Editorial on Khrushchev’s denouncement of Stalin and its fallout
The piece analyzes Khrushchev’s move to denounce Stalin as a means to reform communism’s image. It notes how, despite initial hopes of a cleaner line, criticism has sharpened, with Pravda and others questioning Stalin’s crimes and Khrushchev’s past ties. It concludes that Stalin’s disclosures unlocked a rare freedom to criticize that may resist a return to silence.
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Khrushchev
Stalin
Red Press
Pravda
Kiss or not kiss a baby a cheek or more
A columnist argues about how to handle babies in public, noting Truman refused to kiss a baby and suggesting limited touching by others. The piece satirically weighs mouth and hand kissing, cheek touches, and even tummy kisses, then urges strict hands off by nonparents and even parental caution about rough handling.
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Harry Truman
England
Harry
Ravishing Vienna Faces Bobs and Buildings in City Tour
The piece surveys Vienna’s multiple faces from a gleaming tourist city to a recovering bombed capital. It notes baroque public buildings, open-air halls, and streets crowded with children and vehicles. It details reconstruction, parking needs, and Stalinplatz as a lingering Russian-influenced square.
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Vienna
Wien
Third Vienna
Austria
Stalinplatz
Moscow
Stalin
Fourth of July customs and furniture sale notice
The article notes the Fourth of July tradition of cannon and musketry, then extols Chenoweth and Beeler with price reductions on a full range of furniture. It advertises their stock at the west side of Main Street north of Charley Robin's Grocery, urging customers to visit and compare prices.
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Chenoweth & Beeler
Main Street
Charley Robin
Morning Mail Facts From A Curious World Wide Pool
New York columnists mail column notes quirky trivia from history and science. Facts cover royal beds and cathedral shaped furniture, a magistrate on double beds, common cold absenteeism, tranquilizers, marriage ages and coffee consumption, wage shifts in entertainment, odd cures, and cultural quirks across nations.
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New York
Louis XIV
France
Ludwig II of
Bavaria
Cardinal Richelieu
Richard Hill
America
Stansell Retires From Kansas City Star After 38 Years
Charles V. Stansell, associate editor of the Kansas City Star, ended his career yesterday after 38 years as a news paperman. He joined the Star in 1919 following eight years as professor and head of the English Department at Ottawa University.
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Kansas City
Charles V. Stansell
The
Kansas City Star
Stansell
Star
Ottawa University
Be Careful To Avoid Halitosis Case 301
A patient, Lorna D., 22, fears morning halitosis despite normal teeth. Dr. Crane explains causes include dry mouth, nasal inflammation, and open-mouth breathing. Advised remedies include tongue brushing, avoiding odor foods, cleaning dentures, and flavoring breath with gum.
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Lorna D
Dr. Crane
Lorna
tAlways
Crane
Hopkins Syndicate
Metott
Ind
The
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
On The Trail Gordon MacRae News Caravan Listings
Television schedule notes last minute changes affect accuracy for a July 2 lineup across Channel 4 5 9 and 13. Programs include Mickey Mouse segments and various news and weather entries with mixed times and channel references.
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Gordon MacRae
NBC
CBS
ABC
Firestone Film Fair Film Film
Fim Readers Digest
Big Town News Playhouse News
Kangarooo
Kangaroo
Serna
Garry Moore
Ernie Kovaca
Godfrey
Home
Bob Crosby
Joan Diane Lucas
Margie
Happy Home
Jimmie Plezzon
Trail Theatre
Science Theatre
Navy
Ernie Kovacs Godfrey
Rome Godfrey
Doug Edwards
Father Knowe
Disneys
Jimmie Plergon
the Millonaire
Secret Dunninger
L. &. Steel “Fights
Rosemary Clooney
Eddie Arnold
China Smith
Playhouse Police
Mark Saber
Radio Schedule Highlights July 2 4 1960s
A fragmented radio grid lists multiple stations KTJO KMBC WDAF and others with programs from News Dinner Music Jazz Campus News and special shows. Entries include times 6:30 7:36 8:00 and 9:50 with varied names like Henry Taylor Groucho and Roger Fredrikson.
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KTJO
KMBC
WDAF
Morgan Beatty
Henry Taylor
KUBC
Firestone
KTIO
U.N
Frederick
KXIBC
Dilson Ehow
Roger Fredrikson
Mmusic
Nmusic
Newas
KNBC
Krrjo
Dileon
Truth Or Conseq
EMIBC
FEMBC
Dilson
KU Medical Center Receives $100,000 Grant
Kansas City, Kas. The University of Kansas Medical Center wins a $100,000 grant from the W. D. Kellogg Foundation of Battle Creek Mich. to expand its television teaching program. Dean Clarke Wescoe notes KU pioneered medical instruction by black and white television in 1949 and the Kellogg funding invites broader use across departments.
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Kansas City, Kas
University of Kansas Medical Center
Clarke Wescoe
W. D. Kellogg Foundation
Battle Creek
Mich
K. U
Wescoe
One Killed Five Hurt In Wakarusa Crash
Mrs Phillip H Raotts wife of an Air Force master sergeant died and five others were injured in a two car collision four miles west of Wakarusa. Her husband and two daughters were hospitalized at Forbes Air Force Base. In the other car were Jacob Heise and his son Murray of Wakarusa.
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Topeka LP
Phillip H. Raotts
Air Force
Wakarusa
Forbes Air Force Base
Jacob Heise
Murray
How to Appeal a Social Security Decision
Steps to appeal a Social Security decision include reconsideration, review by a referee, Appeals Council review, and possible federal court action. File forms at your local office within six months, may incur lawyer fees, and final outcomes vary with court action. You may write Ray Henry with a self addressed envelope and 25 cents.
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Social Security Administration
Appeals Council
Washington
United States District Court
Social Security People
Ray Henry
TV Guide edition rumors and reunion notes
Television industry chatter covers Jerry Lewis signaling a split with Dean Martin over work ethic and happiness. Elvis Presley faces NBC scrutiny after Milton Berle Show, Judy Garland schedules Las Vegas stint, and NBC outlines Friday spectacle A Man's Game with Nanette Fabray. Marilyn Monroe is not sought by Jack Benny. Janet Blair joins Sid Caesar show. Sid Caesar, Carl Reiner, and Howard Morris reportedly chain-smoke. multiple names and future projects noted.
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Jerry Lewis
Dean Martin
Dean
Elvis Presley
NBC
Milton Berle
Judy Garland
Riviera Hotel
Las Vegas
Judy
Nanette Fabray
Kay Starr
Louis Armstrong
Jack Benny
Maurice Chevalier
Benny
Sir Laurence Olivier
Marilyn Monroe
Janet Blair
Sid Caesar
Carl Reiner
Howard Morris
Prayer for Guidance and Gratitude in Governance
A devotional prayer urging gratitude to God and divine insight for world leaders. It asks for guidance for governments, to seek divine leadership in earthly affairs, and for a people more devoted to God and His ways. Amen.
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Father
Earth
Jesus
Sylvia Song letters column request for replies
Sylvia Song outlines a general interest column in the Hutchinson News-Herald seeking public letters. She notes that many letters need a personal reply and insists all communications include a self addressed envelope. Anonymous mail is not accepted and readers are asked to send four letters to Sylvia Sage at Hutchinson News-Herald in Kansas.
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Sylvia Sage
The
Hutchinson
News-Herald
Kansas
Dear Sylvia Sage T and etiquette queries column
Dear Sylvia Sage T addresses a worried grandmother about a 4 year old grandson abused by his stepfather and how to handle the situation. Sage T urges mild remonstrance, noninterference, and accepting parental discipline while noting potential spoilage and water concerns. Additional letters discuss baby showers and a homemade laundry soap recipe with steps and cautions.
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