Money Buys Everything in Kansas Liquor Debate
A columnist criticizes Kansas liquor laws for creating inequality between private clubs and open saloons, arguing enforcement favors drinking while driving laws still push drivers to risk on public roads. He contends private clubs act as hidden saloons for the affluent and calls for tougher treatment of drunk driving.
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Schweitzer Celebrates 90th Birthday in Jungle
Dr. Albert Schweitzer marked his 90th birthday at his jungle hospital near Lambarene Gabon. Hundreds of supporters from Africa Europe and America traveled by plane boat and foot to honor the Nobel laureate known for his humanitarian work. Despite criticism he remains devoted to his methods and staff at the outpost treating thousands since 1913.
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Gabon
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French Equatorial Africa
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Europe
US pressure on UN debts risks vote rights at UN
The United States warned UN members it may reassess funding for UN projects if the Soviet Union keeps its General Assembly vote while refusing to settle peacekeeping debts. Thant met with Adlai Stevenson and Nikolai Fedorenko as bloc talks continued, with Article 19 sanctions and a planned voluntary fund to cover the near 86 million deficit under debate. The US seeks strict enforcement of Article 19, while the Soviets demand a vote and a future payment at unspecified time.
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Salvador P. Lopez
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State Legislature Adjourns Today
TOPEKA AP Both houses of the Kansas Legislature plan weekend adjournment after brief sessions. Gov Avery messages to be heard in a joint session. Reapportionment issue looms as Rep Jess Taylor warns of possible House redraws unless courts mandate.
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William H. Avery
Glee Smith
R-Larned
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Higher Education Facilities Commission
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Senate Judiciary Committees
Jess Taylor
R-Tribune
U. S. Supreme Courts
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Greeley County
Art Therapy Aims to Rehabilitate Prisoners in Michigan
In Jackson Michigan AP art classes at Southern Michigan Prison aim to reduce hostility and build self worth among inmates. Dr E L V Shelley supervises treatment and seeks expansion with a $5000 foundation grant for materials and a gallery. Best paintings tour campuses and penal institutions, raising about $1000 previously. A note mentions a new primitive human species discovery in East Africa.
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Wisconsin
Indiana
Ilinois
Minnesota
Jackson Institution
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