Editorial urges raising pay for Kansas legislators
The piece argues for higher legislator salaries to attract capable minds, noting current pay of 10 dollars a day plus 35 dollars for expenses during sessions. It warns against letting lawmakers self determine raises and questions the link between legal backgrounds and quality legislation.
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Duane McGill
Winfield Republican
McGill
Congress
Senators under pressure over moonlighting duties
Accounting shows many senators earn outside fees in lecturing and writing, totaling hundreds of thousands yearly. Absenteeism from moonlighting threatens Senate business. A proposed constitutional amendment would expel lawmakers with attendance below 60 percent, but chances are slim. voters must judge those in office at the polls.
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Frog Experience Told by a River Narrator
A storyteller recalls a frog hunting night with a companion on a lake trip. They bagged several frogs, then a water moccasin grabbed a large frog. They freed the frog from the snake and decided how to dispose of the snake.
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Frog
George
White House ran secret blacklist of Republican senators
The Nixon White House kept a confidential action list of GOP senators deemed troublesome. Bob Haldeman circulated it for hand copying, banning perks, dinners, patronage, and tours. Names included Javits, Hatfield, Case, Mathias, Schweiker, Percy, Weicker, Godell with possible others. Massachusett’s Edward Brooke avoided listing. The aim was retaliation and control, with updates every 3 to 5 months.
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Richard Schweiker
Charles Percy
Ill
Lowell Weicker
Conn
Charles Godell
Brooke
Senate
Congress
Charles Goodell
Les Whitten
Haldeman
Chanute Tribune Subscription Rates and credits notice
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription prices for in territory and outside territory including tax details and carrier options. It notes post office boxholder rates and Chanute carrier service with monthly payments in advance. It states AP rights and bureau association affiliation.
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See It Now confrontation reshapes McCarthy era
Edward R. Murrow's interviews with Sen. Joseph McCarthy are revived in a CBS retrospective. The 1954 broadcasts helped end McCarthyism's public rise, while the era’s shadow lingered. The program compacts three episodes into a one hour late summer feature on CBS News Retrospective.
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Edward R. Murrow
Joseph McCarthy
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McCarthy
CBS
MurrowFILES Show Breathing Space on McCarthy Era TV
A retrospective of Murrow led broadcasts recalls the McCarthy era and how See It Now influenced public opinion. The March 9 1954 program displayed McCarthy's own words while viewers shifted against him as CBS and ABC plan more hard news documentaries.
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TV Schedule Changes Prompt Last Minute Substitutions
Channel advance schedules show possible last minute changes in programming. The lineup includes live sports, classic films, and talk shows with guest announcer Danny Keye for the Reds Expos game in Montreal.
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Television Log Highlights for July 1
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Chanute to adopt city building code for safety
Twenty five years ago Kan sas Insurance Underwriters chief engineer J Stewart urged Chanute officials to adopt a building code detailing wall thickness roof construction door supports and other practices. The dated item cites safety as the reason for code adoption and references city commissioners.
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Chanute
Er. J. Stewart
Kansas Insurance Underwriters
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