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False threat in America a reader questions national paranoia
A reader reviews a national magazine piece arguing the threat is not communism but world poverty. The author warns the real danger lies in self destructive behavior and the U S failure to distinguish real threats, urging unity, mutual respect, and shared prosperity at home.
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Pueblo Inquiry Exposes Navy Flaws in Pueblo Capture
The Pueblo spy ship probe grows, challenging Navy control over inquiry and citing Bucher's frank testimony. Observers cite planning failures, including inadequate disposal options for sensitive equipment, and question how the ship was readied for its North Korea mission.
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Questions arise over the Pueblo’s disastrous mission
Bucher describes burning secret papers and installing an incinerator as critics question why a vital Pueblo mission was so poorly armed and exposed. Navy inquiry shifts blame up the chain, not just on the crew, amid calls to probe higher officers.
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Explaining Confusing Business Terms in Plain Language
New York AP explains seasonal adjustment and stock market terminology. It defines how economists adjust monthly data to reveal trends and how terms like irregular, mixed, active, and inactive describe market activity relative to time.
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Kansas Day Highlights From 1959 1944 and 1929
Summary of Kansas Day observances and notable figures across years 1959 1944 and 1929. Mrs Frank Boyd named Kansan of the Year in 1959 in Topeka Fred Seaton addressed the event in 1959 State Sen James Pearson elected club president in 1959 and Charles Stough chaired the Kansas Veterans Club. 1944 obituary for William Allen White and 1929 tribute includes Mrs J B Watkins gifting the Watkins National Bank building for City Hall and Gov Reed absence due to family emergency.
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Lawrence
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Today’s Bible Message Prayer
Our Father we would be broken and helpless were it not for Jesus Christ. Forgive the sins of those who are sorry and ask Thy forgiveness. Accept our penitent spirits as our promise to conquer with Thy help our bent to sinning. In Jesus name we pray Amen.
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Pat Nixon Moves Into the White House as First Lady
Pat Nixon prepares for a public life as First Lady with plans for education, youth projects, and community programs while balancing household duties and a poised public image. She emphasizes dignity, self-reliance, and serving the nation alongside husband Richard M. Nixon.
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Understanding Orthodontic Treatment for Children
This guide explains what causes crooked teeth in children, when to begin treatment, and how orthodontics work. It covers growth factors, habits, appliances, typical timelines from weeks to years, and how costs vary by complexity and location. Adults can benefit too with healthy bones and gums.
Legislature At Glance From Topeka AP Highlights
Topeka AP highlights current Kansas Legislature actions. A senate bill would downgrade first offense marijuana possession to a misdemeanor. A House measure would provide legal counsel for defendants unable to pay. Gov Docking warned he would veto an accelerated highways plan if duplicative of 1968 legislation. Major bills: Highways SB28 and HB1012 referred to committees. Open Housing SBI6 would bar housing discrimination with limited exemptions.
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Robert Docking
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New York Visit Damaged by Long Island Rail Road Woes
A columnist notes New York’s appeal but damps the praise with Long Island Rail Road troubles. He recalls bankruptcy sale to New York state, service cuts, strikes, and rising monthly commuter costs fueling passenger discontent and a push for a ten point rights bill.
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Reflections On Turning Fifty Eight By Hal Boyle
Hal Boyle muses on reaching 58 noting the era of respectability over spectacle. He playfully weighs wheel chairs or sporty canes as symbols, then argues any birthday after 50 is notable for surviving another year in a perilous world and deserves mild praise.
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New McQueen Bit Designed To Destroy Faulkner Myth
Hollywood reports CBS Cinema Center Films will adapt William Faulkner’s The Reivers, with Mark Rydell directing the $5 million project. The film aims to translate the rambling Pulitzer winner into a visual, action driven tale with Harriet Frank Jr and Irving Ravetch adapting the screenplay.
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Thurmonds join jogging set for daily two mile runs
Washington AP reports Mrs. Strom Thurmond, 22 year old former Miss South Carolina Nancy Moore, and her 66 year old husband Senator Strom Thurmond have taken up daily jogs up to two miles. She says he often outruns her and she cannot quite keep pace. The piece notes the South Carolina Republican party has been tied to fitness culture.
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