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The text lists publication details for a Lawrence Kansas newspaper including staff attribution, edition timing, pricing, postal status, and AP affiliation. It notes daily publication except Sundays, circulation by carrier and mail rates, and that AP news is used exclusively for local and AP dispatches.
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W. C. Simone
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrence
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Thia
Italian quiz winner Giovanna Ferrara plans US tour
Giovanna Ferrara, 23, Italian TV quiz champion, will tour the United States for 40 days sponsored by the U S Government Information Service and a Brooklyn chemical firm. She aims to visit historic sites from Gettysburg to Cumberland Gap and meet a sheriff, while delivering Italian nursery records to a blind American boy and visiting a wounded Marine.
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Romeo
Giovanna Ferrara
Italy
U.S
United States
Giovanna
U. S
Informatin Service
Brooklyn Chemical
Gap
Kentucky
Daniel Boone
George Pickett
Gettysburg
Cemetery Hill
Went Point
Annapolly
Texas
Robbio Lomellina
New York
Mike Ibole
Orlando
Fla
Gollford
Miss
Rome
Kefauver Wise in Withdrawal From Presidential Race
Washington reports Sen. Estes Kefauver withdrew from the Democratic presidential bid citing lack of funds and support. Observers note his action aims to set a precedent for financially strapped contenders and raise questions about his potential as a running mate for Adlai Stevenson.
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Peter Eobonner
Washington
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Kefauver
Harry Truman
Democratic Party
Truman
Gov
Harriman
New York
Lyndon Johnson
Texas
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Stevenson
Radio and TV Programs Cong Ostow In Is Provided By The Stations
Radio and TV listings show schedules for WDAF KMBC WREN and others for Tuesday August 7 and Wednesday August 8. The guide outlines programs across morning to late night with news weather sports and entertainment segments. Names of stations channels times and program titles appear throughout the dense schedule text.
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Ostow
WDAF
KMBC
WEEN
Wharmaereay
Wren-O
Cardinals
EMECH
EMBC
Niterice
Newa
UW Carcasate
WREN
Iliton Cross
Mualao
Wren—Cardinals
Braves
Boorts
Nmorgan Beagts
Tom
Grouchs
KMAC
Pauline Frederick
Jaza
Amicea
B. Dilsor
Wren Aion Cross
Kmbc-Tv
Kcmo-Tv
Tusaday
Frankie Carle
Neva Caraven
Superman
Paul Ford
Doug Edwards
the News
Movie Museum
Warner Bros. Present
Joe
Mable
Wyatt Earp
Studio 67
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Ray Hutton
Wits
Studio 5
Bob Crosby
Dr. N. Ventor
Bandastand
Anato
Jay P. Morgan Oe
News Caravan
Star Sports
Star News Eye
Star Weather
Sporta
Doug Edwardes
FAO
Nationa
Dianeyland
Briflonatree
Tsui Y
Humazing Dunninger
20Th Century Fox
Aye
Waterfront
Frankie Laine
Screen Directora Playhouse
Rosemary Clooney
Kiddie Arnold
Celebrity Playhouse
Kansas primary fever winds down with upcoming vote
Frantic election season in Kansas winds toward November general elections after blistering campaigns, with breaks in coverage offering respite. Voters and observers brace for more contests as candidates await results, while writers note fatigue and lingering tensions from gubernatorial clashes and local races.
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The
Ponticos
Kansas
Happy Medium for Admins Urged at Rotary Talk
Dr Clarke Wescoe of Kansas University Medical School urged a balanced approach to handling administrative personnel. He praised careful selection and trust while criticizing excessive on the job policing, citing Japanese practice of unmonitored funding as a cautionary example. He argued for hiring the right man and treating him as innocent until proven guilty, seeking a middle path.
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Clarke Wesroe
Kansas University Medical School
Rotary Club
Japan
Wescoe
West
Kansas Weather Rejoices Then Faces Heat Surge
A Kansas columnist notes a rare, pleasant summer with normal rainfall and livable temperatures, contrasting it with an ongoing scorching spell. He observes nights sometimes cooled by a fan, yet warns readers that relentless heat and drought have arrived, drying yards and fields after earlier lush growth.
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Kansas
Kangas
Stassen explains Nixon Herter ticket logic in GOP
James Marlow reports Stassen favors Nixon as VP for party unity and electoral advantage while preferring Herter only for vote appeal. He argues Eisenhower’s health and succession fears drive open nominating conventions and a safer ticket, warning a convention surprise could split the party in an election year.
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Stassen
Herter
James Marlow
Eisenhower
Nixon
Republican Conevention
Republcan
San Francisco
Barbs A Writer On Flattery And Marriage
A writer notes about half the men are flatterers and that pride helps keep the neck up. Police on a disturbing the peace call find five drunks in one place. A perfect fall house scene is described.
Verse Considered Better Than Sacrifice
A brief religious note cites I Samuel 22 15 teaching obedience over offerings. The verse emphasizes that strict adherence to divine commands outweighs ritual acts, urging faithful conduct and sincere devotion.
Washington's young visitors join Nation program at Capitol
A group of 36 teenage visitors from across the country arrived to learn about the Federal Government and citizenship duties. Selected from 20,000 participants in Legion programs, they study executive, judicial, and legislative roles in mock sessions, embodying civic idealism amid concerns over juvenile delinquency. The American Legion earns praise for Boys Nation efforts.
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Washington
Panama Canal Zone
Legion
Civ
The
American Legion
Boys Nation Proram
Pink Geese Report Stuns Alberta Observers
Reports of pink geese appear in Canada triggering minor consternation in Alberta. University of Alberta scientists explain the sightings as a scientific experiment. A Beaverful man saw a pink goose in late April and an Edmonton woman observed three.
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Winfield Cogeier
Nenayv
Canada
Alberta
University of Alberta
Edmonton
Geese dyed bright pink and green cause mistaken swan fears
Observers near a university campus mistook dyed geese for swans while considering an eye exam. California scientists dyed the birds with rhodamine to study travel appeal, with the dye to fade after moulting in September. No sightings of green geese have been officially reported.
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California
Mail carriers spared by dog bite rule proposed
A Summerfield appointed committee to Post master General suggests stopping mail delivery to homes with biting dogs. The panel also recommends research into dog psychology, but critics deem these studies unnecessary, favoring the simple mailbox policy.
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Minaha World-Herald
Summerfield
Quiz Q Yale autographs rare signature of Batton Gwinnett
Yale University recently received a rare autograph of Batton Gwinnett. Only 50 signatures are known to exist from the signer of the Declaration of Independence.
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Yale University
Batton Gwinnett
Old Home Town Races Highlight Douglas County News
Frank Carlson won the Republican gubernatorial nomination with Harry Woodring seeking the Democrat nod. Frank Sullivan secured the state insurance commissioner post, Will Johns Jr. was elected sheriff, Margaret Hurley becomes county superintendent, and T. R. Gerhart is county clerk. A polio case count in Douglas rose to eight with Sandra Bereiter among the cases.
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Frank Carlson
Harry Woodring
Frank Sullivan
Lawrence
Will Johns Jr
Margaret Hurley
T. R. Gerhart
Sandra Kaye Bereiter
F. E. Bereiter
Douglas County
Edward Christianson
Everett Christianson
Charles Hixon
Edward
Douglas
Amer
Ousdahl
Newton Perry
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