More Youths Elderly Citizens Future Problem
AP report outlines economic strains from growing youth population and aging citizens, with 20 through 64 as the shrinking core. Experts warn lower per capita output unless labor, capital, and technology expand, while retirement rules may need reform to balance support for young and aged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Committee For Economic Development
Robert J. Lampman
National Bureau of Economic Research
Miriam Allen Deford
San Francisco
Lampman
DeFord
Local Family Visits Highlight Weekend in Joplin Area
Elsmore residents Mrs Paul Bartlett and Helen Tippie visit relatives in Uniontown and Kansas City while Barbara Bradford spends time with Tippie family. Mr and Mrs Floyd Everts travel from Kansas City to see A M Ludlum and attend the Joplin cemetery event and Alumni banquet. Eva Lind noted in local greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tippie
Paul Bartlett
Mary Sessler
Creta Hartman
Uniontown
Floyd Everts
Kansas City
A. M. Ludlum
Joplin
Everts
Dean Ludlum
Moran
Eva Lind
Humboldt Circle Ladies of the Army of the Republic Close Season
Humboldt Lawton Circle Ladies of the Army of the Republic concluded meetings with a luncheon in Community Park. Mrs Wanda Hack presided as flags were placed on 222 Civil War graves. Members read patriot pieces and honored Independence Day. Local clergy and relatives connected with Humboldt Methodist activities were noted along with hospitality for visitors from Denver and Oklahoma City.
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Lawton
Army of the Republic
Community Park
Wanda Hack
Mount Hope
DeWitt
Leanna
la Harpe
Salem
St. Joseph
Fussman
Masie Morris
Stars and Stripes Forever
Mary J. Denny
Nora de Witt
Betsy Ross
Myrtle Johnson
Summer schedule change for Methodist Youth Fellowship
Long description of a vacation trip to Long Beach and Washington D C and Canada followed by church news. The Rev Gene Taylor announced a change in the summer schedule for the Methodist Youth Fellowship with meetings at 7 p m on Wednesday instead of Sunday. Ralph Trout will speak at the church worship service while the Rev Gene Taylor attends conference. Brig Gen J Brice Crawford and Anne arrived in London from New York by trans Atlantic plane. Mr and Mrs Leslie Lehman left for Chicago for the Modern Woodman of America convention.
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Alpha Shoemaker
Denver
Dora Smith
Mmes
Ethel Porter
Faye Harrison
Masie Morris
Georgia Barricklow
J. A. van Nice
Gene Taylor
Kansas
Topeka
A. J. Trueblood
Humboldt Methodist Church
J. Leslie Ferris
Kansas City
Long Beach
Calif
Washington D. C
Canada
H. S. Peters
C. N. Wilkerson
F. FE. Linsey
Methodist
D. W. Divine
Linda
Janice Taylor
Parsons
Ralph Trout
Iola
Methodist Church
London
Leslie Lehman
Chicago
Lehman
Milk Bottle Tops Are Traffic Hazards
In Kansas a truck rear door opened and boxes of 50 000 wax coated milk bottle tops spilled on a highway near Paola. The driver tried to back up but the truck slid into a ditch. Two tow trucks freed him as deputies cleared the tops from the pavement. No injuries are reported.
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Clathe
Kan
Johnson County
Paola
Philadelphia
Yogi Berra
Newspaper Strikes Strain Philadelphia Area Readers
Philadelphia area faces a second major newspaper strike with delays in delivery. Teamsters and the American Newspaper Guild clash over wages pensions and picket policy while Inquirer Bulletin and Courier-Post publish limited editions and suspend home delivery.
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Teamsters Union
Philadelphia Bulletin
Philadelphia Inquirer
Camden
N.J
Courier-Post
American Newspaper Guild
Inquirer
Teamsters
Paul Yager
the Inquirer
Bulletin
The
Dill Adds Fresh Flavor to Dry Stuffing for Poultry
Some cooks mix minced fresh dill or chopped dill pickle into dry bread stuffing for poultry. The note highlights a simple herb enhancement to complement poultry dishes and elevate moistness and aroma.
Combines Needed In Southern Kansas Wheat Belt
In Wellington Kansas sixty combines are urgently needed to harvest ten thousand acres of rapidly ripening wheat in the southern tier. Labor offices report adequate crews but trucks are in short supply. Some fields yielded 35 to 40 bushels per acre as Sumner County waits for harvest by Thursday.
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Wellington
Kan
Kansas
George A. Hunt
Harvest Labor Control Office
Harvest Office
Mgr
Roy Harper
Caldwell
Oklahoma
Sumner County
Hollings and Russell Face June 24 South Carolina Runoff
In Columbia the Democratic governor race heads to a runoff on June 24 between Ernest Hollings and Donald Russell after Hollings led in unofficial returns with 140,779 votes to Russell's 118,638. Anderson Mayor William Johnston trailed. The day also saw the killing of State Senator Paul Wallace in Bennettsville as he learned of renomination.
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Columbia
D.C
Ernest F. Hollings
Donald Russell
Hollings
Charleston
University of South Carolina
William C. Johnston
Anderson
Olint Johnston
D-Sc
Russell
Johnston
Paul A. Wallace
Marlboro County
Bennettsville
Henry A. Rogers
Candidate Qualifies by Petition for Sedgwick County Attorney
Keith Sanborn opted to qualify by petition for the Sedgwick County Attorney race, choosing the harder path over paying the filing fee to appear on the August 5 primary ballot. He filed petitions yesterday to secure a spot on the ballot.
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Wichita, Kas
Keith Sanborn
Sedgwick County
Sanborn
Portrait of a county race signer in a political contest
The text notes 964 electors signed for a candidate who is chief deputy to County Attorney Warner Moore, who seeks a congressional nomination. The fragment hints at intra county political maneuvering and a campaign connection to Moore.
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Warner Moore
Dinner guests and Meet the Press sessions in Miami Beach
By Mrs. George Docking the writer and family joined Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Spivak as guests and attended two Meet the Press sessions in Miami Beach. They recalling Ernest Lindley and Richard Harkness, plus a Gulf Stream fishing outing with a 120 pound shark and thanks to Mary Liz and John Montgomery of Junction City for introductions.
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George Docking
Robert
Meredith
Lawrence Spivak
Meet the Press
Miami Beach
Ernest Lindley
University of Kansas
Richard Harkness
Kansas University
Harkness
Macksville
Kansas State College
Miami
Gulf Stream
Atlantic
Mary Liz
John Montgomery
Junction City
Travel memoir notes from a Chanute Tribune reader
A reader recounts post Governors Conference travels through Selma Feld Kansas City and Miami Beach with friends and relatives. They visited Sarasota Tarpon Springs Everglades and Mississippi noting sponge industry and blooming Mimosa trees. They also mention a pineapple dish at 95 calories per serving.
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Theodore Astman
Jean
Lawrence
Selma
Milton Feld
Kansas City
Miami Beach
Everglades
Tarnami
Sarasota
Robert
Eugene Liddy
Naoma
Tarpon Springs
Mississippi
William
Gulf Coast
Doan's Pills Offer Fast Relief for Backache Headache
This ad claims Doan's Pills relieve nagging backache headaches and muscular pains quickly. It also notes soothing bladder irritation and mild diuretic effects to ease discomfort and promote sleep after exertion or stress.
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Dean
Doan
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Commerce
Elsmore High School
Southern Baptist College of
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Duke Myers
Doris Johnson
Moody Ralston
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James Qualls
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Woodman of America
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Chanute
John Deere
M. M
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Bank of Commerce
C. O. Geer
Don Marple
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Frank Troutman
Fredonia
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Bill Morgan
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Chenate
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Chanute Tribune
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Wyler
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