Highway Patrol vows tougher enforcement under new leader
The Kansas Highway Patrol, led by Col. Tom Glasscock, vows to raise 1955 arrests for most hazardous violations after a record year 1954 with 26 873 arrests and 3 761 167 miles patrolled. Officers credit dedication and emphasize life saving over complaints, hoping for fewer crashes this year.
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Kansas Highway Patrol
Tom Glasscock
Glasscock
Col
Highway Patrol
MHV
Hee
Russia's New Plan Echoes Old Disarmament Model
Washington reviews Moscow's latest disarmament proposal as flawed and impractical. It preserves limits on forces yet raises questions on inspection, funding, and authority while seeking a UN led framework and two international control tracks.
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Russia
Washington
United Nations General Assembly
London
Red China
Radio and TV Programs Listings May 2 2001 Schedule
The page compiles radio and television listings for May 2 2001 across multiple stations WDAF WRENN KFRK KO and WAP with programs including news shows weather sport and various film features and live broadcasts. It also includes a long Saturday Sunday schedule with daytime and evening options across stations WNAK WRN WTAE and WM satellite listings.
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WDAF
Kmec
KMUC
Newa
Jackson
KMERC
Ranger
Wren
Walt
Walt Gargbusters
Better Than Was Hoped For In Kansas City Growth
The Hays News notes that Kansas city development surpassed expectations with rapid home building and district expansion. It argues that 30 years of short term planning failed to foresee growth, insisting past forecasts underestimated demand and the town may grow beyond 6,000, as visible trends emerge.
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Vunietub Widie Fisher
Ceninamder
Carson Viana Toi
Dharha
toMisa Bronte
Moe
Dateline
Europe
Binal
oSparre
Pinky Lee Ehow
Sky Wing
Radea Floundup
Johnny Coons
Kansas
Hays
Desert Protocol Shows VIP Ease at Atomic Test Range
A civil defense director faced skepticism as a helicopter carried him to a viewing point while others rode routine trucks over rough roads. Weather delays lengthened the wait for the test, and some deemed the result not worth the trouble. The piece contrasts VIP privilege with cumbersome travel and questions how civil defense would function in a real crisis.
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Civilian Defense
Atomic Proving Grounds
New Jersey
Neanle
Director of Civilian Defense
Letters On Added Blessing Of The Salk Vaccine
A letter from Mrs Wm. F Craddock praises the Salk vaccine as a usable product and credits scientists for careful research. It contrasts science with magic and mysticism and cautions against metaphysical dabbling.
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Heaven
Earth
Wm. F, Craddock
Controversy Over Minimum Wage Making Words Versus Action
Washington battles over extending the federal minimum wage to cover about 1.7 to 2 million interstate employers. Administration and Senate Democrats clash on timing and scope as farm workers and many service employees remain outside coverage. Mitchell testifies before the Senate while supporters press for a 1.20 dollar minimum. opponents cite economic impact.
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A, Hower
Senate
Basetie Hower
Laher Mitchell
Laher Corman
Ore Mitchell
Ma Milion
Sen. Mengins
D-Il
Mitchell
Congress
Quibbliniz
Fe Senate
House
Sun Erthastinu
Middle aged men become the dreamers of today
Hal Boyle argues middle aged individuals have become the era’s dreamers, surpassing the young in imagination. He contrasts youth as planner with middle age’s risky fantasies, noting wage and welfare debates influence attitudes as adults seek security and meaning in a changing world.
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New York
Boundary of Eastern and Western Hemispheres Debated
The article asks where the eastern hemisphere ends and the western begins, noting unclear boundaries. It claims the eastern hemisphere includes Europe Asia Africa and Australia while the western includes North and South America. It notes no definitive boundary has been set. It then states Desits Island penal colony plans ended in 1946 with inmates pardoned or moved to France.
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Russia
Red China
Britain
France
Lir Gladwyn Jebb
U.K
Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Asia
Africa
Australia
Reno
Desits Island
AoNo
Frariee
Sabbath and Man Emphasized in Mark Verse
A brief devotional line from Mark 2.27 notes that the sabbath was made for humanity and humanity for the sabbath, framing a balance between sacred rest and human need.
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Mark
Wind Machine Baffles Kansas Locals Shooting Picnic
A film crew in Hutchinson Kansas uses a wind making machine for a scene from Picnic though western Kansas weather often supplies wind. Hollywood defends the device noting the wind must blow in a controlled direction for filming.
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Barsons Sun
Hollywood
Kansas
Hutchinson
High Plains
Wisconsin
Boxtun
Barbs A Suggestion to the College for Walters in the East
A regional column complains about teaching accuracy and notes increasing traffic. The piece links highway improvements and a shift from Ruta to LAX, highlighting infrastructure concerns and public planning.
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East
Ruta
Lax
Explosion in nitro building leaves four dead two missing
Old Home Town items report four dead or missing from a Friday nitro building blast near SOW. Names include Joseph Allen and Verlie Games Guthrie. Also notes a LMHS chicken dinner due to meat shortage and Army commendations for Lt Warren Hodges and Lt Lloyd Svoboda.
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Verlie Games Guthrie
Sunflower Village
James Richards
California
Chifford Welch
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Sow
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Eldridge
Warren Hodges
Buderich
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E. A. Tryon
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Homer King
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Max Gott
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Gene
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W. A. Johns
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Cordley Kindergarten
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W. E. Mullins
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Anna May Draper
Sally Fitzpatrick
Carol Foster
Elizabeth Prentice
Virginia Wolf
Kathleen Reber
Hetty Moore
Barbara Marshall
Helen Corcoran
Jane Woestemeyer
Betty Beal
Pauline Rankin
Geraldine Warner
Mary Louise Lawrence
Frances Lawrence
Jacqueline Cline
Vera Louise Durbin
Mary May Hutton
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