Editorial argues 1966 budget surpasses 100 billion
The piece contends a 1966 budget above 100 billion will arrive due to Viet Nam costs and notes public alarm is unwarranted. It argues the figure matters only as a share of per capita income, not as an absolute total, and recommends reporting percentage rather than dollar amount.
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United States
United Nations
Budget Bureau
New York Tax Winds Up Boosting Evasion Says Economist
A writer argues that higher cigarette taxes in New York state and city spur evasion and lower sales. He cites a model where tax revenue rises only if collected from all sales, noting bootleggers and smugglers flourish as rates climb. He recalls Dutch and Breton examples of tax avoidance.
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New York City
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Elected officers and art exhibit noted in Tribune Files
Twenty five years ago Virgil E. Tyson was chosen worshipful master of Cedar Masonic lodge with Howard D. Parsons senior warden and others elected to key posts. An art display at Senior trade school featured Kansas and local works. Other notes include births, visits, and a major oil well report near Chanute with a 100 barrel tank.
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Virgil E. Tyson
Cedar Masonic Lodge
Howard D. Parsons
M. Alvin Irwin
William H. Riley
Guy S. Jeffers
Howard A. Jester
H. G. Curl
Roy H. Browning
Oscar N. Thompson
Lawrence P. Galbraith
Tyler
Charles C. Lacy
Kathryn
Erick Nelson
W. Main
W. L. Moreheart
Kansas City
Hortense
Luke sees prophecy of a great one as son of the Highest
The verse proclaims that he shall be called the Son of the Highest and that the Lord God will grant him the throne of David. It emphasizes royal lineage and divine appointment with Luke 1 32.
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Rights Leaders Push for Federal Funds Pause in Segregation Cases
Jim Quigley of HEW, tied to a $32 million Chicago schools cut, contemplates a Pennsylvania run for governor. A closed meeting with Katzenbach, Gardner, and civil rights leaders debated using withheld funds to enforce integration, with leaders warning the Negro vote could swing Republican in 1968 if funds flow to segregated schools. The cabinet members offered no commitments, citing existing law but implying possible actions.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Jim Quigley
HEW
Chicago
Johnson Fegion
Pennsylvania
Jim
LBJ
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Johnson
Nicholas Katzenbach
John Gardner
Juge Te Department
Katzenbach
Gardiner
Gardner
Biemiller
Afl-Cio
Joe Rauh
Colic Not a Disease It Is a Symptom Says Dr Molner
Dr Molner explains colic as a symptom with many causes from infant gas to adult bowel spasms. He notes colic is more common in firstborns, rare in hospitals, and often a cry is not fear or pain but attention or nervousness. Calmer parents and steady routines help prevent colic.
When to Date: Training Plays Key Role Over Age
Panelists advise that dating readiness depends on training rather than age. They suggest girls may date in groups by 14 and double date by 15, with steady dating uncommon before 13. Car dates should be about transportation, not romance, and parental guidance matters most.
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Kayettes
Molly
Martha Lee
the Tribune
Television Log Highlights and Channel Lineup
Television schedule listing channels and programs for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute. Highlights include morning shows Sunrise Semester Today Show Farm Facts News and more, with afternoon and prime time lineups featuring The Fugitive Petticoat Junction Peyton Place The Big Valley Green Acres Dick Van Dyke and Tonight Show among others.
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Ken
King and
Odie
Capt
Kangaroo
Love Lucy
General Hospital
LeLanne
Nurses
Donna Reed
Mike Douglas
Lloyd Thaxton
Huntley
Brinkley
Walter Cronkite
Wells Fargo
the Virginian
Patty Duke
Herriet
Rev. Hillbillies
Danny Thomas
Green Acres K
F-Troop
Dick van Dyke
Daenny Keye
Michigan State Soccer Player Pete Hens Starred in 1962 State Title
Pete Hens, a sophomore at Michigan State, played for Greenwich High School of Greenwich, Connecticut, when the team won the 1962 state title, highlighting his early talent before college.
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Michigan State
Greenwich
Conn
Tonight on TV Shows and Specials
Tom Smothers foils a frame up of a young gangster on CBS at 7 pm. Robert Vaughn and the Doodletown Pipers guest on the Red Skelton Hour at 7 30 pm with Freddie the Freeloader featured. NBC airs Guadal canal Diary at 8 pm. CBS Reports at 9 probes Watts Riot or Revolt and the Watts unrest in Los Angeles last August.
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Underworld
Smothers
CBS
Watts
Los Angeles
Clips Quips and Oddities From Local Papers
A collection of short items notes a teen lament about heartbreak in Coffeyville and a quip about doctors training patients to be ill during office hours. The Emporia Gazette jokes that Pop may forget and leave kids behind at the filling station but checks his change.
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Pop
Emporia Gazette
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