Editorial on John Birch Society clash in Army Germany
The Life of John Birch and American Opinion were removed from an Army division reading program in Germany not as a ban but as discretionary action amid pro blue doctrination opposition led by Maj. Gen. Edwin Walker. The piece argues the Birch Society uses false accusations and secrecy, likening tactics to McCarthyism while praising press restraint.
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Germany
John Birch Society
Edwin A. Walker
Truman
Eisenhower
The
Birch Society
United States
Red Boss
Sun tan cream base to combat dry skin advised
In Dear Dr Mother readers ask about sun tan preparations and psoriasis. The doctor notes sun filters reduce burning and dry skin improves in summer. No new psoriasis medication proven. seasonal variation common. Cosmetics may cover lesions. eating has no proven effect. A Calorie Chart pamphlet is offered via mail.
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G.Q
Dr. Molner
Dunde
Television Log of a Busy Wednesday Schedule
A dense sked of daytime and evening programs lists cartoons, westerns, dramas, game shows, and news across channels. Notable items include Popeye, Garry Edward shows, The Wagon Train, Malibu Run, The Price Is Right, East Coast news, and late-night movie lineups interwoven with local weather and sports updates. The article also notes a public typewriter service at the Nelson Hotel and a marriage license issued to Clyde S. Roberts.
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Quick Draw McGraw
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Dav Nelson
Gordon Jump
Harold Mack
Cochiseus
Don Harrison
Monte Moore
Bill Yearout
Huntrey-Brinkley
Douglas Hdwards
Hong Kong
Hong Kon
Nelson Family
Much Humor On TV Not Laughed At
Abe Burrows argues humor defines laughter across situations as TV comedy falters. Mort Sahl quits the Ed Sullivan Show amid flat reactions and silences from audiences. Jack Benny, Red Skelton, and Steve Allen remain firm in their TV love, continuing to perform as pressure on the medium persists.
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New York
Abe Burrows
Mort Sahi
Sahl
Jack Benny
Red Skelton
Steve Allen
This Evening's TV Highlights
A young woman resorts to blackmail to marry in Man From Co chise. Malibu Run airs on Channels 5 to 13 tonight with action and drama across listings.
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House Party Co
Beulah
Young
Dr. Malone
Millonaire
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Cochise
Kansas to gain 11.6 million road funds under bill
Kansas would receive an additional 11.6 million for roads if the highway financing bill passes Congress. The measure would allocate 3.1 million more in fiscal 1963 and 8.5 million in 1964, with most work on Interstate 70. The Senate passed it with amendments and sent it to the House.
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Topeka
Kansans
Congress
Walter Johnson
Kansas
Senate
House
Injuries Fatal To Alma Man
James Young Jackson age 65 of Alma Missouri died Tuesday from a head injury after a traffic collision near Alma. He died en route to a Kansas City hospital as his pickup truck and a car driven by 37 year old John W Holtcamp collided on a gravel road near Alma. Jackson and a companion were first treated at the Waverly clinic.
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Ottawa Herald subscription rates and billing note
Ottawa Herald lists daily publication with subscription prices for trade area and outside area by mail. Rates cover one month to one year, with lower rates for local subscribers and higher rates for distant readers. Text notes Associated Press rights and local news exclusivity.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Robert B Wellington Esses
Richter Guy Snedake
Associated Press
AP News Dispatch
Say Teachers Reflect What Patrons Want
Professor Nicholas Fattu of Indiana University told an education conference that there is no universally effective teacher. He argued communities shape teachers by valuing different goals and appearances, while urging the profession to set standards from best available research.
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University Park, Pa
Nicholas Fattu
Indiana University
Fattu
After years my view on the Pottawatomie Massacre shifts
The speaker recounts changing views on the massacre's wisdom, noting Free-state gains at Pottawatomie Creek and the flight of many Pro-slavery settlers. He describes washing swords in the creek, returning to camp, and Owen Brown’s warning that such work would end, with blood on a saber prompting disbelief.
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Pottawatomie Creek
William Sherman
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