Arkansas City plan links religious sessions to public schools
The editorial criticizes Arkansas Wycander's arrangement allowing first through sixth graders to attend religious education sessions sponsored by churches. It argues the plan breaches church state separation, reduces school time, biases participation toward certain denominations, and discriminates against non participating families and Protestant groups. It asserts legality is doubtful and condemns mixing secular schooling with church instruction.
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Arkansas
Arkansas City
Dangerous cargo on the Shangri-La a sailor’s view
A reporter tours the Shangri La’s narrow passageways and tall decks to reveal a crowded ammo storehouse with 50 carloads of explosives and a focus on the ship as a special weapons carrier. Guards restrict crew access, and the narrator contemplates the potential blast from hundreds of bomb canisters and thousands of tons of fuel aboard.
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Shangri-La
Landiubber
After All Fall Madness
A nostalgic column critiques football fever across U S stadiums noting long lulls between plays, crowd rituals, and social hangouts. It compares games to car races, highlights alumni parties and bars as the real draw, and suggests the sport fuels social chatter more than constant action.
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Acion
Nore
Delinquent Subscribers Branded In Defiant Verse
An editor of the Republican rails against readers who dodge payments. The poem warns that a man who cheats a printer will not reach Heaven and will face sorrow and hardship. The tone targets debtors with sharp, moral judgment and humorous invective.
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Christians Should Be Salesmen, Aims for Church Outreach
Dr George W Crane urges young church members to canvass a 20 to 50 home area next Sunday from 2 to 5 PM, selling attendance growth as a church mission. Proposes a Golden Pen letters drive and a 30 day Challenge with diplomas, stressing cheerful, respectful outreach and community improvement.
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French Doctor Warns Overwork A Century Disease
Paris physician Dr Hugo Biancani heads a new Institute for the Study and Prevention of Overwork. He calls overwork a century plague hitting leaders like Eisenhower and Roosevelt, while stressing work life balance, proper pacing, and recreation as remedies amid hectic city life.
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Surprising Social Security Question From Brooklyn Woman
Reader asks if a mother who raises her daughter's child after a divorce can trigger survivor benefits if she dies before 62. Officials in Clay Center discuss lower Republican River water development plans as area residents are urged to attend a meeting.
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Lindsborg Board Withdraws 995000 Elementary Bond Proposal
The Lindsborg Board of Education voted to withdraw a 995000 bond issue for a new elementary school. Petitions from citizens opposed the plan, citing heavy taxes and unfavorable economic conditions. Lindsborg carries a $63.26 per thousand tax levy, with 28.34 mills for schools. a rural high school completed in 1954.
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Kas
Lindsborg Board of Education
Social Security questions answered from readers
A column answers readers on Social Security ineligibility for dependents and widows, tax treatment of benefits, and rules on combining earnings. It notes a son’s benefits may end if earnings exceed limits, a widow under 62 cannot receive disability, and parents cannot receive double benefits from two accounts. company pensions may be taxable while Social Security is tax exempt. An eastern utility uses river dredge coal for generators.
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