Soviet Contempt Aimed at West by the Alsop Brothers
Beiruit dispatch argues Soviet support for Arabs against Israel signals a deliberate shift from Stalin era restraint. Khrushchev must risk intervention and United States mobilization to avert a broader war, or face deepened contempt and possible strategic defeat.
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Lyons Den Stars Reveal Mirage and Movie Moments
Actress Carol Grace moves from writing to acting after “The Square Root of Wonderful” closes, while Sophia Loren stars in Legend of the Lost and recalls a desert meeting with French Foreign Legionnaires who mistook her for a mirage. Mike Todd discusses Don Quixote budgets and Liz Todd, and real estate swaps unfold with hotel deals. Comedian Leslie Henson’s Hollywood trajectory is debated, an octopus illness tale amuses, and Jean Arthur reflects on fame and anonymity in New York window shopping.
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Medico Legal Tangles In Mental Health Law
A Kansas University publication reviews the medical and legal processes for hospitalizing the mentally ill. It explains insanity and incompetence, voluntary admission, court adjudication, 90 day referrals, and the role of education groups in improving understanding of procedures and patient welfare.
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Look What The Sissy-Boys Dreamed Up Now
A woman critiques fashion trends, rejects Paris couture, and confronts a style crisis. She laments being stylish yet ugly in Balenciaga Dior and Jacques Fath, plans to hire a dressmaker, and vows a return to feminine attire. The next day she alters her waistline and belts.
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Stalin’s unseen hand in NATO and Cold War legacies
AP analyst James Marlow notes Stalin’s long influence on NATO’s creation and Soviet military rise. He argues Stalin’s brutal rule underpinned Moscow’s later nuclear progress and that Khrushchev’s denigration of Stalin hasn’t erased his enduring impact on the alliance and global security.
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Docking Blasts Turnpike Policy Amid Bureaucratic Grip
In Tulsa Gov George Docking blamed entrenched bureaucracy for the Kansas Turnpike’s troubles. He cited traffic checks showing the route is no good and hinted at personnel changes, arguing the same leaders still control routing decisions.
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Governor Dodging Criticizes Turnpike Route in Interview
Gov. Docking lashes at Kansas Turnpike route in public remarks. He questions the design and delivery, claiming limited consultation and urging broader involvement. The turnpike's traffic forecasts had predicted profitability within 19 years, but actual traffic has fallen short amid statewide declines.
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Windmill Spotted for Vancouver Gift from Netherlands
A local committee seeks a site to erect a windmill in Vancouver. The structure would be a gift from the Netherlands society, which also offers 25,000 tulip bulbs.
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Policeman Seeks Handcuff Loot Thief
Richmond police officer Bernard J. Davis aims to recover a stolen item from his home by arresting the thief who took a set of handcuffs.
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Bernard J. Davis
Seven bells for EU World War II Memorial carillon purchased
Old Home Town notes record that seven bells for the EU World War II Memorial carillon were bought by individuals or groups. Also mention Mr and Mrs Melvon Wertzberger as parents of a new son and social events hosted by Mrs J Howard Parker and others.
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Verse Quote From John 6 37
The reader is presented with a biblical verse from John 6 37 promising that those who come to Jesus will not be cast out. This brief religious inscription emphasizes inclusivity and assurance in the gospel message.
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Odd Bits From Ready-Made News In A Gag Column
Hal Boyle notes humorous household quirks and trivial facts from diverse sources. The column teases stereotypes about husbands, consumer habits, and oddities such as lamp bulbs in the UN, elephants at birth, and Kipling on clever women.
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