Side of Angels clash with State over Sunflower Kerr-Mills plan
Doctors and State Board of Social Welfare spar over Sunflower Kerr-Mills administration for 65 plus catastrophic illness relief. Board favors tight poverty threshold and full control to cut costs. doctors push options like private insurance or county plan extensions to avoid pushing elderly into welfare. Debate highlights bureaucracy versus care, with public exposure hoped to spur common sense.
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Angels
State Board of Social Welfare
Kerr-Mills
Kansas
Costa
Saline County
Johnson Will Keep Kennedy Aides In Top Posts
Johnson faces compressed term and will likely retain key Kennedy cabinet members like McNamara and Rusk while pruning elsewhere. He aims to shape a record for 1964, balancing continuity with needed changes as bases are closed and tax cuts debated. Great Salt Lake water note closes the piece.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Johnson
Truman
Kennedy
Roosevelt
Robert 5. McNamara
Dean Rusk
Congress
Telegram News Form and Postal Rates Mentioned
Fragmented OCR notes reference Garden City Telegram items and motor carrier service costs. Mentions Kearny Grant Haskel Gray coyotes and student postage, plus a note about Associated Press rights and publication use for the focal newspaper.
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Kearny
Grant Haskel
Jacone
Aulions
Telegram
Serval Wa
Ember of
Tas
Perp
Focal
Unie
Wratches
Lap
Manchester editor taints nation with hate talk across the Northeast
Drew Pearson notes Manchester Union Leader editor William Loeb spreads venom daily, targeting Eisenhower Kennedy and other figures. He describes a Northeast hate center and cites planned December 22 candlelight memorials in Washington New York and Los Angeles to counter bitterness. The piece also reports lawmakers struggle to move civil rights bills with few Republicans signing the discharge petition and a lighthearted anecdote about President Johnson borrowing a pen from Rep Schwengel.
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Washington
United States
Birmingham
Searcy
Ark
Dallas
Tex
Phoenix
Ariz
Manchester
N.H
Manchester Union
William Loeb
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Dwight
John F. Kennedy
USA
Kennedy
Khrushchev
JFK
Nelson Rockefeller
Sen
Saltonstall
R-Mass
Margaret Chase Smith
Moscow
Maggie
Harry S. Truman
Little Dictator
Eleanor Roosevelt
Johnson
Lincoln Memorial
NBC
Potomac
Arlington
New York
Paul Screvyane
City Council
Armory
84Th and
Park Ave
America's Conscience Fund
Protestant Council of New York
Archdiocese of New York
House Rules Committee
New York City
GOP
Seymour Halpern
John Lindsay
Howard Smith
Rules Committee
Paul Fine
Rockefeller
Civil Rights
Abe Lincoln
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
Congress
Ohio
Bob Taft
Senate
Illinois
Massachusetts
Indiana
William Bray
Lyndon Johnson
Fred Schwengel
U.S
National Geographic Society
Fort Madison
Schovengel
We the People
House
Charles Halleck
Charlie
Most of These Car Thieves Can't Drive
Atlanta police rounded up a gang of 121 youths in connection with the theft of at least 50 automobiles. Detectives said 18 cars have been recovered, all wrecked. A 14 year old boasted he could drive, caused a three car wreck and fled. others worked in three man teams with one on gas pedal, one on gear shift, and one steering.
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Atlanta
Christmas shopping lists go missing in town
A humorous note explains lost shopping lists from two trips and asks readers to help. It mentions a quirky list from "nine mad scientists" with bizarre items, and a cat and kittens giveaway from Bob Wright and Ralph Sturns. It ends urging readers to donate at the Bloodmobile next Thursday.
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East
Berlin
Stanley Steamer
Hal Boyle on Youthful Second Childhood
Hal Boyle notes many overlook how youthful they remain as age advances. Small signs like a grandson in the mirror and late night reflections reveal ongoing vitality. He suggests acts of consideration, fitting stairways, and independent reasoning keep one feeling younger than calendars imply.
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New York
Can't Find Dough Leave Warning Note
ATLANTA AP The J H Briscoes found a message scrawled in black crayon on their front door after vandals struck their home The note warned to leave dough or the house would be torn apart Detective F A Weaver said the intruders were likely juveniles Also mentions the Eddystone Light erected in 1696 and its destruction five years later by a great storm off Plymouth Harbor England
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Atlanta
J. H. Briscoes
F. A. Weaver
Eddystone
Plymouth Harbor
England
Henry Winstenley
Winstanley
Coffeyville man convicted of forgery in multiple contracts
Albert L. Lesco, a former Coffeyville and Independence appliance dealer, was found guilty by a district court jury on 10 counts of forging five conditional sales contracts for appliances and selling them to Gibraltar Finance Corp. of Independence. The jury heard that 16 counts could carry 1 to 7 years each, with sentencing set for January 3.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Albert L. Lesco
Coffeyville and Independente
Lesco
Gibraltar Finance Corp. of Independence
Warren
Grant
Independence
Finange Company
Lesco Sor Gibralter
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