Slough on Responsibility in Drunk Cases
Dean M. Carl Slough of the School of Law spoke at Fraser Theater on whether intoxicated persons should be excused or have punishment mitigated. He traced historical rules, noted how intoxication is treated in states, and argued for a new legal rule grounded in scientific understanding of Alcoholism and intentionality.
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School of Law
Fraser Theater
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U.S
Slough
Philadelphia
Missouri
Dean Slough
Kansas
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Psychiatrists Urged to Work with Broader Professions
The viewpoint argues psychiatrists should abandon only clinic work and engage in research within penitentiaries. It calls for collaboration with lawyers clergy and educators to study the criminal mind his moots and propensities for deeper understanding and reform.
Why platting is required before extending city services
The city requires land to be platted to ensure orderly future development as annexation occurs. Platting reserves public ways for streets and sewers, aligns future layouts with adjacent tracts, and prevents building placements that would block or disrupt streets. It costs landowners but yields long term benefits through official surveying and organized division into lots.
Woman seeks Republican nomination for Missouri senate
Hazel Palmer, 55, Sedalia attorney and president of the National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs, announces she will seek the Republican nomination for U.S. senator from Missouri. She is the first Republican to announce for the seat held by Democrat Stuart Symington, who is opposed for a second term.
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Jefferson City
Hazel Palmer
National Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs
U.S
Missouri
Sedalia
Stuart Symington
Jack Harris Speaks at Douglas County Democratic Event
Jack Harris, local businessman and endorsed candidate for Congress in the Second District, will be guest speaker at an 8 p.m. Thursday event in the Police Building. The joint meeting is hosted by the Young Democrats and Democratic Women's Club of Douglas County. Prof. Charles Oldfather will report on the Young Democrats Convention at Hutchinson. Mrs. Lydia Wilson will outline Women’s Club details.
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Democratic Central Committee
Douglas County
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Democratic Women's’ Club
Charles Oldfather
Hutchinson
Lydia Wilson
Jefferson Jackson Day Felicitys in Topeka April 1 2
Event notice for a Jefferson-Jackson Day celebration in Topeka on April 1 and 2 invites the public, with Thursday as the listed accessible day.
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Topeka
Paris crackdown targets Algerian rebels amid rackets
Police round up thousands in Parisian districts northeast and northwest seeking weapons and documents to thwart ringleaders of Algerian militant extortion. The operation targets suspected supporters among North African workers as the struggle for independence intensifies. The article notes Bedouins as Semitic nomads in Arabia and North Africa.
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Paris
France
Back Seat Driver Debate in Court and Fatal Bahamas Crash
Iowa State official Russell Brown defends women back seat drivers against the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling that a wife should remain silent at the wheel. Brown argues a wife has a right to advise, while a Bahamas shopping day ends in a fatal plane crash near Hollywood with only one survivor Floyd Scites of Detroit. The Wilkison and Scites families were aboard, returning from Fort Lauderdale via a single engine plane.
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Wet Fields Force Kansas Farmers to Pivot Planting Plan
TOPEKA BP Continued wet fields prompt Kansas farmers to drop intentions to plant small grains. Many shift to sorghum, corn and soybeans per weekly crop report. Oats and spring barley planting are delayed beyond dates. only 6 percent of oats and 2 percent of barley planted. Wheat benefits from moisture with generally excellent stands though low spots show damage from standing water.
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Topeka
Kansas
Plane crash survivor recalls water impact and drownings
Wilkison 34 piloted the plane as it lost altitude and hit the water within minutes. His wife Patricia 20 their son Dana 7, Scites wife Dolores 30, and their 18 month old daughter Deborah drowned. Charlotte Bronte wrote in a tiny hand can fit 16 lines per inch of paper.
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Scites
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