World News and Local Rates Page from New Hampshire 1958
The page lists mailing and carrier subscription rates for Lawrence and Douglas county areas. It notes Becond Class delivery, rates by mail per year, and city post office duties. Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations memberships are cited, with publication timing noted as Wednesday Evening January 15 1958.
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Governor Docking Criticizes Higher Education Administration
Governor Docking condemns the admin climate at Kansas state schools, urging the Regents to address what he calls a politicized budget and administrative mismanagement. He singles out Kansas University and argues the Regents must take decisive action to ensure quality state education.
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Kansas Budget Crisis Faces 1958 Legislature
The January bulletin from the Governmental Research Center at Kansas University outlines a budget deficit and revenue options. Kansas must raise revenue or cut expenditures as the 1958 legislature weighs proposals including sales tax changes, corporate tax tweaks, withholding state income tax, higher fees, and expanded taxes on liquor, insurance, gambling, and cigarettes.
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Not the Same For One Who Knew It When New Orleans
Robert Ruark laments a changed New Orleans tracing his old life on Royal and Bourbon streets. He recalls figures like Jim Moran, Seymour Weiss, Gaspar Gulotta, and Papa Celestin, and mourns a city altered beyond recognition by time and tragedy.
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Outdoors letters urge Kansas quail policy reform and parks
The Journal World letter from Gib Francis defends informed criticism of Kansas wildlife management. It argues for stronger conservation efforts, more parks and refuges, better anti pollution action, and pressure on state representatives to improve forestry and game policy, comparing Kansas to Missouri.
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Antiliquor Comment In Journal-World On Licenses
A Temperance Council member objects to renewing four beer licenses noting all premises lie within 250 feet of church property. He argues booze sales should be blocked within 250 feet of churches schools and any other buildings and opposes production distribution and disposal of alcohol.
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Prime Minister Macmillan Questions Non-Aggression Pact With Russia
Macmillan notes a non aggression pact with Russia might do no harm and could be risky if it lowers Western resolve. He argues such a pact would require trust and could mislead that tensions are easing while the war persists as the main deterrent to conflict. He cites past non aggression treaties as often ineffective.
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Right to Work and Voluntary Unionism Debate
The passage argues for voluntary unionism over compulsory schemes, contending it would let membership voice preferences and reduce leadership overreach. It frames the core issue as citizens' right to seek employment and hold jobs without coercive union power while opposing compulsory labor structures.
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Local Bar Association Officers Named and Community Notes
Old Home Town Jas County Bar Association announces vice president and secretary treasurer positions. Mentions of community figures like Richard Barber, memorials for deceased members, local court refresher events, and a Pavement project cost estimate of 98 000.
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Today’s Mele Verse near Rot-Jeb site reported
A fragmentary note from a local page mentions Mele Verse near Rot-Jeb with minimal readable details. The text provides no clear event date or participants.
Fragmented reminiscences mix tributes and TV talk in 1960s notes
The piece strings together oblique reminiscences about Bushman and Wells, a tribute to a late performer, and Frank Sinatra on TV advice from a confidant. It also references a cabinet shake up with Macmillan visiting Churchill and Thorneycroft leaving, ending with a tangled Levin remark.
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Mongrels Puppy Fading Away Costs and Concerns
Hal Boyle reports a decline in demand and value for mongrel puppies. He notes rough estimates that a mongrel puppy may be worth about 900 dollars initially and cost about that much each year to raise, with a proposed release of 23 percent and a large insurance concern involved in pediatric releases.
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