Kansas must lead in cold war effort and defend democratic capitalism
The piece argues the nation drifts under wartime authority and Kansas must push back by expanding defense work, deterring nuclear weapons, and showing how free individuals can unite for a purposeful, collective goal without sacrificing individual liberty. It calls for leadership, capital, and talent to shift Kansas toward missile era defense and a stronger democratic capitalist stance.
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Kansas as a Cold War Leader in Economic and Intellectual Fronts
The piece argues Kansas must expand its role in the Cold War beyond defense spending. It advocates a nationwide ideological push and proposes a Kansas produced Bible of democratic capitalism, extensive R D efforts, and a showcase of Kansas led industries. It emphasizes indigenous leadership, local financing, and export of ideas to counter communist influence globally.
People to Pocketbook program sparks Kansas optimism
Citizens praise evolving creative principles and capitalist practices as a model for the United States. The author suggests Kansas could showcase a practical Christianity in action, inspiring Washington and benefiting individuals with a profit-minded, self-reliant approach.
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Estes Informant Out at Hospital in Pecos Case
Dr John Dunn claims he was fired from Reeves County Hospital Pecos for knowing too much about graft and corruption in Pecos He cites five to ten involved but names none He appears with Dr Robert Morris Dallas and will seek reinstatement before Judge J H Starley Morris leads Defenders of American Liberty Dunn says his leaked information to FBI IRS and Narcotics Bureau prompted dismissal Roy Ayers Jr hospital administrator says reason was Dunns inability to get along with staff
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