World paper details and staff changes in Lawrence
The item outlines the World newspaper of Lawrence Kansas, noting editors C Simons and SIMONE IR, and leaders Mayer Reed Zimmerman Eller Pontion. It lists established in 1854, published arts except Sunday, and the 1963 end of era with details on circulation and pricing.
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Ape Cis
the World Company
Sixth
New Hampshire
Lawrences
Kan
Mat
Douglas
Fae
Nerwice
United States
Lawrence
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Preas
Indictment Hits Baker Over Tax Evasion and Conspiracy
Former Senate Democrat aide Bobby Baker faces nine counts including tax evasion and conspiracy accusing underreporting 1961 1962 income by 54558 91 and evading over 23000 in taxes. Max penalties 58 years in jail and 67000 in fines. Senator John Williams presses for action amid pressure to pursue Baker.
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Bobby Baker
Senate Democrats
Baker
Sen
John Williams
Delaware
Washington
Inflation and the Federal Reserve's role in debt woes
The piece argues inflation stems from long-standing federal spending and rising interest costs. It criticizes politicians for delaying debt payments and notes the Fed raised the discount rate to curb easy credit. It warns of reduced purchasing power and questions future value of the dollar and the nation’s money soundness.
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Federal Reserve System
United States
What Controls Are Helpful What Controls Are Helpful
New York AP notes a debate over price and wage controls as the administration weighs options to curb inflation tied to metal costs and wartime spending. It describes direct congressional controls and indirect tools like an excess profits tax as possible government measures, amid industry and labor resistance to controls.
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New York
White House
Congress
Inflation and the risk to the dollar in the United States
The piece discusses how a generation of bogus dollars could repay the national debt and cites a German widow who lost wealth through inflation. It warns of continuing high inflation, noting 57 percent in years past and urging stern action, with the Federal Reserve pursuing value preservation.
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U. S
Germany
Outstanding male athlete honors tallied for Hop Cassady
In 1956 the Associated Press named Ohio State football star Hopalong Cassady as the outstanding male athlete of the past year. Civic affairs dinner hosted by League of Women Voters featured moderator Paul Malone with legislators McDowell Porter Immel Matthews discussing taxation and assessment.
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Howard
Hopalong) Cassady
Ohio State University
Associated Press
League of Women Voters
Paul Malone
Joseph McDowell
Jim Porter
Howard Immel
Marion Matthews
Council On Taxation and Assessment
Bible Message and Prayer Guiding Plain Path
Today’s Bible message seeks guidance from Psalm 27 11 asking the Lord to lead in a plain path. A prayer asks for God’s dwelling presence and to be used for His divine purpose through Jesus Christ.
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Jesus
Christ
Humphrey Receives Inside Help for National Network
Vice President Hubert Humphrey gains unusual backing from Commerce Assistant Secretary Eugene Foley who controls 150 top field jobs in the new Economic Development Administration. Foley seeks competent Democratic allies to build a national Humphrey organization, while Kennedy’s machine looms as a rival. Delays in filling posts spark political maneuvering and questions about loyalty among potential appointees.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene Foley
Minnesota
Humphrey
New Economic Development Administration
EDA
Succes
Sor
Old Area Redevelopment Administration
ABA
Commerce Department
Foley
Small Business Administration
Hubert Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Johnson
White House
Kennedy
Altho
Bobby Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
ECA
Ee Foley
Far East
Michigan
Pat McNamara
Philip Hart
Detroit
Re Selling City To Banish N Y Troubles
A satirical dialogue features three New York officials offering to sell Manhattan back to Native Americans for $24 plus a subway, water, and landmarks. The chief declines, citing lack of interest and concerns over terms as police sirens disrupt the scene. Mayor John Lind reacts to the failed pitch.
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New York
Manhattan
Peter Minuit
Midtown
Buchwald
Island
William Zeckendorf
Snowdon and Margaret Hear of U S Trip in London Circle
Lord Snowdon and Princess Margaret shared with London friends details of a U S visit. The highlight was a party whose host still owed him money over a disputed photograph bill by Antony Armstrong-Jones. Don Rickles won a nightclub break at Slate Bros. club as a late substitute for an ailing comic. Henry Slate gave Rickles a diamond ring as a gift, then asked for it back, joking he would return it in the second show.
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Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
Staten Island
Lord Snowdon
Princess Margaret
London
USA
Snowdon
Antony Armstrong- Jones
Don Rickles
Slate Bros. Club
Henry Slate
Rickles
Slate
New York
America
Venous stars and cosmetic vein concerns explained
A reader asks about blue surface veins in teens and if they can shrink. The doctor explains venous stars or spiders are common, not varicose, linked to estrogen, more in girls, and often fade without treatment. Sclerosing injections exist but risk bruising. no guaranteed cure.
Hal Boyle quotable quips on life love and alimony
Hal Boyle offers a string of dated humor about marriage alimony aging gadgets and social quirks. The snippets joke about second wives wastebaskets breakfast habits and Lincoln Gettysburg with light, wry observations. The column blends playful social satire with common sense gags.
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C. Simons
Federal Reserve
By Sam Dawson
Old Home Town
M 137Th Infantry
Clyde Babb
Sam Seetin
Richard Cook
Oscar Mail
Kenneth Postlethwaite
Mark Alexander
Harold Snider
Jack Hawk
Harold Walton
Joe Waterman
Ft. Worth
Inside
Hubert
By Rowland Evans
Robert Novak
Seattle
Austin
Huntington
W. Va
Wilkes - Barre
Minn
Portland
Maine
Huntsville
Ala
Rome
N.Y
Art Buchwald
Lincoln Center
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Verrazano Bridge
Shea Stadium
Mike Quill
Pennsylvania
Johny
Lyons den
Leonard Lyons
Joseph Molner
M. G
Prentice- Hall, Inc
Englewood Cliffs
N. J
England
Hal Boyle
Abraham Lincoln
the Cynic’s
Interlandi
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