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Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Prezes
Focal News
Air travel tips from Lisbon to New York by a fearless flyer
A breezy travel column shares practical and humorous guidance for flying. It covers preflight packing basics, inflight curiosities, and advice on pilots, suggesting calm confidence regardless of age or appearance. The piece keeps a light tone while offering reminders about comfort and safety onboard.
Inge Named Top Playwright in Kansas Public Eye
Bill Inge, a KU graduate from Independence and noted playwright, is hailed as the greatest American dramatist of his era by critics. His Broadway hit The Dark at the Top of the Stairs opens at the Music Box Theatre, adding to a string of successes including Come Back Little Sheba Picnic Bus Stop. The article places Inge beside Williams and Miller in national recognition and highlights his Kansas roots and rise to prominence.
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Kansas
William Inge
Paul Wunsch
Jack Mitchell
Alf Landon
Harry Darby
State Supreme Court
Wilt Chamberlain
Inge
Bill Inge
Broadway
Marilyn Monroe
Kim Novak
Independence
Columbus
Columbia
St. Louis
Wichita
Music Box
N. Y
Tennessee Williams
Williams
Arthur
Oklahoma
Big Inge
Ris
Morality and Holiness in Moral Behavior Debate
A Los Angeles Lutheran minister argues that morality and holiness are confused and that sin stems from egocentricity, not mere acts. He cautions against judging by external acts and stresses motive and the true self in repentance and change.
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Los Angeles
Arthur O. Pedersen
Rev. Pedersen
How to Pay Bills Economists Discuss Defense Spending
Economists outline three basic methods to meet rising U S defense spending expected to reach billions. One option is tax increases which would reduce consumer purchasing power and potentially slow economic growth and job security. Authorities suggest possible annual savings of around five billion dollars by curtailing federal outlays.
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U. S
Letters to the Editor on Colorado Kansas basketball tactics
A reader criticizes Colorado for slow ball control used against Kansas on January 13 at Ab lent Flexihouse. The letter defends Wilt Chamberlain style play, accuses Colorado of stalling and questions recent rule changes affecting free throws and goaltending.
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Colorado
Kansas
Hank Tba
Iba
Wilt
Ules
Can Railroads Be Saved Amid Precarious Times
A New York Times summary of Senate Smathers hearings on railroad woes. It cites precarious finances, bankruptcy fears, and calls for drastic action. Producers complain of subsidized competition, rising costs, declining freight, and costly passenger service while trucks and planes erode rail dominance.
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New York Times
Senate
Washington
Senator Smathers
Florida
Kennan Rumpus Prompts Wide Reader Debate
The piece reviews Kennan's BBC lectures on the Soviet Union and Western policy. It highlights lucid analysis, criticism of Dulles diplomacy, and the proposed German neutralization in exchange for Soviet withdrawal from Eastern Europe. It notes Kennan's cautious stance on nuclear deterrence and NATO strength balanced against calls for realism in disarmament.
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Aris
Kennan
BBC Radio Ten
Bet Keanta
Bettela
France
Western
Hewer
Thulies
Vorsader
Achyoee Ray
Bretal
Kerman
BBC
George Kennan
Soviet Union
Dulles
West
Germany
NATO
Europe
Mites
Hungary
Kenman
DeMille Lasky Venture Shapes Early Hollywood Era
A fragmented reminiscence details DeMille joining Lasky for $5 000 partnership, a day at Edison Studios in the Bronx, and dreams of knighthood. Goldwyn predicts rising salaries and big returns while Lasky navigates profits and a Wall Street crash. Rudolph Valentino signs with no agent, signaling dramatic shifts in Tinseltown. Broadway and Dorothy Parker sketches loom as inspirations.
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West
DeMille
Lasky
Edison Studios
Bronx
Brester
Lashy
Sam
Goldwyn
Jesse
Wall ‘St
Rudolph Valentino
Hal Boyle Notes Oddities From Daily Life And History
Hal Boyle humor column surveys odd beliefs and curious facts from history and daily life. It mentions a physician’s calcium advice, a Hungarian punishment for bigamy, and quirky observations about temperature, driving, and Navy medicine, all in Boyle’s characteristic wry tone.
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New York
Barcelona
Basketball
Rai
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Precbel
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Hollywood
Dorothy Parker
Hal Boyle
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