Paying Off The Indians
The piece questions a proposed plan to pay Indians up to a billion dollars for most of the U S lands and notes past payments. It cites 1946 onward distributions to over 36 000 Indians and references claims in Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Kansas tied to Cheyenne and Arapaho lands. The author frames the action as wasteful deficit spending and critiques government largesse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.A
California
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Nuclear Survival Plan Urges Shelters Against Thermonuclear Attack
Steuart L. Pittman told Congress that nuclear war would not wipe out the economy or agriculture if a nationwide shelter program is funded. He warned apathy is the greatest hurdle and urged approval of a 175 million dollar effort to stock shelters and ensure food and medical supplies for survivors.
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United States
Civil Defense
Congress
Steuart L. Pittman
Pittman
House Armed Services Subcommittee
First Woman White House Doctor Replaces Top Physician
The 1963 64 Government Manual lists Rear Admiral George G Barkley as physician to the President. Dr Janet Traver served the first two years as first woman and first civilian White House physician. Burkley has accompanied the President on trips while Traver remains on payroll but not in top position.
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George G. Barkley
Janet Traver
White House
Burkley
Washington
Travel
The Curbstone Economist on Gold and Dollar Policy
A columnist criticizes currency policy as illogical and weak, arguing for restraint on gold outflow and spending while noting gold drains, rising foreign credits, IMF loans, and drastic measures. He cites July 1939 gold figures, foreign prepayments, and the odd silver melting point as signs of instability in a global monetary system.
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U.S
France
Washington
Germany
Lars
Congress
International Monetary Fund
Curbstone
Canada
Taming of the Shrew and gender dynamics in dating case
Dr. Crane explains through Shakespeare and modern psychology that overly compliant dating behavior can lead women to disrespect and mistreat devoted partners. The piece argues dominance, not meekness, may attract respect and lasting commitment from certain women.
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Dr. Crane
Local notes and community visits in Harrisonville
Social items from Harrisonville include visits among Starkeys Markins Wood and Doyle families in nearby towns. Employment changes at Meigs County Children's Home and Ashland visits noted. A public sale fundraiser is planned by the Democrat Club at the town house. donations welcomed via Mrs. Blas wzisz and sellers can pay a small percentage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Carsey
Meigs County
Robert Alkire
Ashland
Howard Gilkey
Gallipolis
Ava Gilkey
Democrat Club
S. Blaswisz
Pomeroy
Janice Epph
Hiel
Political fables of two squirrels and two rabbits
A spoof featuring Wilbur and Ezekiel the squirrels debating leadership, acorn schemes, and the dangers of grand plans. The rabbits Hortense and Horace argue over deficits and budgets, ending in a comic clash over finances and restraint. Moral: firm stands risk knocking one flat. budget discipline matters.
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Zeke
Hortense
Horace
Carmichaels Coal Miners End Three Day Strike
About 750 coal miners returned to work Monday at the three Robena mines near Carmichaels Pa following a three day strike by United Mine Workers Local 6521. Work resumed at the midnight shift after a settlement over job assignments the union said created a safety hazard.
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Carmichaels
Robena
U.S. Steel Corp
Pennsylvania
U.S. Steel
United Mine Workers Local 6521
Dear Abby letters on family noise and teen public affection
A collage of Dear Abby questions about neighbors letting 12 kids play in a backyard, a teen girl and mother clashing over public handholding at a ball game, and a joke about dentures and a Good Fairy. Abby advises, promoting discreet private limits and quiet family harmony.
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Abby
Commission Shop Offers Simple Retirement Venture
Those past 40 may find a retirement business in a commission shop. A widow proprietor explains how no capital is needed, little bookkeeping, and a central display suffice. Items priced with 25 percent commission and 10 percent monthly reductions. Community appeal and steady income noted. Readers urged to request a booklet on starting a retirement business.
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Cape Cod
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John Chamberlain
George W. Crane
Terry T
Terry
Harrisonville
Earl Starkey
Carpenter
Bob Duncan
Obert Markins
William Wood
Athens
Bessie Douglas
Albany
Eldon Markins
Lisa
Thomas Doyle
Iola
Columbus
Sissy
Seneca
Wilbur
Ezekiel
Arthur Edson
Cheathens Messitn
Carrier
Materal
Sunary
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
Abigail van Buren
Paul
By Robert Peterson
the Messenger
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