SHAPE forces and NATO members under strain in Europe
The article notes SHAPE and NATO units from the United States and about a dozen European nations facing shortages and strategic strains. France shifts troops to North Africa, Britain reallocates to Cyprus, Greece reacts to tensions, Turkey dislikes moves, and Belgium, Holland, and Denmark scale or fail to maintain forces. The United States also lags on pledged contributions, leaving a thin defense line toward the English Channel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
APE
NATO
North Freaty
United States
France
North Africa
Great
Britain
Cyprus
Greece
Turkey
Germany
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Can't Decide on Garage for 1965 Car
A neighbor delays his new home project and ponders garage options for the 1965 car. Boosters propose doubling police to curb tourist border crossings amid a string of quirky notes and commentary on public life and holidays. The piece ends with a seasonal wish for a vernal equinox.
AtPreak Able Old Timers By ELM
An old timer reunion in the town prompts reflection on future generations. The writer muses whether there will still be self styled old timers in 10 to 35 years and what memories they will share about early transportation, fires, and prairie life, versus rising technological speeds and changing times. The piece weighs nostalgia against inevitable change.
Local notes from the county history column
Fifteen years ago Earl Lord of Rantoul planted oats. A Williamsburg area wolf hunt was planned. Raymond Bailey joined the army twenty five years ago. Harold Lamb and Dad Martin offered corn for this year’s county contest. R Hubbard and J A Michelson directed Unit Farms. Nora Stiles obtained a permit to add a porch at 927 N Sycamore. Fifty years ago John Boardman hunted with Dad Martin. Mr and Mrs David Henderson moved to 717 S Locust. W A Cog and 322 Ash reported ten hens laying sixty five eggs in seven days.
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Earl Lord of
Harold Lamb
Dad
Martin
R. Hubbard
J. A. Michelson
Unit Farms Company
Nora Stiles
N. Sycamore
John Boardman
Dad Martin
David Henderson
W. A. Cog
Ike's Illness Lights Up U S Heart Ailments View
Relman Morin reports President Eisenhower's health scare spurred public and corporate interest in heart disease. He notes better awareness, more funding for research, and a shift in attitudes as executives and workers recognize cardiac issues as manageable. The piece discusses fear, public discourse, and possible effects on policy and elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W York
Eisenhower
United States
John Smith
Thej
Navy Describes Moon Rocket That Will Reach Moon
A navy description portrays a massive rocket nearly 12 feet long and 45 inches wide at the widest point. It is designed to carry the first man made moon craft about 900 miles into space in roughly ten minutes. The notice appears within Herald Want Ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalimung
Fockel
Earth
Outer Space
Seek Standard Fees For Medical Care
A San Francisco report from the California Medical Association explains how fees should relate across services. It cites example bills: an eight dollar first office call would yield a 140 dollar appendectomy, 200 for a Caesarian delivery, and 60 for a tonsil operation, with proportional figures if the initial visit is four dollars. The CMA notes it is not setting prices but urging realistic relationships. It also notes about eighty percent of U S nonfarm people over 65 maintain their own households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California Medical Assny
CMA
California
U. S
Richmond Social News Roundup From Local Club Eve
Mr and Mrs Harold Guy hosted Greenawalt Stitch and Chatter with a potluck and social afternoon. Many Ottawa and area residents attended dinners, visits, funerals, and family gatherings across Garnett Lane and Kansas City, including the McMahons, Kuikens, Siglers, and Honn families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Guy
Greenawalt Stitch and Chatter Club
Bert Binkley
Ray Feuerborn
EB. M. Hendersons
John Guys
Harry Beals
Earl Walls
Lester Foxes
Dick Foxes
van Roushes
Dick Frakes
Harold Kimballs
John Hinkle
Roy Patterson
Loonie Chambers
Colony
Mia
Jay Adams
Herb McClure
Clyde Foraker
Ottawa
Shubert
Nebr
Foraker
Bright
Carroll Whiteford, Jr
A. E. Nickels
Betty
Noah Hutchison
George
Dale
Kansas City
Kansas University Medical Center
Kenneth McMahons
Osawatomie
Chester Martin
Virgil Smith
Anderson County Hospital
Bob Kuikens
Fred Kuiken
Melvin Kuiken
Jordan
Alfred Sigler
South
Harold Sigler
San Antonio
Jerry Mildfett
Mike
Joe Mildhetts
John Miller
Charley Wolken
Hilda
Frank Shearer
Leroy
Lincoln
Robert Foltz
Princeton
W. E. Foulke
Garnett
Amos Lyon
R. E. Boyer
W. L. Welches
Arthur Boyers
Arthur Hultz
Ray Hultz
Bush City
Richard Hultz
Sam Ewing
Bluey 'Mound
Joe Kanuss
Crozier
Ewing
Gambling A Sign of Immaturity
An article argues gambling reflects immaturity and urges avoidance, warning of chronic gamblers’ harm to families. It cites Harry T. and his wife, noting debt from bets on horse racing, and advocates earning money, education, and religious or psychological help to curb gambling behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry T
Tarry
Warry
Crane
Harry
Santa Claus
Lady Luck
Alweyn
Hopkins
Melotr
Ind
Hopkins Syndicate, Inc
Evening radio schedule and church notices
Radio listings for Thursday and Friday present a wide array of programs on KTJO KMBC WDAF KNBC WDAB WDAP KNBC and others including news, music, theater, and boxing. The Churches Invite You to Their Services and community announcements follow the broadcast entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KNBC
Bia
Ktvo
WDAF
Morgan Beatty
KMBC
Showtime 700
KTJO
Kews
Nelson Eddy
Ktjo—Cueat Star
Bound Mirror
Newa Bi
Newa
KMSBC
King of
WDAP
Sound Mirror
WDAY
Pleasant Valley Social News Highlights Local Visits
Mrs. Jack Phillips of Paola visited her mother, Mrs. Pete Wiseman, Monday. Harold Carpenter and Timmy joined visits to Ralph O’Connor Wednesday evening. Kenneth Coffman and classmates Larry Ehrsam Burns and Wendell Lauver Overbrook were weekend guests at Lester Coffman’s. Jack McAuley Fort Riley stayed with the Coffmans. Wilbur Hutchinson and Edward Finley plus Duane and Ronald McAuley from Peoria Ill were callers Sunday at the Coffman home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Phillips
Paola
Pete Wiseman
Harold Carpenter
Timmy
Ralph O'Connor
Kenneth Allen Coffman
Larry Ehrsam
Burns
Kas
Wendell Lauver
Overbrook
Lester Coffman
Wiley Breer
Wilber Hutchinson
Jack McAuley
Fort Riley
Wilbur Hutchinson
Edward Finley
Duane
Ronald McAuley
Peona
Ill
A. V. McAuley
Prayer text from Upper Room service
A devotional prayer asks God for forgiveness faith courage and inner spirit to follow Christ as Teacher Master and King, ending with the Our Father. The fragment evokes a reverent communal prayer and personal dedication within a church setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Franklin County Humane Society letter rebuts cruelty claims
The Franklin County Humane Society responds to a critic from Rantoul, defending animal welfare work and advocating stricter breeding controls. It cites rising animal births, calls for education and kindness, and urges reporting cruelty to authorities while noting most locals support humane efforts. The letter also references religious ethics and a population growth figure from 1900 to 1950.
Lane Lane social notes and high school play upcoming
Lane community guests from Ohio Bronson Osawatomie Ottawa and Homewood visit families. Lane high school junior class to present Bolts and Nuts Friday March 23 at 8 p.m. in the auditorium directed by Mrs. L A Green with many juniors and sophomores in cast. Other items include festival participation and local callers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Crowl
Emily
Ohio
Jerry Triplett
Earl Porter
Russell Robb
Bronson
Gail Miller
Joyce
Osawatomie
Dean Kennedy
Helen Cole
Virginia Neill
Kansas City
Carl Cantleberry
Barbara Neill
Velma Higdon
Belle Brownlee
Larry Fuller
Bill Fine
Ottawa
Bill Hettler
Ginger
Joy Brownlee
Joe Luther
Chuck Mitchell
E. F. Brownlea
Paul Criegs
Fontana
John Higdon
Velma
Donald Higdon
Homewood
Lane Schools
Louise Welborn
Lavon Hettler
Will Discuss Wage Increase In State Jobs
Topeka reports the Kansas Finance Council Committee will meet April 5 with State Personnel Division officials to discuss salary increases for certain state employees. Review will include salaries of board of health employees.
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Topekaw
Kansas Finance Council Committee
Board of Health
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Funther
Europe
Gettysburg Farm
Red Army
English Channel
Jens Boosters
Ed Murray
Middle East
Ike
AtPreak
U.S
Relman Morin
Hal Boyle
Basic Informa
Andy
New York
Heart-fund
Deat
Troth
Navy
Datermaeann Tm
Herald
Ottawa Herald
Majo
Ottewa
Kus
Sy Sheduker
Don
Baltui Yon
Mall
Monte
Mall Sid
Richmond
Miss Mabel Chandler
George W. Crane
Channel
NBC
CBS
ABC
Buckskin Billy Buckalin
Buiz
Ardeho Save Dragnet Teople'a Choice
Ford Theater
Laux Theatre
LUX Theatre
TNO Vatay
Ting Dong Schook
Brote Kovacs
Hone
Tennessee
Finnie
Funnies Liberace
Pinky Lee
Howdy Doody
Buckskin
Billy Buckakin
Buly
Lone
Edele Fisher
Mickey Mouse
Studio 13
Brasa News
Doug Dowards
Taina Ranger Detective
Preston Lone Ranger
Detective Cummings
Bishop Sheen Tite Cimar
Muse
Climax Star Tonight
Climax Playhous
Highway Patrol Playhouse
Carson
Hitery Queen ‘Theater
Crose
Cumminga Tu Mancini News Live Star Final
Giveralesque
X Biar
Good Morning
Kangaroo
Garry Moore
Garry Moore Movie
Big Payott
Bob Crosby
Valiant Lady Wonderland
Wonderlan
Ramper
Robert
Lewia Margie
Bandstand
Himmie Pinrson
Mickey Mouse Shudia
Mickey Mouse Meet the Brass
Nene
Cartoon News
Mama Orne
Harriet
Miss Brooks
Crossroads Playhouse
Crusadora Tollar
Crusaders Playhouse
View ‘Theatre
Suzie
Rafge 714
News
Five Star Final
Rocket Squad Movie
The
Dr. Crane
RADIO
Ayne Wdae
Fibber McGea
Wraf—Hewa
EKMBC
Pleasant Valley News
Lucy Matile
Advertising Council
John
Lady Evangelist
Rantoul
Humane Society
Kansas
S.P.C.C
S.P.C.A
National Humane Society
Washington, D. C
Jesus
Franklin County Humane Society, Inc
Fred Kaiser
Rexall Drug Store
S. Main
Bond
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