Lawrence Daily World notes 1864 origins and US China talk
The Lawrence Daily World from 1864 details editor names and subscription rates and reports on Senator George urging negotiations with Red China amid Eastern tensions. It questions whether communist openness means peaceful intent and ponders the risk of talks with red China versus maintaining frank discussions.
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George
Senate Forign Relations Committee
United States
Georgia
Red China
Cho
Red
Radio and TV Programs Across Stations Lisa April 25 26
A readable schedule lists Allan Jackson and Morgan Beatty among anchor lineups on WDAF KMBC WREN WDAV and others. Evening and late shows feature Lone Ranger, Files on News, Talent programs, wrestling, and theatre listings across multiple stations for April 25 and 26.
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FMMU
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KMRC
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Tello Test
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WDA
Morgan
North
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Tenry Do
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Mac
Leon Wren
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Murrow
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Winga
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Peng
RM BU
Elle Teast Wdan
KMBV
Tone
Morgan Beatty
Keane
Minny
Meier
Bing Creslow
Alarch Kraibc—Grable & Fanes
Arabs Adopt Arabic Terms For Alcohol Names
The Arabic Language Academy in Cairo will insert foreign alcohol terms like whiskey cognac and beer into Arabic vocabulary. The plan keeps whiskey and cognac pronunciation while beer will be pronounced beera, reflecting religious prohibitions on alcohol. The change prompts questions about cultural influence and global connectivity.
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Arabic Language Academy
Cairo
Kansas to reform driver license renewals with birthday based fees
Kansas will switch to a birthday based renewal fee plan for drivers licenses. Fees will range from 30 cents to 11.50 with licenses expiring on the holder's birthday. In 1957 all applicants revert to the $1 two year renewal.
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Kansas
British Election Laws Compared With American Practice
A summary of British election rules notes 630 Commons constituencies voters may choose non residents and any adult can run. No primaries and a 420 deposit on nomination with refund if winning or surpassing one eighth of votes. Deposits forfeited if below that threshold go to the treasury to curb risky candidacies. It contrasts with American primaries and crowded ballots, then touches on Abilene Reflector’s remarks on local memorials and Kansas Relays amid diverse weather and turnout.
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House of Commons
L'Amour
Changes In U N Charter Unlikely
James Marlow reports from The Anaceiaieg Press News Analyst that reforms to the United Nations Charter appear unlikely, with major powers resisting major overhauls and procedural hurdles anticipated amid shifts in international diplomacy.
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U. N
James Marlow
Anaceiaieg Press
Bricker Seeks 1955 Vote On Limiting Treaty Power
Bricker and allies press for constitutional amendment to curb presidential treaty making, with Senate hearings starting this week and a renewed push in 1955. Opponents led by President Eisenhower argue against changing the Senate blocking power, while the UN charter revision prospects loom with vetoes by the five permanent members.
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Washington
United States
Sen
Bricker
Rohio
Lim
Senate
Marlow
Eisenhower
George
D-Ga
United Nations
State voting rules differ by each state
The text explains that voting requirements are not uniform across the United States and vary by state. It also defines the acre as the measure derived from the area a yoke of oxen could plow in a day.
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United States
Tts
Bible Verse Binnsed in the Man That Endureth
The item presents a brief verse reading themed on endurance, noting a 512 tag or reference. It emphasizes steadfastness and perseverance in a concise biblical phrasing with no additional context or commentary.
Adventure Writer Louis L Amour Reflects On Life And Survival
Hal Boyle profiles Louis L Amour, the adventure author who keeps his age private and lives by action over years. He recounts L Amour’s veering life from sailor to boxer, his prolific output, and beliefs on courage, learning, and surviving in deserts, jungles, and beyond.
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New York
Louis L'Amour
L'Amour
America
Jamestown
Hollywood
Inquiries on U N Charter and World Government Debate
The letter argues the United Nations is a conspiracy for world government and calls for realism in politics. It questions Red China’s seat, trusteeship for Formosa, and the West’s prospects in a future global order. It criticizes formal religion as a front in world circles and urges psychological study of problem minds.
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Pittsburg
the Headlight
Redsler Journal-World
Daughters of the American Revolution
U.N
Nehru
India
Red China
China
Formosa
Hothoe
West
Nafeng
Wm. E. Craddock
Comment Etiquette for Wives at the Game
The Wall Street Journal outlines etiquette for wives at games. It warns against borrowing pens, chatting about groceries, calling players cute, and leaving with a tied score. It advises avoiding giggling at umpires and eyeing diamond jewelry in the front box.
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Wall Street Journal
New Agreements On Atomic Energy
The Eisenhower administration pushes bilateral agreements with eight nations Britain Canada Belgium South Africa Australia France Portugal and Russia to expand peaceful atomic collaboration. Red secret pacts cover fissile materials Green open treaties promise clublike sharing while each country funds own reactors and equipment.
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United States
Eisenhower
Senate
United Nations
Morehead Patterson
Patterson
Amaiege Au Thine” Foundry Cy
UN Disarmaement Commission
Europe
Britain
Canada
Belgium
South Africa
Australia
France
Portugal
Russia
John Foster Dulles
Vyacheslav Mo Malovoy
Geneva
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Beigium
Congress
Old Home Town News Highlights 45th Anniversary and Local Happenings
Friends and neighbors gather to celebrate the Collins 45th wedding anniversary at their Kanwaka home before moving to Lecompton. Births announced include a daughter born April 22 to Mr and Mrs W R Findley and a son born April 23 to Mr and Mrs Roland Ross of Perry. Local winners Paul Brockman and Patty Lou Steen led a clothing drive for war victims. Engagement announced for Mary Lou Holloway to James Elwood Durham. Edith Anderson and Alvin Hornberger wed. Maj. Gen. Johnson Hagood visits the University. Community notes cover school plays, speeches, plant sales, weather, and local events.
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Kanwaka
Lecompton
W. R. Findley
Roland Ross
Perry
Paul Brockman
Patty Lou Steen
H. H. Holloway
Mary Lou
Naval Reserve
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Okeene
Oklo
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Ebon Anderson
Stull
Alvin Hornberger
Henry Hornberger
Johnson Hagood
Omaha
Neb
Seventh Corps
Secretary of Agriculture
Arthur M. Hyde
Chicago
LHS
Keith Bolin
Wanda Edmonds
Hoyd B—Yenner Herbert Clears
Alma S
Barbs on Taxes and Signs Spark Public Dullness Tone
The Hutchinson News Herald quotes humorous woes on income tax, blunt friends, and new Keep Off the Grass signs. It notes birthdays and public signage plans, with a closing line about graduation addresses and sympathy for graduates.
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Hutchinson News-Herald
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