Editorial A New Benefit Plan for Equal Pay
A 1962 Equal Pay Act proposal targets workers in interstate commerce, promising women equal pay for the same job but risking broad harm to men. The columnist ridicules the bill as a political ploy by Esther Peterson, forecasts retirement relief for men, and envisions a ripple effect boosting women in industry and farm economies through higher pay and spending, while lampooning Washington’s “barn‑door” tactics.
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Washington
Esther Peterson
Entrance exams screen for college hopefuls in McPherson
McPherson Sentinel notes rising need to screen students for university load due to crowded state schools. It argues tougher entrance requirements or expanded building programs may be required as state colleges grow. Also comments on Independence and Memorial Day dates, Kansas City baseball, and other varied items.
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McPherson Sentinel
L. H. Wible
George Burton
Misfit Leaders and Fiscal Tangles Spark Deliberations
The piece jests at political and economic quirks, noting how Dillon balances optimism for a balanced budget with a request for an $8 billion debt limit rise. It cites a local man lacking schooling as unable to mind his Ps and Qs, and points to the sheriff race as a general economy gauge.
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Congress
ABC
Ample Protein Key to Weight Reduction Advice
Dr Molner advises weight loss with ample protein from lean meat eggs dairy and fish. He outlines confirming infections with cultured abscesses and tests for diabetes, plus cleaning measures to prevent spread. He notes nail fungus requires positive identification and urges urine and blood tests for sugar presence.
Kennedy bristles at query during off the record luncheon
Washington President Kennedy bristled at a Colorado publisher's question about appointing relatives to government posts at a luncheon with newspaper executives. He defended family service, cited precedent, and praised Sargent Shriver and the Peace Corps noting even Barry Goldwater supported the corps.
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Washington
Kennedy
Colorado
Hugh Shearman
Trinidad. Colo
Sargent Shriver
Peace Corps
Barry Goldwater
Teddy
Congress
White collars and cufs despite tricky wardrobe tricks
Read as a playful, era style quiz with lines on whitening dress details and pronunciation. It mixes light fashion tips with excerpts from a presidential luncheon discussion touching on press coverage, stock market jitters, and Kennedy’s push for business cooperation amid a volatile economy.
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Fred Betz
Lamar
Colo
Daily News
American Press
White House
Jack Foster
Rocky Mountain News of
Denver
Yale
Foster
Kennedy
Union Religion in Central Park July August Services
Twenty five years ago Tribune notes Sunday evening services held in Central Park with five churches active in July the Presbyterian Christian First Baptist Methodist and First United Brethren plus Grant Avenue Baptist joining in August speakers are ministers. Elizabeth Toogood county relief reported a $1 donation toward a $100 goal for ice for needy families. Sub Deb club members return from Ozarks trip with listed members and chaperones. Carol Turner and Marjory Woodring attend a 10 day Girl Reserves camp at Camp Wood.
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Union
Central Park
Presbyterian
Christian
First Baptist
Methodist
First United Brethren
Grant Avenue
Elizabeth, Toogood
Ozarks
Jane Klingner
Jane Shapier
Winifred McQueen
Marjory Maclean
Marjory Moore
Betty Jean Heller
Jean James
Lois Anderson
Joan Ward
O. A. Klingner
Ann
S. R. Anderson
Mary S. Marts
Carol Turner
Marjory Woodring
Chanute Tribune publication details and rates
Chanute Tribune information page lists publication schedule, copyright notes, and subscription rates for in state and nearby counties. Includes billing terms and mentions Associated Press rights and circulation department contacts.
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Kansas
Television Log Highlights Seven Station Schedule
Regional TV listings detail Friday through Sunday with multiple channels. Primetime blocks feature dramas, westerns, comedies, game shows and news from KOAM KOTV KODE WDAF, plus film and late-night programs.
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KOTV
Kode-Tv
Wdaf.tv
Koam.tv
Casey Stengel Receives Silver Mule Award Honor
The Missouri Society of New York awards Casey Stengel the Silver Mule in a symbolic recognition. A colleague jokes about borrowing $500 as Stengel’s Mets balk at spending in the National League chase, with Arkansas City Traveler and Emporia Gazette noting the scene.
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Casey Stengel
Missouri Society of New York
Casey
Mets
Arkansas City Traveler
Emporia Gazette
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