Pearson calls for peaceful path for Cuba post Castro
Kansas Senator James Pearson promotes a measured plan to save Cuba rather than destroy it. He urges the OAS to work with Cubans on a broad survey of Cuba’s economic social and political life similar to postwar Europe studies, aiming to restore democratic foundations and offer a viable alternative to Castroism.
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Castro
Organization of American States
Western Europe
Organization For European Cooperation
Family of Nations
Pearson
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Europe
Spain
U.S
United States
Young But Hard TP Burglaries Stun Kansas City
A trio of youths ages 11 14 and 36 carried out an $1800 burglary last week in Kansas City. The writer warns that parental guidance and responsible upbringing are crucial to curb rising delinquency and prevent bad influences from shaping younger offenders. The piece urges vigilance and accountability beyond one’s own child.
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Kansas City
Garden City
Eerie
Finney, Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Flanntes Kearny
Grant Haske
Gray Counties
Kansas
I Telegram Motor Carrier
Ely
Distaff Humor and Local Doings in Mon Week
Weather disrupts morning routines as families rush to school. Drive In Theater previews The Manchurian Candidate. Milk safety tips and floor care musings from Rolla Missouri appear alongside crowd notes on Mrs Mur’s atheist center plans. Christian discourse, tuberculosis volunteers, and Red Cross Bloodmobile dates wrap this community roundup.
Hal Boyle Says Things We Can Do Without
AP report notes ideas and comforts some people and families can discard, citing Franklin D Roosevelt era figures and lifestyle as a backdrop. The piece surveys social habits, personal choices, and public expectations during a historical period, with a wry, reflective tone.
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New York
Franklin D
Roosevelt
Truman Opposes Tax Cut Until Budget Fully Balanced
New York AP reports former President Harry S. Truman opposed cutting taxes until the budget is balanced. He criticized an $11 billion proposed tax reduction, saying, I am old-fashioned. You should pay in more than you spend.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Congress
Truman
Gas Tanker Crash Sparks 5600 Gallons Fire Fire on Highway
A tanker overturned on U S 56 near Great Bend Kansas spilling 5600 gallons of gasoline. Officials set the fuel ablaze to remove it. Driver Clarence H DeWitt 40 of McPherson KS suffered shock and cuts and was hospitalized. Police closed the highway for about eight hours as crews burned the spill about 17 miles south east of Great Bend.
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Great Bend
Kan
U.S. 56
Clarence H. DeWitt
Consumers Cooperative
McPherson
Franco softens grip as Spain edges toward more democracy
Drew Pearson argues Franco’s Spain has relaxed policing and censorship, with a larger role for commerce and labor bargaining. Generals Munoz Grandes and other ministers push reforms, including press easing, tariff shifts, and education gains. U.S. bases and tourism spur prosperity. Madrid and coast resorts expand.
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Spain
Alberto Allastres
Navarro Rubio
Lopez Bravo
Industry
Manuel Fraga
Columbia Pictures
Columbia
Gregory Peck
Anthony Quinn
Emerie Pressburger
Franco
Washington
Antonio Garrigues
Congress
Madrid
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