Better Wed for Dad's Money By HAL BOYLE
New York AP column notes humorous quips on money marriage and politics. It jokes that marrying dad’s money is wiser than marrying for a girl’s wealth, and lampoons self educated people politicians and daily habits with witty one liners. It references Cyprus and Cyprus coverage in the news.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Kimball Church Youth Lead Morning Worship and Club News
The Kimball EUB Church Youth Fellowship led the morning service with a student choir. Juanita Allen and Esther Clements reported on Camp Webster trip near Salina. The Merry Mixers hosted an ice cream supper at Jewel Clements home with many local families attending.
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Jewel Clements
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Esther Clements
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Paul Cook
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Roy Daggett
Floyd Lee
Gary Dowling
Milbern Kelsey
Francis Vandegrift
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One Per Cent Dip In Farm Prices
Washington reports a one per cent drop in farm product prices from mid July to mid August with lower prices for potatoes cotton tomatoes and hogs. Mid August prices are four per cent below August 1963 and the lowest for the month since 1955 while goods and services rose by one third of one per cent for the month.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Record July traffic deaths set nation high at 4410
CHICAGO AP 4410 traffic accident deaths occurred in July the most for any month in U S history. The figure surpasses August 1963 and exceeds last July by 11 percent. Through seven months the toll rose 11 percent from 23010 to 25630. Howard Pyle NSC president called traffic crashes a growing national social problem noting 5 24 age group deaths exceed other causes and traffic accidents rank fifth in leading causes of death.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
U.S
Howard Pyle
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Parity ratio trimmed to 74 percent of parity goal
The farm parity ratio was reduced by one point to 74 percent of the parity price goal for the period. Last year farm prices were rated at 78 percent of parity in federal farm programs.
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