Can Johnson Halt Party Rupture In Civil Rights Clash
Stewart Alsop analyzes Lyndon Johnson’s challenge to hold the Democratic Party together amid a fractious civil rights debate. He weighs Northern and Southern wings, Russell’s strategy, and risks to Johnson’s 1960 presiden tial prospects, predicting a likely compromise and internal party wounds but possible survival.
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Lyons Den K A s Dr Murphy J C Hall Guests at Churchill Estate
The new Ambassador to Cuba Earl T Smith will reach Havana this week. He spoke of a street incident where he intervened to aid a beating victim, remarking Cuba will mind its own business. Churchill’s Chartwell estate hosted Joyce C Hall and others during a busy stay.
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Hallmark Cards, Inc
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Eudora Centennial Weekend Highlights Invite Community
A breezy editorial invites residents to the August 2 and 3 Eudora Centennial celebrations. It paints a lively small town jamboree with open arms, local hospitality, and a promise of engaging events for visitors and locals alike.
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Youth spectator rise worries over sports participation
A Gilbert Youth Research Co survey shows experts warn too many youths attend events while few participate actively. Officials fear rising teen spectatorship undermines physical activity and overall public health, urging more youth involvement in sports to counter decline.
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Gilbert Youth Research Co
Atta
Leisure burden of suburban weekends and city life
The writer laments weekend getaways to the country ruined by traffic and pampered hosts. He mocks dangerous outdoor pastimes, unappealing menu trends, and the pretensions of suburban life. The city offers better bustle, fewer irritants, and a quicker return to work on Monday.
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Mari
Public figures and murder: Girard trial debate
Letters discuss William Girard, a U S serviceman in Japan, facing murder charges. Critics urge a proper U S trial and just punishment, opposing international justice schemes favoring acquittal or light sentences. The writer condemns Girard as a killer and questions American responsibility abroad.
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UV S
Supreme Court
Girard
Courlsisten
Japan
Cain
Abel
International Justier
Girarr
Emotional probes of Reds in U.S. may be at an end
James Marlow examines postwar Red-hunting, noting Supreme Court rulings and Judge Youngdahl limiting congressional inquiries. He argues that broad, fishing expedition questions violate privacy and risk undermining future testimony, potentially ending anti Communist investigations given legal constraints and First Amendment protections.
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Mitchatl Palmer
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Supreme Court
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Vaunedahl
Seymour Pyel
New York
Pte Wal
Cary
Thea
Congress
Hey
Watkinson
Jek
Bible Verse Caption in Mixed Language
A compact Bible verse line presents a sentiment of gladness amid hardship. It references a scriptural location Paalria 47, suggesting a spiritual message rather than a narrative event.
Hall Bros plant may close due to labor shortages
Old Home Town notes from 1947 report Hall Bros greeting board plant likely to shut soon for lack of workers and space. Also mentions James Postma as assistant to county attorney, a veteran program at Lawrence High School with 90 000 dollar annual budget, and other city historical items including figures like 80 year old Thomas Butcher and Topeka salary disputes.
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Hall Bros Greeting Board
James Postma
Robert Oyler
Thomas Butcher
Emporia State Teachers College
Lawrence High School
Veterans Administration
Douglas County
Things You Might Not Know From Your Mailbag
Hal Boyle surveys a miscellany of curious facts from around the world. The piece flags oddities about the Great Wall of China, coffee consumption, bumblebees, cheetahs, porcupines, blood cells, bananas versus potatoes, Greek etymology, sponges for tears at Persian funerals, ancient Rome wall flora, Lola the basset hound, Robert Q. Lewis, fireflies, a kiss, Ningraa Falls receding, Montgomery Ward’s catalog items, the origin of A D in the Christian calendar, backyard dining, and Seneca’s maxims.
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Great Wall
China
Persia
Lola
Abner
Robert Q. Lewis
Ningraa Falls
Montgomery Ward
Charles III
Germany
Seneca
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