Editorial Money Source Problem for Space Funding
The piece argues space spending has tripled and may rise 25 percent more, framing a need to fund it by reforming the tax system. It suggests replacing income taxes with a small uniform gross transactions tax as a stable revenue source, from bread to billion-dollar sales, to avoid burdens on private economy.
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United States
Supreme Court
Bright visitor recalls Senate odor and Russia remark
A traveling observer recalled visiting Washington last summer noting a pungent odor in the Senate chamber attributed to ripe old age. The piece recalls the Marquis de Custine’s 1839 remark about Russia and touches on the new Labor Secretary W. Willard Wirtz.
Modern time hints and provocative witticisms
The passage opines on adopting a 24 hour clock to replace a m and p m and mocks birth control as a withholding tax. It recalls a nine year old shown with a Bible during a thunderstorm and comments on seasonal family routines and aging through remarking on youthful folly.
Junior College to form new groups in WarrenEdmund announces
Tribune reports Twenty-Five Years Ago items: a Junior College and community chorus to organize Monday in the Little Theater with Warren Edmund announcing the plan. Albert G Brown eyeing a Junior College community symphony orchestra. Jubilesia visit. Chanute Boy Scouts circus planned if a suitable hall is found in Coffeyville. other cross notices.
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Warren Edmundson
Albert G. Brown
P. B. Darlington
Boy Scouts
SeKan
Chanute
SeKan Council
Coffeyville
Romans 8 Verse Featured in Today’s Bible Page
Daily Bible verse from Romans 8 1 emphasizes no condemnation for those in Christ Jesus who follow the Spirit. The brief note highlights spiritual life over the flesh and encourages reflection on faith.
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Christ Jesus
Kennedy Cash Costs in Massachusetts Primary Clash
Teddy Kennedy faces a costly Massachusetts Senate primary shaped by the Kennedy family's political network. Critics warn the race risks deep political scars as media ties and campaign management links surface, casting a shadow over President Kennedy's leadership and clashing with public perceptions of dynastic power.
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Washington
Teddy Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Kennedy
Sears
William A. Ware
Pennsylvania
Frank Smith
Illinois
Teddy
Ware
Smith
Steve Smith
Bobby
Justice Department
Hal Clancy
Boston Herald-Traveler
Aniline and Film Corp
Boston
Berlin
Cuba
Channel 5
Republican Herald-Traveler
Harris Payola Committee
Eisenhower
Herald-Traveler
Repub
Lican
Watch Channel 5
Congressman proposes limit on farm department hires
Clips and quips note a congressman tried to amend a bill to cap Agriculture Department hiring to the number of farmers. The column humorously suggests extending the limit to all government hiring and includes light remarks from Hays News and Atchison Globe.
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Agriculture Department
Hays News
To Your Good Health Highlights On Salts Corns And Birth Control
In this advice column Dr. Mother answers reader questions on tranquilizers safe use for prolonged periods and addiction risks. A reader asks about corn removal vs other foot pains from tranquilizers and a podiatrist consult is advised. Another note discusses birth control safety timing and warns against conflicting medical opinions. A tip suggests adding moth balls to blanket storage and notes salt shaker moisture fixes with blotter or raw rice.
Television Schedule Highlights Across Stations Tuesday Night
TV listings show Marshall Dillon and Laramie at 6:30. Prime time families include Law of the Plainsman, Dobie Gillis, Dick Powell Show, The Third Man, Hawaiian Eye, Hitchcock Hour, Tonight Show, Peter Gunn, and Mid-day in Mid-America among others. Local news, weather, and various soap operas fill the afternoon and late evening slate across KOTV KOAM KODE and WDAF.
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Marshall Dillien
Lioyd Bridges
Dobie Gillis
Dick Powell
Keffe Brazelie
Mid-America
Joplin Livestock Repert
Jan Murray
Loretta Young
Young Dr. Malone
Daddy
Dick van Dyke
Yancy Doerrings
Failing Memory Is a Delight
A columnist argues middle age brings selective memory loss as self defense and notes memory gaps rise with job stress and marriage duration. He mocks perfect memory as a nuisance and praises forgetting as healthy, urging readers to remember only what improves life. An aside mentions aerial England field photos with Bronze Age columns enriching soil.
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New York
England
Chanute Tribune Publishes Weekly Local News Details
Chanute Tribune issued in Chanute Kansas by Chanute Publishing Company with Dwight McCreight as publisher and staff listed including John Haverka and Dwight Waillingford. Paper notes postal rates and circulation figures for local Kansas counties and surrounding areas.
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Chanute
Chanute Publishing Company
Dwight McCreight
John Haverka
Dwight Waillingford
Lelana Lowe
Ben 8. Nicholas
Dorsey Osborn
Alien
Wilson
Woodson
Kansas
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