Kennedy Faces Civil Rights Crisis Testing Congress Tone
James Marlow analyzes President Kennedy’s approach to Congress as civil rights tensions rise. He notes Kennedy’s history of restraint with lawmakers versus tough action abroad, and predicts potential in-fighting if urgent civil rights legislation stalls. The piece warns Southern Democratic opposition could imperil Kennedy’s re election prospects.
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Wellsville 4-H Club Tour Highlights Youth Projects
The Happy-Go-Getters 4-H Club toured homes in Wellsville visiting Schendel and Corwine families to view projects. Members weighed nails and glass collected, judged potato guesses, tasted meat demonstrations, and watched cooking, crafts, and livestock displays before a wiener roast.
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Central Area News item recap
Hazel Mae Walters cut her foot with an axe and was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa for stitches and treatment. Debby and Cyndy Knight of Topeka visited grandparents Clarence Oswalds, while Florence Dunlap of Kansas City visited Jim Cook's home. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Todd of Los Angeles are visiting sister Mrs. Lee Martin and Emmett Thompson’s family in Williamsburg. Russell Retter attended the Better Reunion at Garnett. Scott Crane of McAlester Oklahoma spent days at their home. Maude Martin vacationing in Nebraska and Iowa with daughter Eldon Gilliland and family.
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Los Angeles
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Emmett Thompson
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Williamsburg
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Scott Crane
McAlesnier
Okla
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Nebraska
Iowa
Mrs. Eldon Gilliland
Kansas to Hold First State Mental Health Congress
TOPEKA AP A Kansas Congress on Mental Illness and Health will convene in Topeka on October 24, gathering all state psychiatric and medical agencies. A Wichita physician Dr. Austin J. Adams heads the steering committee planning grassroots input and participation, as a followup to a national Chicago congress. Sponsors include the Kansas Medical Society Kansas Psychiatric Society Kansas Chapter of the American Academy of General Practice Kansas Association for Mental Health and the division of Institutional Management of the State Department of Welfare.
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Stanton Social Notes Highlight Visits and A New Baby
Recent visitors to the George Brassfields included relatives from Bonner Springs Santa Clara Calif and Bethel. Families attended the FFA annual picnic in Wallace Park and many local households hosted guests. A daughter Kendyl Sue was born to Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Osawatomie at Martin Army hospital Columbus Ga weighing 6 lb 13 oz.
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Bethel
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Ida
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Kenneth Evans
Richardsons
Roy
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Fred Whitney
Osawatomie
Earl Crean
Harold Johnson
Paola
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Lawrence Webber
Chuck Jentzsch
Arthur Parks
Bob Hoffman
Raymond Bryan
Bob
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Vernon and
Dale
Margrete Lamon
Macon
Georgia
Johnnie Sharp
William Players
Harold Davies
Robert Smith
Martin Army Hospital
Columbus
Kendyl Sue
Willis Smith
Bob Player
Sherri
Ottawa
Weather effect is big factor in weekend travel
Americans' love of the family car makes weekend weather an economic force across businesses from motels to road eateries. Good weather boosts highway travel, motel occupancy, and auto-related sales while bad weather cuts trips and retail take. Industry figures show rising auto travel, gas use, and tire sales tied to weekend conditions.
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Jersey Standard Oil
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Herald Public Tip Reward Is Five Dollars Weekly
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