Kansas Supreme Court invalidates 1963 reapportionment
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled the 1963 House and Senate reapportionment unconstitutional for omitting Leawood and for ignoring population equity. The decision criticizes lawmakers for partisan districting and suggests the ruling will affect Kansas’s political balance and future reapportionment efforts.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas House
Senate
Leawood
Supreme Court
Zurich Is For The Birds
An amused observer recalls an American remark that Zurich is for the birds and expands on bird life along the Limmat River. The piece mentions pigeons white ducks sea gulls and tame mallards along the Swiss riverbank habitat.
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Zurich
Limmat
Stroll Through Zurich Portrait of a Cold Winter
Narrator describes a hotel called Storchen on the Limmat in Zurich with birds on the water and bells from the Grossmünster and Fraumünster. He notes persistent winter rain, cloudy days, and limited social opportunities for foreigners, including stories of an English woman and an Australian wife fleeing February in Zurich. The tone blends travel observation with wry humor about local life.
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Grossminster
Fraumunster
Wife’s
Sum Storchen
Zurich
Naliyr
Zureich
Limmat
Iodine and Metabolism Practical Doctor Advice
Dr Molner explains iodine's role in metabolism and warns against routine iodine tablets. A trace exists but excess can harm. goiter belts declined after iodized salt. Do not self prescribe. rely on a doctor’s guidance and avoid calling it nutritional iodine.
Prayer for Today Glorifying Jesus Christ in faith
A devotional prayer praising God for the unspeakable gift of Jesus Christ, thanking Him for redemption from sins and eternal life. The prayer is offered in Jesus name and ends with amen.
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God
Jesus Christ
This Day in History December Ninth, 1963 Chronology
On this date December 9 the year 1963 marks several events. In 1941 Japanese invasion forces landed in the Philippines following Pearl Harbor. China declared war on Japan and Germany. Milton was born in 1608 and other historical notes include Paris pawnshop charter in 1777 and Chicago Auditorium opening in 1889. U S Army General Patton was injured in 1945. A 1953 mention notes Arthur Samish sentencing and a grand jury case on Bernard Goldfine. One year ago scientists reported progress against cold viruses but no breakthrough.
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Philippines
Pearl Harbor
Siam
Eure Ma Road
Southeast Asia
China
Japan
Germany
John Milton
Paris
Chicago
Rutherford B. Hayes
California
Arthur Samish
Washington
New England
Bernard Goldfine
Television Log Heavy Schedule with Daylong Lineup
Comprehensive daily TV grid lists programs from 5:00 to 12:30 with numerous titles including Rifleman Yogi Bear Rocky and Friends News and Weather segments, classic shows like The Lone Ranger and Wagon Train, films It All Came True and Christmas Holiday, and late night talk and game shows across multiple channels and time slots. The long log notes repeated airings of The Rifleman and Torey and Friends and features many 5 13 style episode references and c markers.
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Wings of Eagles
Lucy
Danny Thomas
Andy Griffith
West Side
Ben Casey
Johnny Carson
Peter Gunn
Highway Patrol
Faith of Our Times
Daily Word
Columbia Seminars
Lee Phillip
Pete and Gladys
Ernie Ford
Guiding Light
General Hospital
Loretta Young
Daddy
Lee Phillips
O.gee
Superman
Torey and Friends
Sea Hunt
Mickey Mouse
Katie and the Captain
Bugs Bunny
Mr. Novak
Marshall Dillon
Red Skelton
Redigo
Richard Boone
Petticoat Junction
Jack Benny
Andy Williams
Gary Moore
Steve Allen
Pioneers
News
Eisenhower Calls for Safer Presidency Amid Risks
In the Saturday Evening Post Eisenhower argues that the presidency carries inherent risks and the JFK assassination underscored dangers to the White House. He urges methods to reduce threats without hampering the president’s travel and access, including alternative transport on fixed routes and stronger security for motorcades.
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Saturday Evening Post
John F. Kennedy
White House
Eisenhower
Christmas show by WPA aids needy children
A Santa Claus themed Christmas program was staged in Memorial Auditorium basement by the WPA with toys manufactured or repaired for needy children. The Lions Club sponsored the project to aid local families.
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Santa Claus
WPA
Memorial Auditorium
The
Lions Club
Three Children Meet Nog in a Haunted House Twist
In a teller’s tale three children with the listeners names confront Nog in a haunted house. Nog laughs at their Christmas hopes declaring there will be no Christmas as Santa faces his Trouble Cake. The children, scared yet determined, head toward the ruined house at Burning Tree Road to uncover if Nog is real.
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Nog
Jeremy
Santa Claus
Sissy
Miss Jo
Santa
Gake
Mailbag Content Varied New York Christmas Spending
Mailbag notes readers' thoughts on Christmas spending and stamps with projected figures. The piece mentions average family gifts at 147 dollars, postage stamps worth 125 million, and Roman gift customs. It touches on New Year gifting, credit cards reducing cash use, and traffic deaths near home. Quotable lines from notable figures are cited.
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New York
U.S
Europe
China
Yaletime
Ottawa Herald stale humor and laws note parades
A clipped Ottawa Herald page lists subscription rates, a market brief on legal limits and a gag of quotable witticisms. It cites Arnold H. Glason, Sennacherib, and Jonathan Swift with stray remarks on law, glasses, and religion.
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United States
Arnold H. Glason
B.C
Nineveh
Assyria
Sennacherib
Jonathan Swift
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Kansas
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Switzerland
Joseph G
Molner
Paganda
Golter Belts
Great Lakes
London
Britain
U.S. Army
George C.patton Jr
Mannheim
NBC
CBS
ABC
Risk
Lnherentyo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
George Whitaker , II
Richard
A. I Raymer
E. S. Stucker
Glenwood
Ottawa University
Charles Ramey
Baughman Brothers
Lree Road
Lucrece Beale
Burning Tree Road
William K. Vanderbilt
Ottawa Herald
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Robert B. Wellington
Associated Press
Robert L. Shields Bennett
Northwestern Mutual Life Ins. Co
Lane Nents
Mitzi Gaynor
Gig Young
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