Beatniks Are Really Harmless in Public Debate
Washington AP remarks beatniks are harmless, writing and creating poetry while facing hostility from zoning boards and police. A Chicago magazine faces postal hearings for beatnik content. Editors defend free expression, noting beat culture seeks love, art, and open minds while avoiding harm to others.
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Dante
Help Wanted Pages Make Good Reading
RELMAN MORIN notes Sunday help wanted pages reveal a healthy economy through varied ads. He cites cryptic phrases like Terrific oppty and nice all male office, plus niche postings for fields such as research, international relations, social work, anthropology, publishing, art and editing. He reflects on changing norms and hints at humor and irony in postings.
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New York
Oklahoma Teen Marriage Bill Becomes Law
Oklahoma Gov. J Howard Edmondson signed a bill to curb quickie teen marriages. The act requires applicants under 18 or men over 21 to be accompanied by a parent, imposes a three day waiting period, and mandates blood tests for those under 25 unless waived by a county judge.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
J. Howard Edmondson
Burns Die in Truck Crash North of Caldwell Kansas
Albert John Beyer a Sabetha high school graduate age 17 died in a truck crash seven miles north of Caldwell on K49 The harvest crew member was driving a truck carrying a combine and was trapped in the cab after the vehicle struck the east railing of the Chicaskia River bridge Beyer was part of a convoy headed for Oklahoma.
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Albert John Beyer
Sabetha
Kas
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Caldwell
Beyer
Oklahoma
Tractor Overturn Kills Norton Man
An overturned tractor on a Norton area farm killed operator Dave Montgomery 65. He lived five miles east of Norton. Police and authorities described the tragedy as a rural accident with Montgomery the sole casualty.
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Norton
Kas
Dave Montgomery
Rantoul Area Moves And Visits Reported
Mr and Mrs Dale Burgoon move to a farm home near Wellsville. Mae Hicks buys property in Ottawa and moves in. Bill Grimm visits Fairland Oklahoma and meets Jesse Laduke. Henry Fuller returns to St Louis after visiting sister Mrs Vint Reed. J R Payne family from Bethel visits Gale Gilbert clan. John Perkins family visits McCune. Frances Springer and Dr Sebert of Kansas City visit Maude Springer. Everett Jackson of Russell visits his mother Mrs C B Jackson. Harold Richards and Topeka family return home after week with Mrs W R Byrn. Wesley Roecker Chanute visits Redick and Roecker families.
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Henry Fuller
St. Louis
Vint Reed
C. B. Jackson
Harold Richards
Topeka
W. R. Byrn
Wesley Roecker
Chanute
Redick
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