Local Newspaper Staff Roster Listing Names and Roles
A partial masthead lists staff members including Mrs Feath Mota, Gene Anderson, Albert A McFarlih, Glan Windhols, Charles N Watson, Lawrence Campbell, Gilbert N Kuhn and John Walker with roles spanning publisher editor news editor adv mer mech supt and bus mer cire mgr.
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Mra
Feath Mota
Gene Anderson
Assoc
Albert A. McFarlih
Glan Windhols
Charles N. Watson
Lawrence Campbell
Adv
Mer
Mech
Gilbert N. Kuhn
John Walker
Bus
Cire
Mgr
Off and On Main Street reminiscences and births noted
A fragmentary local item mentions a youth writing home for comfort while abroad and records births in Hays at Hadley Memorial and St Anthony Hospitals. A quirky kitchen note shares a Squabble Hollow Walnut Souffle recipe from Cleveland with detailed steps and serving suggestions.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Do You Still Love The Japs
The McPherson Sentinel editorial questions lingering affection for Japan after World War II. It cites a 12 000 strong Tokyo Bay protest at an American naval base against docking of an American submarine, labeling the rally Communist led and arguing imperial loyalty shifts to anti American sentiment and communism.
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The
McPherson Sentinel
Germany
Kaiser
Hitler
Tokyo Bay
Turncoats Return From China After War Drift
A report from El Dorado Times notes that 21 U.S. POWs who stayed in China after the Korean War were allowed sanctuary and most have returned to the United States. Clarence Adams recently crossed into Hong Kong. others are said to have recoiled from communism and sought safe passage home. The government did not deem them deserters or issue dishonorable discharges, allowing immunity from prosecution. Adams acknowledges having taunted the United States during captivity.
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U.S
Red
China
Clarence Adams
Hong Kong
America
Sam
Adams
Turncoats Brace For Shame After Captivity
Report notes that anti U S propaganda broadcasts target the coming government of North Vietnam and that some captives were brainwashed by the Chinese. Although they will not be harassed here, they bear the enduring stigma of being turncoats, a label they cannot escape.
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U.S
North
Viet Nam
Summer Job Guide From The Pratt Tribune
The Pratt Tribune outlines summer job guidance for teens highlighting long term value over immediate pay. It notes the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938 protects youth, lists hazardous occupations for under 18s, allowed roles for 14 and 15 year olds, and safe practices such as age certificates. It urges teens to stay in school to boost future earnings.
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Pratt Tribune
Secretary of Labor
Kansas Lions Elect District Governors
Eight district governors were elected at the Lions Clubs state convention. Named are Paul Boston Salina Lawrence Sjamses Wamego Willie Gutierrez Topeka Orville Atkinson Great Bend Earl Borgett Kingman Norris Mallory Gem Edwin Winter Turan and Dale Mitchell Paola. Topeka will host the 1967 convention and Great Bend the 1968 gathering.
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Dodge City
Kan
Lions Clubs
Paul Boston
Salina
Lawrence Sjamses
Wamégo
Willie Gutierrez
Topeka
Orville Atkinson
Great Bend
Earl Borgett
Kingman
Norris Mallory
Gem
Edwin Winter
Turan
Dale Mitchell
Paola
Lions
Court orders retrial review in Sheppard case
The Supreme Court's 8-1 ruling backs a new examination of the 1954 Bay Village murder case. Justices criticized pretrial publicity and urged avoidance of prejudice, with potential retrial in Ohio if authorities pursue charges again within a reasonable time.
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Cleveland
Clark
Supreme Court
Sheppard
U.S. Circuit Court
Cincinnati
U.S. District Court
Ohio
Hugo L. Black
Black
U.S. Dist
Carl Weinman
Weinman
U.S. Supreme Court
Bay Village
Ky Regime Faces Buddhist Pressure as Elections Move Ahead
In Saigon the Buddhist Institute presses for Ky and Nguyen Van Thieu to resign while the Electoral Commission contemplates turning the assembly into a governing legislature after drafting a constitution. Meanwhile U S forces report action and casualties in the Central Highlands and Mekong Delta as fighting with Viet Cong continues. Thich Haven Quang says the government has not invited the Buddhist leaders to join the directorate.
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U.S
17Th Parallel
North Viet Nam
Mekong
Phong Dinh
Cai Rang
Buddhist Institute
Thich
Haven Quang
Indira Gandhi Devalues Indian Rupee by 36.4 Percent
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi devalued the Indian rupee by 36.4 percent, setting the new official rate at 7.5 rupees per dollar. The currency remains stronger on unofficial markets where the dollar trades around 12 rupees in New Delhi and other Asian capitals.
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NEW Dell
India
Indira Gandhi
New Delhi
Brothers Back In Custody After Escape
Two brothers Ralph McFarland 38 and LeRoy McFarland 33 of Enid Oklahoma were recaptured after escaping Friday night from the Kansas state penitentiary in Lansing Kansas. Ralph was captured and LeRoy surrendered following pursuit and a manhunt.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
Ralph McFarland
LeRoy
Enid
Okla
Hair turns yellowish gray not due to acid condition
Dr Molner explains aging pigments cause gray hair. heredity and pigment changes, not acids, explain yellow tinge. Cosmetic rinses or touch ups only. Also notes heart injury from car crash is possible but usually improves. sternum fracture can cause chest pain. stockings for varicose veins offered. readers told to mail requests for booklet.
Music Camp Begins At Rock Springs
A 4-H music camp starts today at Rock Springs Ranch near Junction City and runs through Friday with over 200 participants. Ellis County attendees include Charles Schmidt Jane Erbert Carolyn Werth and Steven Dechant.
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Rock Springs Ranch
Junction City
Ellis County
Charles Schmidt
Jane Erbert
Carolyn Werth
Steven Dechant
Hershey Says Girls Won’t Be Drafted Here
Lt Gen Lewis R Hershey director of the Selective Service system said on TV that if a universal military training program ever exists girls would not be drafted. He added that it is hard to sell the armed forces on the use of women.
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Philadelphia
Lewis R. Hershey
Selective Service System
Hershey
Larry Winn Jr. files for Republican 3rd District bid
Overland Park businessman Larry Winn Jr. filed today as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Congress in Kansas' 3rd District. The item notes his filing and adds a brief, tongue in cheek line about wantads.
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Topeka
Larry Winn Jr
Overland Park
Kennedy TV Review and Schedule Shuffle Across Networks
NBC's Age of Kennedy memoirs JFK in his era drew praise for vitality yet failed to define a distinct style. London Palladium special dulls. Kate Smith hosts with weak Comedy. Ed Sullivan outshines with Beatles tape. ABC renames fall shows to avoid confusion, rebranding Them Monroes to Wild Country while NBC and CBS use similar wild titles.
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NBC
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Adlai
Stevenson
United Nations
Peace Corps
London Music Hall
Kate Smith
Tom Jones
Millicent Martin
Ed Sullivan
Sullivan
U S Job Figures Hint at Ongoing Improvement
U S officials say unemployment may continue to fall through the year as May payrolls rise about 650000, mainly in manufacturing and nonfarm sectors. Secretary Ross notes ongoing study of how students in school are counted among the unemployed and possible changes to measurement methods.
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Ross
Bureau
Summer Music Hall Hosts New NBC Variety Night
TV guide notes NBC premieres Summer Music Hall a replacement for The Andy Williams Show from 9 to 10 PM Eastern. Singer John Davidson hosts a lively variety hour shifting from crime drama spoof to light entertainment amid the season’s schedule.
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Heavy Squad
NBC
Andy Williams
John Davidson
Hullabastinon
Mitch
Five County Students To Receive Degrees At KU Commencement
Five students from Hays and one from Ellis will receive degrees tonight at the University of Kansas 94th annual commencement in Memorial Stadium. From Hays: James A. Windholz and Paul A. Jacobs, both masters, Le Roy Twarogowski, master of fine arts, Jeanette Young, medical technology certificate, Sharon Lee Doane, B S in chemistry and B A, and Brian A. Rowland of Ellis will receive his Doctor of Laws.
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Hays
Ellis
University of Kansas
Memorial Stadium
James A. Windholz
Paul A. Jacobs
Leroy Twarogowski
Jeanette Young
Sharon Lee Doane
Brian A. Rowland
Sunflower Boys State Opens in Lawrence with 1020 Delegates
The annual Sunflower Boys State has opened in Lawrence Kansas with 1,020 delegates who will study citizenship and government during the week.
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Lawrence, Kan
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