Congressmen Worth It or Not in Pay Hike Debate
Editorial argues Congress may vote to raise salaries from 22500 to 35000 with benefits. It notes the voice vote would shield opposition, cites cost of living, postage, housing, and compares pay to Hollywood stars, Texas oil men, bankers, and labor leaders. The piece questions qualifications of some members versus the vast income disparity.
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Washington
Texas
Jimmy Hoffa
Pennsylvania
House of Commons
TV Station Deals Highlight Sacramento Market Moves
The Sacramento TV station has changed hands three times in five years with prices of 1.48 million, 3.5 million, and 7.65 million. The piece notes the profitability of television and critiques government dealings. It mentions South Korea buying 6 million worth of Australian wheat after U S wheat aid, implying strong international trade ties. Radio programming discussion closes the excerpt.
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Sacramento
Calif
United States
Junket Memories and a Goat in the Deanery
A nostalgic screed contrasts past frugality with today’s wasteful junkets, noting officials’ luxury hauls. An absurdExchange item reports a billy goat inside a deanery while staff looked on. Oklahoma coach and team near season end face four losses and a Senate seat doubt.
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Info Etroinjit
Oklahoma
United States Senate
October warmth and dryness highlighted Tribune Files entry
Twenty five years ago the month ended Monday with the warmest October in 30 years of government observations and the driest October aside from 1921. Mean temperature 66.7, daily highs 82.7, lows 50.7, vs normal 60.3, 72.1 and 47.9. Chanute may gain its first Rhodes scholar if Lee Cofer, a Washburn junior, is chosen, following strong scholastic and extracurricular records at Chanute High School. Other notes cover social visits from Lake Welda and residents of Chanute.
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Lee Cofer
Chanute
Lee
B. S. Cofer
S. Evergreen
Washburn College
Topeka
Chanute High School
W. L. Lee
S. Plummer
E. A. Miles
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Job Verse Provokes Self Judgment In Daily Reading
A devotional note cites Job 9 20 warning that self justification condemns and claiming perfection proves perversity in the speaker. The verse challenges pride and invites humility before divine scrutiny.
Consular treaty moves advance cold war dialogue
Washington reports a Kennedy Khrushchev agenda step toward a consular treaty enabling US consulates in the Soviet Union and Soviet consulates in the United States, paired with a probable New York Moscow direct air link. The piece notes cabinet figures Goldberg and Ribicoff, Canadian wheat stocks, and Russian flour purchases as broader context for postwar tensions and trade.
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Washington
New York
Mos
United States
USA
Moscow
U.S
Ussr
Pan American Airways
Havana
View Point of a New Yorker by Hal Boyle
A wry New Yorker columnist contrasts visitors and locals in New York City, noting the pace, detachment, and electric sense that anything can happen. He argues life here rewards quick movement, noninvolvement, and a hopeful hunger for possibility amid urban boldness. The piece ends with an odd factual aside comparing the Amazon River’s discharge to the Mississippi.
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Boyle
New York
Chicago
San Francisco
Manhattan
Aladdin
Pleurisy concerns and related health guidance
Dear Dr Mother answers readers on pleurisy risks for a teen preparing for college, noting pleural inflammation, possible fluid drainage, and TB warning with regular chest X rays. Additional letters cover mineral oil safety, single ovary issues with blocked tubes, and an invitation to request the Ear Noises booklet.
Hearings Set On Bertha Burris Estate In Neosho County
First notice lists petition by Palmer E Burris to determine descent of Bertha Burris estate including undivided half interest in Lots 5 6 and 7 Block 2 A M McLachlen First Addition Thayer and other property. Deadline defenses due Nov 25 1963 at 10:00 AM in Erie courthouse. Also notice to Fannie Bell Burns estate with Roy S Gibson seeking administrator. defenses due Nov 25 1963 at 10:00 AM in Erie. Published in Chanute Tribune Nov 1 1963.
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Chanute Tribune
Stats OF
Kansas
Neosho Coun
Bertha E. Burris
Neosho County
Towit
A. M. McLachlen
Thayer
Erie
Palmer E. Burris
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Neosho
Fannie Bell Burns
Roy
Gibson
Television log highlights from Friday and Sunday schedules
Prime time listings show KODE Keith channel 12 and other stations airing 77 Sunset Strip Route 66 Tonight Show Gunsmoke Bonanza and Ed Sullivan among many programs. Sunday features travel shows nature programs sports and a wide mix of dramas and variety acts across channels.
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Bob Hope Theater
McHales Navy
Weather
Johnny Holmes
Jerry Lewis
Mr. Wizard
Western Theatre
Gallent
Wide World of Sports
Jackie Gleason
Phil Silvers
Parage
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Frontiers of Faith
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Burke’s Law
Weom
Channing
Highway Patrol
Topeka Mental Health Conference Attended by Local Doctors
Humboldt Dr Edward E Long and Mrs Leila Myers joined a Topeka conference on mental health with Dr Long also attending several medical meetings in Topeka. Mrs Long shopped and visited friends during the trip. A 1955 GMC truck owned by Paul Bertenmeier of Parsons was totaled in a crash investigated by Trooper Ronald Cranor. Irene Decker Claudia Glover Pauline Flynn and Irene Fitzke of Kansas City spent a holiday weekend at Eureka Springs Ark.
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Leila Myers
Topeka
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Mrs. Long
Paul Bertenmeier
Parsons
GMC
Ronald Cranor
Irene Decker
Claudia Glover
Pauline Flynn
Irene Fitzke
Kansas City
Eureka Springs
Ark
Cattle Truck overturns near Humboldt injuring crew
Paul A. Martin of Parsons, 25, was driving a cattle truck that overturned near St. Joseph's cemetery north of Humboldt early Wednesday. The trailer spilled cattle. one cow was killed and several others were injured. Martin was pinned in the wreck for a time but escaped serious injury.
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St. Joseph's Cemetery
Humboldt
Paul A. Martin
Parsons
Blair House Built by Nation's First Surgeon General
Dr. Joseph Lovell, the United States' first surgeon general, constructed Blair House in 1824 as a residence linked to his medical and public service career, reflecting early federal ties to military and diplomatic needs.
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Joseph Lovell
Blair House
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