Long Opposes Hell's Canyon Dam in Senate Debate
Washington column notes Russell Long, a Louisiana Democrat, balks from Dems on Hell's Canyon dam in the Senate Interior Committee vote, urging immediate action. Other items include Rockefellers poker on the President's plane, Nixon era intel shifts, and Tito’s rent hikes anger Western diplomats.
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Estes Kefauver Comics Bar Incident in Hollywood Editorial
A Tennessee senator Estes Kefauver goes to Hollywood to rail at juvenile delinquency and answer ads. The piece critiques his media performance and links juvenile crime to home life, arguing ads distort truth and politics taints sincerity. It notes Kefauver should recall Davy Crockett’s motto and stop fishing for headlines.
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Divide And Conquer TA CORRESPONDENT TO The Denver Post
The Denver Post columnist laments many local taxes and proposes a single city income tax with one office. He notes public schools are funded by residents without children and questions the profitability of taxes like personal property tax after collection costs. He warns taxpayers would object to a lump sum.
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A-Bomb Test Story of Oswald and Harriet
A grim fable set in a lab and a test house follows two toy-like mice Oswald and Harriet who fall into a human made world. Their playful romance is cut short by a nuclear explosion as a mushroom cloud rises and hawks circle. The tale ends with a stark moral to beware of hawks.
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Modern Mining Madness Angers Kern River Canyon Rush
The Winfield Courier recounts a modern mineral rush as uranium seekers flood Kern River Canyon near Hobo Hot Springs California. Sheriff LeRoy Galven forms 53 armed guards to maintain order as a million dollar mine protected by preemptive blasting deters prospectors. The piece notes history's pattern of human pursuit in mining booms.
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State Revokes Two Liquor Store Licenses
TOPEKA The state liquor control director Charles W. Pratt revoked the licenses of two dealers. Owen T. Grattan Chapman lost his license after a Liberal drunken driving conviction. Albert L. Harper Independence had his license revoked for selling liquor to a minor.
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Garden City Telegram Local notices and subscription details
The Garden City Telegram provides daily news with standard notices and administration notes. Subscription rates are listed as seven dollars fifty cents per year, with distribution across Finney and nearby counties.
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Krupnick Guilty in Great Bend Drug Burglary
Attorneys for Gene Krupnick of Tulsa filed a motion for a new trial after he was found guilty of grand larceny in the Fed 5 burglary of a Great Bend drug store. About $4,000 in merchandise, $400 cash and $176 in narcotics were taken.
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Air force loss in India and global brief notes
Indian air force reports 15 airmen and four army personnel killed as two Dakota planes collided near Agra and burned. A separate note from Lahore confirms New Zealand expedition to Mount Masherbrum failed due to bad weather. London reports the death of Lt General Walter Lentaigne, famed Chindit commander in Burma. In Egypt, Je product irrigation will flood Seventeen temples including Abu Simbel, risking loss of Ramses II statues.
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Mass Strip Possible in New York
Laura A Cauble warned the City Department of Air Pollution Control at a hearing that sulfuric acid fumes may trigger a mass strip tease. She recalled nylon stockings disintegrating last year, noting women are largely clothed in nylon and questioning why clothing could fail.
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Traffic ticket is just a wee bit old
An El Dorado resident presented a traffic card claiming it was just received in a mall. The card dated May 1987 cited a two hour parking violation. No explanation was offered and the man was cleared of the citation.
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Cryptoquips from King Features Syndicate fun puzzle page
A dense Cryptoquips puzzle filled with wordplay clues across horizontal and vertical entries. The page lists clues, some with provided letter counts and partial solutions, followed by a stylized header about a rural equestrian contest and a note on distributed syndication.
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Davy Crockett Singing in Movie House Sparks Local Buzz
A theater manager notes children join in singing Davy Crockett during previews while a three year old across the street reports Davy Crockett chewing gum. The piece recalls editorials about trees and a Kansan column for Young Moderns, with breezy notes on linguistic quirks and a borrowed dictionary of kid terms.
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