Kansas Legislature Adjourns Without Key Bills
The Kansas Legislature adjourned with several important bills dead, including labor law gaps, workmen’s compensation, unemployment, a 75 cent hourly minimum wage, banning professional strikebreakers and pickets, and child labor changes. Education measures failing included raising the education building fund levy, adopting the foundation plan for state aid, and abolishing tax levy limits. The session saw unusual delays due to Senate deadline rules, plus time wasted during a brief Topeka visit.
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Letter to the Editor on a dog hit and run
An open letter from Mrs. K. J. Preucil and family denounces a driver in a dark-plasma woman and a light green Ford station wagon who struck their dog near N Main by the high school and drove away. The note urges kindness and vows to teach children the Golden Rule, recalling a similar incident a week earlier affecting a neighbor’s dog.
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Distaff Side and Local News Tidbits From Liberal
A collage of town notes mentions Money Lisa gadget alerts at stores and a teen babysitter offering tooth-pulling at low rates. Librarian and educator Brooks receives an 18 month fellowship at Ohio University while Ted Bergland starts as Seward County engineer on April 1. Charles Varco, Liberal attorney, to be inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers in Las Vegas this week.
JFK Ordered Lies on Cuba Says Editor Association
Drew Pearson reports that President Kennedy ordered misinformation during the Cuban crisis to mislead the public and possibly the enemy. A three way press phone link coordinated messages, with officials from the White House Pentagon and State Department controlling disclosures. The column traces past administrations denying or correcting reports and notes NIH researchers advancing disease cures.
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Automation and demographics mix in Hal Boyle column
AP dispatch notes automation displacing workers as the U S labor force grows from 74 million in 1980 to 87 million by 1990 and highlights hardest hit groups, plus a collage of offbeat views on Easter lore sleeping pills pigeon toes and famous quotes from Roosevelt and Will Rogers.
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Passover Drama in the Upper Room on Mount Zion
Thirteen disciples share the Passover as Jesus washes feet of Peter and Judas, predicts betrayal, and institutes the new covenant with bread and wine. He warns Peter of denial, offers a new commandment to love one another, and prepares the eleven for Gethsemane and departure.
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Supreme Court curbs prying into private groups in NAACP case
The Supreme Court overturned the conviction of Theodore R. Gibson, ruling that Florida lawmakers lacked a legitimate reason to demand the Miami NAACP branch membership list. The decision limits fishing expeditions into private associations, upholding free speech and assembly while noting the state may still investigate subversive activities with proper justification. In a separate note, two inmates escaped from a Missouri Federal prison medical center after qualifying for outside work, reportedly scaling a fence.
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