Richards Mission in Middle East Faces Tougher Odds
Washington reports James P. Richards word on his tour to sell the Eisenhower doctrine shows a cautious pace as delays mount. He cites possible aid totaling 12.575 million for Baghdad pact railways highways and communications, with Israel, Greece, Tunis and Morocco on future stops.
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Local Radio and TV Listings May Schedule Update
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Kansas Mental Health Progress From Despair To Leadership
A 1946 Kansas mental health program ranked near the bottom. Now Kansas leads in care and rehabilitation, with shifts in public view from stigma to treatment oriented toward hope. The piece credits decades of work, funding, and changing attitudes as Mental Health Week champions urge informed citizen support and continued state leadership.
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Outdoor cooking gains nation wide popularity in 1957
A 1957 survey shows 40 million American barbecue cooks will prepare two billion meals outdoors, spend about 50 million on grills and accessories, and 36 percent of homes own a portable grill or outdoor fireplace. The trend rises with easier equipment and cooking from kitchens to patios.
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University housing blamed for student delinquency
A letter argues that university students renting locally contribute to anti social behavior. It cites wild all night parties and lease violations harming landlords, residents, and the community. It urges the university and parents to share responsibility and enforce student accountability.
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Spirit of McCarthy Preceded His Death in Silence
James Marlow argues McCarthy’s spirit may have died before his body as he faced a 1954 Senate condemnation. The article notes his retreat into silence and obscurity in the 29 months before his death, following widespread censure by colleagues.
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Citrus Tycoon Rossi Built Florida Empire From $30,000
Anthony Z Rossi, Sicilian immigrant and Florida citrus magnate, built a $25 million empire marketing 34 billion oranges yearly. He credits faith, hard work, and U S prosperity, recalling early taxi driving and grocery work before moving to Florida in 1941 and pioneering carton juice shipments.
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Barbs and Bells in a Dining Hall Mystery
Fragmentary OCR notes hint at a quirky local item about a restaurant counter shelf space and a social theme linking marriage and school life. Names, dates, or concrete events are not clear, leaving a mosaic of phrases.
Bible Verse Emphasizes Forgiveness as Christ Forgave
The verse cites Colossians 3 13 urging believers to forgive others as Christ forgave them. It highlights mercy and reconciliation as central Christian duties and invites readers to embody forgiveness in daily life.
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Old Home Town Highlights From Lawrence News
Reuter Organ Co of Lawrence marks 30 years in business with its organs in most town churches. Social notices include Miss Marjorie Dinsmore and Jerry Ewers engagement party, May baskets at University Club, and numerous club and family gatherings. Obituaries note 93 year old pioneer William Harper and Civil War era history at Eldridge Hotel.
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