Landowner seeks gas purchase rights over pipeline crossing
A Haskell County landowner fights an easement attempt by a pipeline company. He rejects offered payments of 1.50 and 4.50 per unit as unjust, arguing the right to buy natural gas for irrigation should be his heritage. He opposes listing public convenience as a justification and calls for legislative action.
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Aew
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Southwest Kansas Royalty Owners Association
Pennsylvania
High Plains
They Need a Vision for Scott City Graduates
The Scott City News-Chronicle argues that schools of all levels produce graduates who must work to save the world. It asserts many students are lied to about graduation meaning success, urges youths to develop a true vision beyond mere goals, noting scientists say brains are underused and potential can be far greater.
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Scott City News-Chronicle
Scott County
Progress Underway In Dighton As Growth Expands
The Dighton Herald notes progress with a new Christian church to start soon after plan delays, a motel nearing completion, a western highway project to finish shortly, a fast rising highway shop and office building, a swimming pool slated to begin this week, and several new homes built in recent months signaling community progress.
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Dighton
Juxtaposed Quotes Spark Community Debate On Delinquency
Eureka Herald notes criticism can aid reform while warning against needless insults. Kansas City Star cites home school and church unity urging action on juvenile delinquency. Great Bend Tribune humorously contrasts circular season with a fishing night scene about bugs and fishermen.
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Kansas City Star
Great Bend Tribune
Harriman in Albany Aims for Steady New York Leadership
New York Governor Averell Harriman, a former diplomat and businessman, replaces Dewey as governor and shows a confident, reforming approach. Pearson recalls Harriman’s cautious start, his deep Foreign Service career, and his belief in firm US and allied resolve, noting his stance on Russia and the potential impact of future summits on policy and peace.
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Moscow
Western Powers Could Gain Advantage at Next Conference
Roscoe Drummond argues the West should seize the initiative at the upcoming Big Four conference. He urges demanding Soviet concessions to reduce Cold War tensions, listing eight proposed reparations and reforms including Baltic independence, Finland territory, Eastern Europe sovereignty, German reunification, troop withdrawals, abolition of Cominform, broader disarmament, and easing the Iron Curtain, with further cases of annexed lands cited.
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Poland
Romania
French police mass 2000 to curb Algerian unrest
In Paris, authorities deploy 2000 policemen to northern Algeria within 48 hours to quell fresh outbreaks amid nationalist guerrilla activity and terror. Aden reports tribesmen in upper Aulaqi state rebel, killing three guards and wounding another on a convoy near Madfid. In Tokyo, 36 bereaved spouses press for higher allowances as postwar inflation erodes payments. Divers recover a 154th body from the Shun Maru wreck with 19 still missing from the inland sea collision.
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Aden Protectorate
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Madfid
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Prayer From The Upper Route To Prayer
The text blends a prayer invoking Isaiah and Matthew with a critique of Potsdam terms. It argues the Kremlin will not concede and urges the United States to propose an agenda at a Big Four conference to force the Soviet Union to return to millions of people what it seized, framing peace as goal amid Cold War tension.
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United States
Harriman
Russia
Nixon
Soviet Council
Francisco
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Kremlin
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Sia
West
Romania
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Soviet Union
Crosswords by Eugene Sheffer Horizont 1 veal producer quest
Puzzle clues span across horizontal and vertical entries with numerous erroneous letters. The grid includes definitions for veal, wine descriptors, astronomical terms, and historic names, plus a cryptic instruction line and a closing note about a public figure.
Distaff Side Adults Smarter Than Three Year Olds
A neighbor teaches three year old Eileen Bauer to tell herself to go home when mother calls. Eileen later explains in a riot act on begging in stores. A mother cat ignores chores as she naps while kittens demand care, and Everett Miller aids by delivering a Rolla news copy to Charles Williams during city business in Garden City.
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