Khrushchev Streams Stalin Memory Into History’s Garbage
In a February party congress speech, Khrushchev attacks Stalin as a murderous dictator who devoured his own people and betrayed party principles. The State Department released a copy, arguing the frank critique aims to expose Stalin and defend collective leadership though it highlights terror’s persistence beyond necessity.
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Wallington
Communist Party
Khrushchev
Stalin
Forturer
Ile
State Department
Stin
Russia
Ishrushchev
Lenin
C. H. Constant
Topeka
Kansas City
F. M. Tidrow
Eleanor Marie
A. R. Olmstead
Congregational Church
Frank Holiday
Graeber Brothers
S. G. Plank
Stuart Henry
K.U
Dean Blackmar
Capper
Sen. Lambertson
Hal Boyle Questions From a Witty Columnist
Hal Boyle ponders odd human quirks and everyday curiosities about money relationships weddings and travel in a light column. The piece links puzzling habits to social norms and asks humorous questions about behavior and language.
Press and political notes from across the nation
Retiring AMA president Dr Elmer Hess of Erie Pa lauds the press while a Kansas election snapshot questions leaders and policy. The piece discusses right to work laws, the Railway Labor Act, and the Kansas political scene with comments on Gov Hall and candidates.
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Los Angeles Times
Elmer Hess
Erie
American Medical Association
Iva
Supreme Court
Kansas
Demos in Odd Spot On Labor Action
Republicans press labor stance as unions hold back funds and threaten to withhold support. Walter Reuther and David Dubinsky warn Democrats risk losing labor backing if liberal principles are compromised. Senate and House leaders struggle to push bills as GOP gains leverage.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
Democratic Party
David Dubinsky
International Ladies Garment Workers
Congress
James Mitchell
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate
Radio and TV programming schedule snippets
A dense list of radio and television airings for stations WDAF KMBC WREN KSCB KCBC and others. Programs include news, music shows, dramas, comedies, sports scrollers, late night Talk and Weather segments with various hosts and time slots across June.
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WDAF
KMSC
Wren
KABC
Yankees
WDAR
Morgan Beatty
l—Sporte
KFKU
Lin
Giants
KMBC
Rose Morgan
Paulina Frederick
Jazz
Nordine
Ditson
Waatner
WRE
Martin Bloch
Musica
Certa
Wba
Cardinals
Groucho Marz
Wdaf- TV
Kmbc-Tv
Kcmo-Tv
Tunacay
Ridera
Purple Sage
Newas Caravan
Three Star Sports
Doug Edwards
the News
Warner Broa
Guy Lombardo
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Daddy
Navy Log
Matines Theatre
Bob Crosby
Joan
Disneyland
Miltonaire Television Theatre
Dunninger
Celebrity Playhouse
New Orleans Police Dept
Studio
Night Owl
Lawrencer auto dealers face false claims and rising prices
Local car sellers battled deceitful practices as large dealers stretched terms and inflated payments. Faces of customers misled by long payment plans, yet honest Lawrence dealers slowly regained trust through fair service. Buyers who traveled far faced poor treatment and inflated costs, while local shops pledged integrity and better value.
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Lawrener
Lawrence Ando
Bark
Cin
City Wall Paint Redecorates West Sixth Street in Lawrence
The New City Lock Lawrence area boasts improved skyline as Bowersock Mill paints a broad 8500 square foot wall on West Sixth Street. The buff cream coating waterproofs and beautifies the Bowersock grain elevators area, drawing praise from residents and visitors alike.
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Lawrence
Bowersock Mille and Power Co
6Th and
Mass
Sts
West Sixth Street
Journal-Workis
Lawerence
Bowersock
Yors
Perto
Bible Verse Twath Reads for the Lord
A religious note cites wording from Psalm style text about faith and hope. It mentions awaiting in the word and echoes an old school devotional tone for readers seeking spiritual reflection.
Witty Fragments On Life And Marriage
A collection of humorous observations on daily routines and social quirks. Topics touch on bedtimes, lawnmower gossip, diary security, vacation overexposure, effort versus intent, poker clubs, purse contents, and marriage's effects on men.
Crime Question and Silver Demonetization Answer
A pair of Q and A items discuss horse vision and a historical crime. The first asks if a horse can see in all directions and explains limited rear vision. the second asks about "The Crime of 1873" and identifies it as the demonetization of silver by Congress.
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Congress
Early election returns show Republic majority in Italy
Across nations readers learn that Italy's early returns declare a two to one Republic victory while Peron is inaugurated in Argentina as the 29th president. The piece also notes local campus honors, marriages, births, social events, and civic awards from Lawrence.
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Italy
Republic
Juan Domingo Peron
Argentina
F. J. Moreau
Ellis
Henry Smith
Martha Harper
Lecompton
Geraldine Hartley
I. W. Hartley
Jerald Whitney Thomas
Harold Thomas
Kansas City
Harold Allen
Loring Dalton
Ben Bartledes
Paul Smart
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the American Press
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George Docking
Republican Party
Waddy Shaw
Hall
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Peter Edson
NBA
Washington Correspondent
Mitchell
House Labor Committee
Graham Barden
D-N.c
Congressional Board
Sen
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Douglas
Labor
Finance Committee
Rep
Hugh Scott
GOP
National Committee
House
Radio
Hunter
New City
Ohio
Old Home Town
Lawrence Mills
Oread
Oread High School
John Holmes
Donald Dooley
D.A.R
F. P. O'Brien
AAUW
A. J. Mix
Agnes Thompson
Addie Lescher
John W. Bright
West Point
Oral G. Willia
A. W. Willia
John Franklin Watts
First Baptist Church
Ottawa University
Yousenoy Finance
Massachusetts Ave
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