Congress Pay Raise Fears Deepen in Election Year
Washington AP reports growing doubt that Congress will vote itself a pay raise next year and even slimmer prospects for mandatory disclosure of all income sources. The piece notes past agitation for a raise, resistance during an election year, and debates on income disclosure, citing Sen. Philip A. Hart as a proponent and discussing how public trust shapes decisions.
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Washington
Congress
Tioga County
Sabinsville
House Post Office and
Civil Service Committee
Philip A. Hart
D.mich
Hart
Memorial Gifts for Community Church Library
Memorial gifts to the Community church library include books donated by Mrs. Lee A. Perkins, family and friends in memory of Lee A. Perkins. Titles include Infant Development and The Child from Five to Ten by Arnold Gesell, The Years from Ten to Sixteen, Emotional Problems of Adolescents by Roswell Gallager, Making Men Whole by J. B. Phillips, Harper's Topical Concordance, Jesus, His Story, Abingdon Bible Commentary, and The Church and the Fine Arts. Additional notes mention Mrs. Chris Mersman’s return from St. Louis and Berea Club’s meeting with six attendees, plus New Years visits and family gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Chandler
Community Church Library
Lee A. Perkins
Arnold Gesell
Gesell
Roswell Gallager
J. B. Phillips
Harper
Jesus
R. 8. Gault
Abingdon
Chester Wagner
Church and the Fine Arts
Mary Jewell Barr
Nina Henderson
Floyd Gerhold
Leonard de Garmo
Lee Perkins
Chris Mersman
Louis Applehans
St. Louis
Berea Club
Bob Hadsall
George Hiles
Jim Chambers
Lonnie Chambers
Jim Hendrix
Tom Chambers
Wellsville
Wellsville Hosts German House Guests of Fleming Family
Mr and Mrs Bernhard Fleming will entertain Mr and Mrs Kurt Hein of Schonberg Holstein Germany as house guests for several days before returning home Their nephew Mr Fleming Mr Heins three daughters Mrs H E Sohn the former Monica Hein Overland Park and Martha and Ursula Hein of Kansas City joined them for a six week stay
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Bernhard Fleming
Kurt Hein
Schonberg
Holstein
Germany
Mr. Hein
Mr. Fleming
Hein
H. E. Sohn
Monica Hein
Overland Park
Martha and
Ursula Hein
Kansas City
Bethel News Roundup With Military Move and Family Visits
PFC Howard Fishburn completes a 45 day visit with relatives and departs Jan 6 for Camp Dix N J before 18 months of duty in Germany Mrs Floyd Coffman and her Ottawa family visit her father Homer Crawford for New Year Neal Fishburn and PFC Howard Fishburn join sister and family Larry Steiner in Kansas City Jan 5 Mrs Carl Johnson Sr hosts Bethel Church Woman's Society on Jan 8 Dr Gordon Thompson delivers sermon Jan 5 and spends holidays in Garden City with daughter and husband Andrew Larson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PFC
Howard Fishburn
Camp Dix
N. J
Germany
Floyd Coffman
Ottawa
Homer Crawford
Neal Fishburn
Larry Steiners
Kansas City
Carl Johnson Sr
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Bethel Church
Gordon Thompson
Mrs. Thompson
Garden City
Andrew Larsons
Matt Dillon Had A Better Deal
Ford County commissioners approve Sheriff Davis spending limits and require board approval for county expenditures. Urban Klenke said Davis will submit purchase requisitions to the board. The policy shift ends months of wrangling over sheriff's office expenses.
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Matt Dillon
Dodge City
Kan
Ford County Commissioners
James A. Davis
Urban Klenke
Davis
Accused Student Seeks Hearing On Kennedy Threat
Amarillo report says Rus sell McLarry an Arlington State College student is free on 2500 dollar bond after being charged with threatening President Kennedy. He says the remark was a misunderstood joke and requests to explain to a federal grand jury. If approved, he may appear Wednesday.
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Amarillo
Tex
Russell McLarry
Kennedy
Arlington State College
Dallas
McLarry
American Farmers Use A Third As Much Steel As Auto Industry
A historical note reports that American farmers use one third as much steel as the United States auto industry, highlighting sectoral steel consumption differences and potential implications for industry policy and labor markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Gold Flows Help US Hold Losses In 1963
SAM DAWSON reports that 1963 saw gold outflow modestly slowed by miners and buyers amid persistent causes. The U S Treasury stock fell by 465 million to 15.5 billion, after a peak in 1949, with 1962 and 1961 losses also high. A 10-nation pact aided reserve protection while Russian sales added 400 million in gold for grain purchases.
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Sam Dawson
New York
United States
U.S. Treasury
U.S
International Monetary
Eagles Flock To Glacier For Fish
In Glacier National Park, 352 bald eagles were counted along McDonald Creek and the middle fork of the Flathead River as they feasted on spawning landlocked salmon. The census tallies 3,807 bald eagles in the United States outside Alaska.
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West Glacier
Mont
Glacier National Park
W. E. Welch
McDonald Creek
Middle Fork
Flathead River
United States
Alaska
Viking Explorer Visit Dates New World Occupation
Radiocarbon dating of char coal from ruins near L Anse aux Meadows Newfoundland places occupation around 1000 A D. The site is linked to Leif Ericson and other Viking seafarers traditionally sailing from Greenland to North America.
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L’anse Aux Meadows
Newfoundland
Leif Ericson
Greenland
North America
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Richmond News
Wellsville Area News
Bethel News
Mrs
Ben Baker
Ottawa Herald
Motorola
Loboy
Motorola TV
Eres
Glacier
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