Editorial: Higher Minimum Wages Move Toward Wider Coverage
The piece argues anew for a federal minimum wage rise from 1.25 to 1.40 next Feb 1 and to 1.60 two years later. It notes extended coverage to farm workers small business employees and hotel and service workers, plus the cost pass through to customers and overall gains in efficiency. The author cites long standing support for minimums and argues business has thrived under such policy.
Color It Pink Blue Brown Dollar Bill Reform
The piece argues against the $2 bill and proposes currency reform with color coded denominations. It suggests redesigns including blue fives pink tens brown twenties purple fifties and black hundreds with gold ink and different sizes, replacing portraits with fresher designs and modern imagery. It also notes Canadians respect $2 bills more and critiques uniform green bills for confusion and counterfeiting risks.
Eighth annual swimming school opens for elementary students
Tribune Files reports the Parent Teacher Association's eighth annual swimming school starts June 16 with a staff of twelve girl instructors led by Lucy Burris and Jim Nelson teaching diving. Other items note travel by locals to YM-YWCA conferences and district gatherings.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Lucy Burris
Jean Oyster
Mary Bond
Eileen Scribner
Sara Freidline
Mildred Keas
Judy McKee
la Mae Junod
Alice Martin
Frances Bowman
Mary Lucille Garton
Jané Dyer
Joe Nelson
Kansas City
Glenn Ashbéy
Capital Eyes on Drinking Age Fight in Washington
Congress fights over raising the District of Columbia drinking age from 18 to 21 led by Republicans Harsha Pelly Bray Springer Nelson and Nel son. Democrats face criticism from the liquor lobby while debate over campaign fund ethics and Thomas Dodd's alleged misuses draws national attention.
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Pearse
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William Harsha
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William Bray
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Ancher Nelson
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Iowa
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Illinois
Republican County Chairmers Association
Illinois State Register
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Register
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Congress of the
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Tayor
Static shocks from nylon carpets explained and fixed
Dr Molner explains friction between dry insulated surfaces builds up static electricity that leaks to ground via house wiring and metal frames causing shocks. Solutions include conductive floors or sprays used in hospitals and finding sources for anti static treatment. wearing cotton and moist feet reduces shocks. A simple at home fix is a weak detergent spray lasting several days.
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights for June Weekend
Readable pages show a dense lineup across stations like KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW. Major events include Belmont Stakes coverage, classic cartoons, westerns, news, sports and the Punch of family programs with Beany and Cecil, Tom and Jerry, Mighty Mouse, Lassie and more.
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Discovery
Ick Draw McGraw
Linus Lionhearted
Bat Masterson
Studio Five
Donna Reed
Milton Monster
M-Squad
Laramie
Ernest Tubb
Wide World of Sports
Snead
Daktari
Hullaballoo
j—Porter Wagoner
Jackie Gleason
Jeannie
Indianapolis
Lawrence Welk
Smothers Bros
Agence Palace
Grand Ole Opry
Late Born Takes Dim View By ANN LANDERS
Reader objects to pregnancy for women over 40 and to telling adopted children they were adopted. Ann Landers argues late births affect children’s view of family and urges parents to disclose adoption early to prevent lifelong wounds.
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Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers
Mom
Dad
Law
Salt Lake
TV Night Highlights With Sports And London Palladium
Tonight on Channel 5 attend the Kansas City Athletics versus Baltimore Orioles game at 5 55 p m. NBC presents a London Palladium special at 7 30 p m hosted by Kate Smith in a series of variety shows from the famed London venue. ABC airsPayroll at 8 p m a drama about a wife trapping a gang after her husband is murdered starring Michael Craig and Francoise Prevost.
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Kansas City Athletics
Baltimore Orioles
Kate Smith
Michael Craig
Francoise Prevost
TV Tonight Schedule Highlights
A compact listing of evening TV lineups shows color at 5 55 and baseball at 6 30 with a mix of classic series and movies throughout the night including Wild Wild West FBI Story Camp Runamuck Flintstones Tammy Hogan's Heroes Addams Family Gomer Pyle Bewitched Mr Roberts FBI Story Cheyenne The Baron and late news weather updates.
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Capital
Vietnam
Sam Snead
FBI
Army
Washburn Uni
Camp Runamuck
Tammy
Hank
Gomer Pyle
Mr Roberts
Uncle
Cheyenne
Clips Quips: Executives Rely on Computers and Wives
A light look at business life noting some leaders use computers to think for them while others lean on their spouses for ideas and guidance. The piece blends humor and office culture observations with a dash of social commentary.
Auction Insight Says Nodding Lets You Buy
A humorous line from the Emporia Gazette cited by the Parsons Sun notes that auctions reward agreement with a nod, framing auctions as a place where a simple gesture can secure purchase.
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Emporia Gazette
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