Prayer for Christian Believers and Disciples
A devotional prayer reflecting on love from God through Jesus Christ. It seeks realization of God’s presence, invites Christ into hearts, and asks guidance to refine lives toward salvation, usefulness, and happiness as Christians.
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Jesus Christ
Dixie Republicans and Southern Democrats Collapse in Civil Rights Fight
A long alliance between Dixie Republicans and Southern Democrats fractures over the civil rights bill. Key players include Mississippi’s Bill Colmer and Eastland seeking jury-trial deals, while Lyndon Johnson shifts to push a compromise. The House collapse stems from party leaders opposing race-related measures and strategic moves around Niagara Falls and Hell’s Canyon.
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Washington
Mississippi
Bill Colmer
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Colmer
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Howard Smith
Virginia
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Virginia Sa
William Miller
Lockport
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Miller
Joe Martin
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Martin
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New Safeway opens. shoppers swarm for freebies and tours
In town the Safeway grand opening draws eager grocers to sample free bread tea bags balloons needles and cash register slips while other supermarkets offer specials and free meals. University of Nebraska drops non credit remedial science courses though English refreshers continue. Oleg Cassini jokes Bermuda shorts for certain figures. A microbiological engineer creates a beer named sassy in three flavors. Women may wear spats with autumn shoes. The musings end with a note that doing nothing is the hardest work.
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McCook
Neb
Harold
Stoner
Safeway
University of Nebraska
Clifford Hardin
Oleg Cassini
Opera Star Robbed at Home on Mulholland Drive
Danish-born opera singer Lauritz Melchior reported three gunmen broke into his hilltop Mulholland Drive home on Tuesday night binding Melchior his wife Kleinchen and two aides. They stole furs cash and jewelry valued near 250000 dollars before fleeing in an old sedan. The singer said a rifle and ammunition were taken from his cellar but no one was shot. In Cairo a separate item notes the Egyptian treasury took in 82000 pounds about 234000 dollars from a five day auction of King Farouk’s belongings left behind after exile. The sale included 1016 items, from goggles to diamond cups, with total intake exceeding face value.
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Miller
Mohawk Power Company
Figh
Rochester
N.Y
Ken Keating
Lea Arends
Illinois
Lincoln
John Dowdy
Texas
Jor Martin
Keeney
Republican Party
Hollywood
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Kleinchen
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Ont Mulholland
Adl
Newamen
Tennessee farm delegate urges off farm income plan
A Tennessee convention speech urges farm families to pursue off farm income opportunities citing equal value of dollars for meat health and education. Benlandson highlights government support and rural development during the meeting in Knoxv ille Tennessee.
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Tenn
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