Obvious Majority in Kansas Time Zone Debate
The Department of Transportation rejected the Kansas Legislature petition to shift the Central Mountain time boundary to the Kansas Colorado line. Officials ignored widespread Western Kansas preference for Central time, observing that about 90 percent of Mountain zone counties had chosen Central time since World War II. Enforcing the line would force 15 counties to change watches, a chaotic outcome.
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Department of Transportation
Kansas
Kansas-Colorado
DOT
Distaff Side and a Smorgasbord of Family Life
A light weekly column notes a family’s week shaped by grocery ads and meals for 21 future feedings. It mentions aging children, kitchen duties, and a humorous exchange about grace after a busy week of cooking. Events include a summer subscription mix up with The Weekly Reader, a pair of kittens needing homes, a small black puppy for give away, and a Red Cross Bloodmobile event planned for July 9.
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Prader
Weekly Reader
Toe
Life Is Made Up of Wonders
AP column muses on everyday paradoxes and oddities from gray hair to umbrellas and mother-in-law jokes. It notes curious facts about Illinois bankruptcies, Canadian lead production, Russian incomes, and Harvard Medical School’s 1782 founding as contrasting data points.
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York
TV Violence Erupts As Public Pressure Is Urged
Drew Pearson reports heightened TV violence amid Kennedy anger. ABC NBC CBS trimmed assassinations from select episodes but resumed heavy violence as sponsors and audiences drive profits. He urges public action against sponsors to curb harm to children.
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ABC
Will Sonnett
NBC
CBS
Networks
National Association For Better Broadcasting
Frank Orme
Association
Orme
Kennedy
Better Broadcasting Group
the Avengers
NABB
American Home Products
American Tobacco
Armour
Beecham
California Prune
Carnation
Champion Spark Ulug
Colgate-Palmolive
Dulout
General Electric
Goodyear Tire
Check for $20,000 lands in Spokane yard
Spokane police traced a $20,000 bank check found in the front yard of Victor H. Barry, a former teacher. The check was drawn to a mining firm and determined to be stolen after its discovery Wednesday afternoon.
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Spokane
Wash
Victor H. Barry
Barry
Work Addiction Believed Sweeping U S By Psychiatrist
Washington makes light of a claim by Dr Nelson Bradley of Illinois that work addiction grips the United States. The piece follows a writer who resists and then relents to his urge to type, noting the comedic clash between work and family life while satirizing psychology trends.
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Washington
Nelson Bradley
Illinois
United States
Bradley
The Needle: A Bright Static Patter of Wry Self-Deprecation
In a terse column, the speaker mocks self pity and medical worries, insisting readers keep his coronary condition private. He quips that sharing woes only multiplies trouble and refuses to brag about his health, addressing readers with wry humor.
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Grace
Sy Huelskamp
Koke
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Hal Boyle
Harvard University Medical School
AL Times Syndicate
Naty
Bat
Drew Pearson
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Alberto Culver
American Motors
American Oil
Anheuser-Busch
Beecham Products
Black Drug
Buick
Formula 409
Gallo Winery
General Foods
International Playtex
S.C. Johnson
Norwich Pharmacal
Charles Pfizer
Polar
FCC
Kenneth Cox
Nick Johnson
Johnson
Johnson-Cox
Art Buchwald
U.S
Ladies Home Journal
Newsweek
the Needle
Vy Hartacottin
Garden City Telegram
Telegram Publishing Company
N. 7Th
Garden City
Bill Brows
le Roy Allman
John Frazier
Edlres
Lacaland Area College
Telegram Motor Carrier
Chrysler Motora Corporation
Five Points Motor Co., Inc
Jones
Garden City, Kansas
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