Life Begins at Forty Mamma Gabor Puts Stress on Beauty
In Palm Beach Zsa Zsa Gabor and her mother Mama Gabor discuss aging and beauty. Mama Gabor credits midlife marriage and self improvement, stressing health, diet, and exercise as keys to lasting beauty. It highlights her praise of late marriages and balanced daily routine before shifting to a Kansas City wind storm report in Platte County.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Mama
Julie Gober
Europe
U.S
New York
Hungary
Mama Gabor
Kansas City
Platte County
Platte City
Supreme Court To Review Kansas Hugoton Gas Rule
The Supreme Court agreed to review a Kansas rule requiring each natural gas purchaser to buy equally from all wells in the Hugoton Field served by its pipelines. Northern Natural Gas Co. appeals a Kansas Supreme Court ruling validating a Kansas Corporation Commission order. The court will hear next fall. Justices Frankfurter and White did not participate. Northern argues the order pushes purchases beyond contractual obligations and intrudes on Federal Power Commission jurisdiction.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kansas
Kansas Hugoton Field
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Corporation Commission
Northern Natural Gas Co
Hugoton Field
Oklahoma
Texas
Frankfurter
White
Northern
Federal Power Commission
Truman Pays Tribute To College President
Kansas City AP report on Monday night dinner honoring retiring William Jewell College president Dr Walter Pope Binns. Former President Harry S Truman praised him as “a citizen, a good citizen” before 425 attendees and presented a thick volume of letters of appreciation from associates, students and alumni.
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Kansas. City
Walter Pope Binns
William Jewell College
Harry S. Truman
Binns
Pension funds not hit by declines in stock market
Despite a stock market break, pension fund assets and total bank savings rose in recent months. Corporate securities comprised 85 percent of pension assets at year end 1981, with 32.4 billion in total funds, up 3.7 billion from the prior year, while some funds hold as little as a third in common stocks.
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New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S
Cities Retain Safety Records in April Traffic Deaths
Chicago based report from RP states St. Louis Wichita and Topeka kept high safety records in April. St. Louis ranked second among cities 750000 to 100000000 population with 21 deaths per 10000 vehicles. Wichita second in 200000-300000 bracket at 0.8 and Topeka third 100000-200000 at 0.5. Overall 3110 traffic deaths in April, worst month of 1962 so far, up 4 percent from April 1961, bringing 1962 toll to 11360 through four months versus 10700 in 1961.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Wichita
Topeka
National Safety Council
Council
Cardboard Circus Fun Shows How To Make Parade Animals
CAPPY DICK explains a simple cardboard circus craft. Use two sided, foldable cardboard to form animals like an elephant with ears slotted in, a rider on a horse, and a cage. pieces are folded, cut, and slotted to stand upright for a playful parade display.
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Cappy Dick
CCC Inventory Tops $7 Billion
The Agriculture Department reports Commodity Credit Corp. holdings and loans total nearly 7.5 billion dollars as of March 31. Wheat, corn, and grain sorghums dominate the stockpile with billions in value and millions in loans. Butter cheese and dried milk are not loaned.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Commodity Credit Corp
Kansans Oppose Public Works Vote Split by Party
In Washington the Democratic senators from Missouri supported the administration public works bill while the Kansas Republicans opposed it. Only Senator James B. Pearson of Kansas voted, with Missouri’s Symington and Long and Kansas’s Carlson and Long pairing to nullify votes. The outcome depended on pairings and absent members.
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Washington
Missouri
Senate
Kansas
James B. Pearson
Stuart Symington
Edward V. Long
Frank Carlsson
Long
Carlson
Robert S. Kerr
Mike Monroney
Oklahoma
John L. McClellan
Arkansas
J. William Fulbright
Clown Figures Pasted Between Bars Crowd a Parading Row
A fragmented description notes a figure of a clown doubled and placed between bars in a cage, with others arranged in a line as if marching in a parade. The image shows repetitive figures and a sense of staged display within a cage-like setting.
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Young Hobby Club
CCC
Altra
Earty Fha
Larry ‘Kleisen
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