Editorial on 32 Cent Dollar and Inflation
The piece questions Sylvia Porter’s finding that the 1964 dollar holds only 32 cents of 1913 value. It argues most people earn four to five times more now, so they are better off despite inflation. It warns fixed incomes risk and advises investing in equities or land for protection.
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Sylvia Porter
Porter
Bulgaria
Missouri
Moscow
Russia
Kremlin
Poland
Rumania
Tito
Bulgaria Shows Slow March Toward Industrialization
The Bulgarian economy remains far from mass industrialization. Despite progress in heavy industry, agriculture is fully collectivized and peasant resistance is passive. Food shortages and bread supply issues persist, while Moscow direction dominates policy. Yet a growing summer tourist trade on the Black Sea coast offers some relief.
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Bulgaria
Black Sea
McDonald dominates Missouri invitational tennis title
Mary Janet McDonald of Chanute seized the women's singles crown at the Missouri state invitation championship in St Joseph, following a Heart of America doubles win in Kansas City two weeks earlier. Harvest rains boost Chanute row crops as farmers expect strong yields.
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Mary Janet McDonald
Chanute
St. Joseph
Miss McDonald
Kansas City
Eric
Don E. Wells
Richard
Phyllis Lou
Topeka
Payne Ratner
Ted Sheaffer
St. Joseph, Mo
Strobel’'s Jewelry
Vincent Lane
Neosho County
Women's Glee Club
Pittsburg State College
Nan Haynes
Cordelia Hammond
Thayer
Marjorie White
Walter E. White
James Arnold
Man
Warren Commission report and Oswald theory debate
DREW PEARSON reports the Warren Commission will find Lee Harvey Oswald solely responsible for President Kennedy's death, a conclusion Pearson says will disappoint many. He cites international doubt, noting Khrushchev and allies doubt a conspiracy, while Mrs Oswald’s testimony hints at her husband's discontent with the US and Russia.
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John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Os
Warren Commission
Lee Oswald
Kennedy
Allergy to Bee Stings And Mosquito Bites Advice
Dear Dr. Mother discusses bee sting fears for a two year old in an unincorporated area with a neighbor who keeps bees. It notes that mosquito allergy does not imply bee sting allergy, suggests seeing an allergist to test and plan protection, and reminds that most stings hurt but are not life threatening. The column also covers sickle cell anemia and prostate trouble notes with brief medical guidance.
Energy policy reform urged by Republican council
The Republican Critical Issues Council urged sound cooperation between private enterprise and government to address U S energy problems from rural electrification to atomic energy. The report, 11th in a series, criticizes Democratic administrations and cites Eisenhower and Milton Eisenhower in leadership roles. A separate note says JFK Memorial Library fundraising reached midway, with labor pledging $2 million. Udall proposed a major public private power integration in Western states with federal funding of 280 million of 697 million total investment.
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Washington
Republican Critical Issues Council
U.S
Republican Citizens Committee
Dwight E. Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Inside Story of Warren Commission Remark on Public Access
The report explains Warren’s remark about classified material from the Kennedy inquiry, clarifying it referred to State Department and CIA files and not to assassination facts. It notes misinterpretations and debunks a circulating theory that Oswald worked for Central Intelligence.
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Washington
Warren Commission
Kennedy
United States
Europe
Near East
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Warren
Lee Oswald
Dallas
Thomas G. Buchanan
Commission
Oswald
Permen
Archives Office
Abraham Lincoln
Central Intelligence
Pentagon
State Department
CIA
USA
Television Log Highlights for Friday and Sunday
A TV schedule listing late evening and daytime programs across KOAM Channel 7 and 12, including Destry and Route 66, McHales Navy, Weather Vane, Tonight Show and Johnny Holmes Show. Also shows sports and movie slots, with programs like Alfred Hitchcock and Bat Masterson, plus travelog and news updates. A closing note mentions sending a self addressed stamped envelope with 20 cents for printing.
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Destry
International Showtime
Bob Hope Theater
Route ‘66
T’tvtv
McHales Navy
Alfred Hitchcock
Jack Paar
Weather Vane
Weather
Fourstate Newsbeat
Dixie
Chicago White Sox
Twins
Cleveland
Davey & Goiath
Alvin Snow
Rut & Redey
Hector Meathcote
Ed Sullivan
Dennis the Menace
Dizzy
Dupont Shaw
Bat Masterson
Smallest cordless hearing aid shown in Elmford ad
A Sonotone advertisement touts the Wisp-Ear, a tiny in-ear cordless hearing aid. It announces a free replica sample for readers to examine, weighs under an eighth of an ounce with a tiny battery, and claims no outside cords or tubes. Limited quantities available, no obligation.
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Elmsford, N.Y
Sonotone Corporation
Develo
Sonotone
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