Greece Struggles With Democracy Amid Economic Shift
Athens under military rule shows no democracy, yet Eastern and Western influences mix in daily life. Despite poverty and stark inequality, Greece enjoys rising consumerism, new luxury housing, and a growing middle class as foreign models and Western tech reshape society.
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War In The Mid East Won't Much Affect Europe Oil
Beirut AP notes a Middle East war would only slightly impact Western Europe oil unless prolonged. Suez no longer indispensable due to Libya Nigeria Algeria output and large supertankers. Arabs split on withholding oil. Saudi Kuwait pledge but unlikely to act, Iran and Venezuela bolster Europe supply. Egypt near bankruptcy. Cairo sold $40 million of gold since 1956 with $146 million in reserves.
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Pearson Seeks Federal Aid For Colleges Conference
Sen James B Pearson told an education conference in McPherson that 4 billion dollars of federal aid to education is available annually for junior and senior colleges and universities. He aims to funnel aid to smaller colleges with 120 attendees at the meeting. Pearson plans to visit six western Kansas cities after the conference.
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Television Schedule Log Continues Through Weekend Midnight
The page lists a dense broadcast slate with numerous films and series across both days. Highlights include movies The Hurricane and Broken Lance, series Steven segments such as Mission Impossible and Gunsmoke, and evening talk and variety programs like Jackie Gleason and Lawrence Welk, plus News and Weather slots.
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Police Notices on North Main Speeding Citations
Police reports list BEN H B H 75 of Cedar cited in the 300 block of North Main for speeding 37 in a 20 mph zone. ROBERT C B 32 of Poplar cited in the 200 block of North Main for speeding 34 in a 20 mph zone. HOMER H MILLER 54 of Walnut cited May 25 in the 200 block of North Main for speeding in a 20 mph zone. WAYNE L JONES 29 of Oak cited May 25 in the 300 block of North Main for speeding 34 in a 20 mph zone. DONALD W BECKNER 29 of Garnett cited May 25 in the unspecified block.
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Two-Car Collision Injures Ottawan, Driver Cited
A 23-year-old Ottawan reported minor knee pains after a crash at the Maple and Thirteenth intersection. Gary L Underwood of 1214 S Hickory blamed a obstructed view by a tree for his southbound Maple car hitting Robert Dean 23 of 1020 Willow, who faced a driving without license charge.
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Lippmann Announces Retirement From Regular Column
Walter Lippmann, 77, longtime columnist for 36 years, says he will retire his twice-weekly revue. In a final installment he expresses desire to escape daily White House and press scrutiny. Syndicated by Los Angeles Times. previously with New York World Journal Tribune and New York Herald Tribune. He plans occasional future writings.
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Rats Swarm in Drought Hit Australia
AP reports millions of rats swarm across drought stricken northern South Australia attacking sheep and other animals, prompting police to warn residents and assess livestock losses amid harsh conditions.
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Australia
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Two Views Of God In Sunday School Lesson
Clarence W. Cranford contrasts two views of religion with Acts 8. Philip’s ministry in Samaria shows faith in Christ over magic. The piece urges lay engagement to reach those outside church walls and explains faith as guidance, not a magical tool.
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Samaria
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Christ
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Phillips
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