Historian Campbell chronicling Southwest Kansas history
Editorial notes celebrate Wayne M. Campbell as a veteran local historian and free lance writer for the Telegram. It reflects on his eight decades of work, his roles with the Kansas Abstracter and Kiwanis Buzz, and invites reader suggestions for future features. Progress in preserving regional history is highlighted as ongoing.
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LD News
Telegram
Finney County
Wayne M. Campbell
Campbell
Wayne
Orange
Baker University
K.U. School of Journalism
Kansas Title Association
Kansas Abstracter
Kiwanis Club
Southwest Kansas
Parole Power Question Faces Kansas Governor
The Kansas governor is faulted for granting paroles with the state Supreme Court urged to back a Shawnee County judge. Critics argue parole decisions should rest with the parole board to assess risk, citing a prior case involving a rapist parolee and a later revocation after a fake check incident.
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Kansas
State Supreme Court
Shawnee County
John Anderson
Docking
Parole Board
Remarks that stray from candidates teeth the audience
New York AP report compiles a string of sharp, satirical lines directed at presidential contenders. The quotes showcase voter commentary on image, credibility, and readiness, including jabs about appearance, pledges, and photo opportunities, reflecting a lively campaign chatter.
Byrd Tax Loophole Fight Faces U.S. Senate Clash
Drew Pearson reports on Senate efforts to plug yacht and private airplane tax deductions used by political figures and party operatives. The piece cites FCC Chairman John Doerfer, Storer Broadcasting, and GOP campaigns as examples while noting Byrd and Treasury friction. It also covers Thai royal visit expenses in California and Washington, detailing protocol funded hospitality and vehicle arrangements.
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Washington
Senate
Harry “Byrd
Virginia
The
Treasury
John Doerfer
Federal Communications Commission
Miami
Storer, Broadccasting Co
Storer
Uncle Sam
Sen
Joe Clark
Pennsylvania
Treasury Department
Jay W. Glasmann
Bob Anderson
GOP
Byrd
Thailand
Bhumibol
Sirikit
California
State Department
Los Angeles
Fole
Columbine
Pittsburgh
Unelé Sam
AMA to Intensify Efforts on Mental Illness
An American Medical Association official stated on Monday that the group will expand efforts to curb mental illness. The plan, grouped with alcoholism aid studies, is highlighted by Dr. Block, chair of the AMA committee, during a Boulder meeting. Dr. Vincent Askey notes the initiative is a key part of the AMA program.
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Byrd Forces
Byrd Committee
Boulder, Cola
Eamaeve
Block
AMA
Oo Ae
Cole
Olarago
Instituton Alcgholiam
Association
EB. Vincent Askey
Distaff Side reports on Freedom Land opening attraction
Eastbound visitors return with reports and color slides on Freedom Land in New York City. The 205 acre park replicates the United States map with miniature tours from Old Chicago to Old New Orleans and the Northwest Passage. Also notes local residents and happenings including Cherry harvests at Dr Sarboriya orchard, Florence and sidiebeddadeo- Buddy Burris at Center street home, Bruce Autler joining a Denver bank as teller, and new Elks lounge furniture on Kansay Avenue. 4-H club activities and kitchen remodels for Ann and Lyle Acworth are mentioned.
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United States
Chicago
Newark
Virginia
New Orleans
San Francisco
Indiana
Oyd
St. Catherine Hospital
Sarboriya
Florence and
Sidiebeddadeo
Buddy Burris
Dale Corley
Center Street
Bruce Autler
Garden City
Denver
Deane Wisley
Cub Scouta of America
al Dewey
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Marion
Elks’ Wth
Kansay Avenue
Ann
Lyle Acworth
Eisenhower lauds foreign trips despite Tokyo riots
President Eisenhower, praising goodwill visits to foreign leaders, said recent trips show value despite disruptions like Tokyo riots that led to Japan visit cancellation. He contrasted summit meetings with informal diplomacy and blamed Communists for instigating the unrest while noting Japan’s broad public support for him.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Japan
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Eigsenhower
Khrushchev
Russia
Associated Press
Nobusuke Kishi
Dr Barbara Moore Heads for Cumberland on Cross Country Walk
Dr Barbara Moore a 36 year old Russian born physician started a cross country walk from Markleysburg Pennsylvania toward Cumberland Maryland. After an 85 percent hour sleep and a hot bath she pressed on noting the mountains are exhausting and she would rather walk flat country. She paused in Markleysburg about 12 miles west of the Maryland border on U S 40 and Cumberland about 40 miles southeast.
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Markleysburg
Barbara Moore
Cumberland
Pennsylvania
Maryland
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Hal Boyle
New York
Ling Yai Pig
Apg
Othar Reg Rezen
Wichita Ton
V.s
Eithe
Drew Pearson
FCC
Byrd Big Business Clique
House
Senate Conference Committee
Berd Clique
Ment
Air Force
U.S
East
Freedomland
New York City
Disneyland
James Marlow
Howard D. Pollock
Optometrist
North Main Street
Derbyland
U.S.A
Abilene
Eisenhower Museum
Derby Super
Gree
Rome
White Sands
Hawaii
Midwest
Seavi
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