Congress Seeks 44 Percent Pay Rise for Lawmakers
The House Rules Committee cleared a bill to raise congressional salaries from 22500 to 32500 a year, a 44 percent jump, matching increases approved for other federal officials. Kennedy and Johnson endorsed the plan, with Johnson’s budget proposing 455 million for such raises. Rep Wright Patman floated expanding staff and building a new House office building to support more consultants and advisers.
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Congress
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Supreme Court
Kennedy
Johnson
National Civil Service League
House
Wright Patman
D-Tex
House Banking and Currency Committee
Patman
Chancery Court Notice Hempstead CountyArk
In the Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas Mrs J O Stone et al plaintiffs against Aubrey York Mrs Aubrey York Cletis York Mrs Cletis York Dale York Mrs Dale York Mrs Harlan York defendants all named are ordered to appear within thirty days to answer the complaint Witnessed by Clerk Jim Cole this 14th day of February 1964 Peb 17 24 March 2 9 1964
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Hempstead County
Ark
J. O. Stone
Aubrey York
Cletis York
Dale York
Harlan York
Wee Plaintff
J. C. Stone
Jim Cole
Congress Pay Raises Debate Across Senate and House
The piece notes proposed salary increases for Congress members and top officials, with a tally of boosts from 35,000 to 45,000 for the vice president and speaker, 25,000 to 35,000 for Cabinet members, and similar rises for Supreme Court justices, amid comments by Rep J Arthur Younger and Sen Frank Lausche on cost of living and duty.
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R-Calif
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Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
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Senate
House
Capitol
Supreme Court
Johnson
Kennedy
H. BR. Gross
Iowa
State relies on four fuels for most mineral wealth
Four mineral fuels petroleum natural gas natural gas liquids and coal furnish about three fourths of the state's mineral wealth indicating the heavy economic role of energy resources.
The Weping Widow Mine Heist Goes Sideways in Arizona
Charlie Medders tries to sell ore to Irish assayer O'Toole in a tense Arizona shop. Sheriff pressure looms as Medders frantically piles cash, O'Toole grins at the chaos, and a dramatic intrusion by Trishman and Jones shifts the balance. A flash of danger and greed erupts as coins spill and tempers flare.
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Arizona Hills
O'Toole
Medders
Charley Medders
Jones
Charlie
O’foole
Child to Lose Remaining Eye
Vicki Wray a two year old cancer victim in Durham will have her remaining eye removed today. The girl daughter of a Bowling Green textile worker who earns fifty dollars a week has eight siblings. She lost her right eye in July and had received nationwide attention as donations exceeded seventeen thousand dollars. About fifty children attended her third birthday party Saturday at a local party venue.
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N.C
Vicki Wray
Vicki
5.C
Duke University Hospital
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Blonde Tot
Hope Star Hope 1927 Consolidated January 11 1924
The Hope Star published in Hope Arkansas provides standard newspaper masthead details. It lists staff roles including Editor and Publisher Alex M Washburn and Managing Editor Paul H Jones, with circulation manager and advertising staff. The notice references postal and circulation arrangements and Associated Press membership.
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Consolidated
Alex. MH. Washburn
Paul H. Jones
Donal Parker
Roger, Jr
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