Share Our Contempt for Litterbugs in No-Deposit Debate
A letter to the editor urges Oklahoma readers to reimpose a deposit on beer bottles cans and other beverage containers to curb litter along roads and parks. The writer argues no deposit no return fuels trash and proposes industry advertising incentives stronger penalties and even public shaming. He also suggests dramatic measures like following litterers home and dumping trash on their lawns to deter violations.
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Oklahoma
Beer
Conscience Needed Over House Spending and Junkets
The House moves to curb travel and tighten spending after criticism of Adam Clayton Powell. Yet a House Administration proposal would allow members to expand staffs, offices, and trips, totaling over 5 million yearly, raising concerns about taxpayer costs and possible abuses.
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Congress
House
Adam Clayton Powell
New York
House Administration
House Administration Committee
Letters That Never Reach Readers From Home
Hal Boyle shares humorous and bizarre letter excerpts from various readers. The items range from absurd ad offers and lease inducements to family notices and oddball political quips, showcasing the quirky, overlooked communications that never make it to recipients.
Terms of Subscription by Carrier in Garden City
Payment terms require advance to the carrier in Garden City and in other cities where service is available. Rates listed include 0.50 per week, 7.50 per year in local areas, and 18.00 per year elsewhere. Students pay 5.00 for a month during the school year. Publication-day delivery rules apply for towns with local carrier service.
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Garden City
Planey
Lane
Scott
Wichita
Greeley
Haralston
Rkuarny
Grant
Haskell
Gray Counties
Kansas
Lelegram Motor
Caiphas Brings Forward Witnesses in Trial of Jesus
The high priest Caiphas oversees a nighttime trial, pressing witnesses who testify about Jesus claiming to destroy and rebuild the temple. Joseph of Arimathea objects that the testimonies conflict, while others insist on two agreeing witnesses, as the Sanhedrin searches for a valid case against Jesus of Nazareth.
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Caiphas
Egypt
Nicodemus
Jesus
Jesus of Nazareth
Moses
Hatshepsut
Annas
Ilegally
Adam
Israel
Caiphag
Ben Jezrel
Ben Jerrel
Joseph
Arimathea
Jacob
Calphas
Sanhedrin
Kennedy Family Influence Shapes Wisconsin Federal Judge Pick
In Wisconsin a web of kinship and politics influences the federal judge appointment. Kennedy family members back Doyle while Dewitt, a Kennedy treasurer and Immell ally, gains via Boston Milwaukee ties. Eddie McCormack, Schlitz attorney, stands to profit from a Turkey brewery loan related deal as the Kennedys pursue strategic influence.
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Madison
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Kennedy
Rudyard Kipling
Kennedy Sisters
Wisconsin
Jim Doyle
Adlai Stevenson
Doyle
U. S
The
Bar Association
John Reynolds
Pat Lucy
Gaylord Nelson
Stevenson
Los Angeles
Eunice Shriver
Pat Lawford
Jean Smith
Jack Dewitt
Dewitt
Ralph Immell
Wisconsin National Guard
General Tmmell
McCormack
Boston
Milwaukee
McCormacks
General Immell
Uihlein
Immell
Knocko” McCormack
John McCormack
Edward McCormack
Speaker McCormack
Schlitz Beer
Wisconsin Bank Shares
St. Coletta
Cardinal Cushing
Aihelis
Eddie McCormack
Schlitz
Eddie
Turkey
Bureau of Aid
Green Thumb and Frustrated Matron Share April Drift
An East side matron spends two hours planting chrysanthemums among tulips only to see her son uproot them while weeding. A quirky note mentions Tuna Frutti Macaroni replacing Seven Seas Casserole as a mealtime threat. Helen Pierce of Dodge City comments on windblown fashion and dust rags. A new idea called matrimonics promises electronic psychology to aid finding friends. The Twist haircut trend evokes an urchin like Oliver Twist look.
World Today Fore ign Aid Fight Opens in Congress
President Kennedy seeks 4.9 billion dollars for foreign aid while Congress tends toward cuts after a routine start to annual negotiations. The clash centers on how much aid to fund, with Rep. Otto Passman pushing economies and a Kennedy panel offering guarded guidance.
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James Marlow
Associated Press News
Washington
Congress
Kennedy
White House
State Department
Otto Passman
Dla
Passman
House
Lucius Clay
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Wes
Isaac Ben Marath
King David Street
Drew Pearson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Helen Pierce
Dodge City
High Plains Journal
Social Foundation (Inc
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