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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1968

Page

4

Eve of Retirement Jokes Sweep San Jose Roots and Cash Pranks

Heard on Eve of Retirement features a series of light hearted jests about Ned's impending exit from the office. Co workers quiz his plans for the pension, a possible television gift, and odd rumors of hidden cash. An aside notes San Jose’s founding in 1777 as Pueblo de San Jose de Guadalupe.

Hal Boyle New York Ned Howard Hughes Las Vegas San Jose, Calif Pueblo de San Jose de Guadalupe

State officials split on federal surtax impact in Kansas

Kansas officials estimate a 10 percent federal surcharge would cut state income tax liability by about 1.3 million dollars for 803000 Kansans, averaging under two dollars per taxpayer. Withholding adjustments may be unnecessary if the state keeps withholding at current levels.

Topeka Kansas James T. McDonald State Revene McDonald

Retired worker dies next day before pension

The text recalls a retiree who died the day after leaving work and never received pension funds. Another voice laments idle life on a porch while rheumatism lingers. A third notes Ned as once the handsomest man, while a farewell scene unfolds with Jane kissing Ned after a gift.

Debate Over Instant Coffee Prices Sparked by Brazil Trade

Washington officials clash with Sen. Albert Gore over a five year extension of the International Coffee Agreement. Betty Furness testifies as Gore seeks consumer input on whether tax policy would raise instant coffee prices for American housewives.

Washington Johnson Senate Foreign Relations Committee Brazil Betty Furness Albert Gore State Department United States Gore Miss Furness Anthony Solomon Solomon

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