Editorial weighs Kennedy tax cut bets and budget
Over the weekend a Kennedy aide predicted tax cuts would dominate Congress this session and pass. Some say exemptions will tighten and personal savings may be modest. Kennedy aims to keep nondefense spending under 100 billion while defense cuts are possible. He argues tax cuts stimulate business but faces a tough selling job to Congress and a wary public, echoing an old balance of income and outgo.
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Congress
Kennedy
From Our Readers Seeks Peoria Richter community origins
A reader asks locals near Peoria and Richter in Taylor Texas to write about the origins of their community names. T. L. Richter, 708 W 11th, Taylor, Tex, requests background on Richter families and the source of both place names.
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Peoria
Richter
T. L. Richter
W. 11Th, Taylor, Tex
To Your Good Health No Kerosene For Cough
Dear Dr. Mother answers concerns about kerosene as a cough remedy noting its toxicity for some and potential danger. She compares thalidomide risks to caution with medicines, urging safer today's cough treatments and caution in use of kerosene despite past practices.
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Dr. Mother
Europe
Canada
United States
This Week in Brief and Notes from The Junction City Union
A miscellany of opinions and small items includes spring signs as a neighbor paints screens, congress wary of tax cuts to avoid voter memory loss, and Junction City Union reporting on secondary education where a cafeteria boycott ended and lounge use resumed with congestion measures. Also notes on mail costs, women knitting noses warm, a national academy of foreign affairs proposed, census data on Americans eight and older, a jab at octogenarian testimonial sales, and an advertisement for a hemorrhoids booklet from Dr. Mother in Dundee Illinois.
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Mrs. L.D
Junction City Union
JPH
Warren Settles
Ottawa News Briefs From Local School and Neighborhood Notes
Auld Lang Syne illness report notes Mariette Bennett, daughter of Mrs J Henry Bennett, 609 S Hickory, with scarlet fever. Gordon Noland named junior class president at Ottawa High School. A marriage license issued to Donald Hulls of Ottawa and Frances Ware of Larned. Asdrubal Reed of Middle Creek sold a 600 pound hog for 42 dollars, boasting a larger one at home. Main Street paving between 1st and 2nd Streets being replaced due to sunk sections over gas lines. Albert Reeder returns to Topeka after visit with his mother Mrs Belie Reeder.
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Asdrubal Reed
Middle Creek
Ottawa
Main Street
1St
Prayer for Today Calls for Reverent Church Building
A religious prayer contends for God to help build and maintain churches worthy of being holy and beautiful. It asks living God of our fathers to grant reverence and peace through Christ.
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God
Television Schedule Fragment with Classic Era Programs
A dense OCR snapshot lists a full day of TV programming across channels, naming hosts and shows from Red Skelton to Hawaiian Eye, News programs, game shows, cartoons, and religious segments. The reel includes dates, times, and channel numbers, reflecting mid-20th century broadcast lineups.
Tonight on Stump the Stars and Guests on TV
TV listings note Mike Stokey hosts Stump the Stars with John Forsythe and Barbara Hale on Channels 5 at 6 30 PM. Red Skelton features Mickey Rooney and the Paris Sisters on Channels 5 and 13 at 7 30 PM. Jack Benny with Dick Van Dyke on Channels 5 and 13 at 8 30 PM. Carol Burnett appears on Garry Moore on Channels 5 and 13 at 9 PM. Channel 9 screens a bomber controversy at 9 30 PM. Other schedule items include news weather and movies like Cleopatra and Allas a Gentleman.
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Empire
Red Skelton
Dick Powell
Jack Benny
Tintouchablea
Garry Moore
Engisa O'Toole
John Forsythe
Barbara Hale
Mike Stokey
Trail Herd
Mickey Rooney
Paris Sisters
Dick van Dyke
Carol Burnett
Brinkley Tours Small Nations in Our Man Series
NBC reporter David Brinkley spent last summer in five of the world’s smallest countries for the Our Man series. His Monaco and San Marino segments drew reaction for the royals and stamps sales. in Andorra he filmed smugglers, while Vienna and other stops highlighted tourism and local quirks in a lively report.
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New York
NBC
David Brinkley
Brinkley
Vienna
Viennese
Monaco
San Marino
CBS
Andorra
France
Spain
Deaf Man Perfects Tiny Hearing Aid
A Minneapolis inventor who has been hard of hearing for nearly ten years perfects a compact ear level hearing aid. The transistor device weighs about a sewing thimble and costs little, with no dangling cords. Send name and address to Hearing Assistance, Dept CDI, 3054 Excelsior Blvd for information.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hearing Assistance
Dept CDI
Excelsior Blvd
Richmond News Recap of Local Moves and Birthdays
Richmon d residents report Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stevenson moved to 601 North Main in Ottawa while Mrs. A C Bryan stays with her son Arnold in Shawnee. Mr Bryan is a patient at Anderson County Hospital. Mrs. E Maxey marked her 84th birthday on January 27 and Mr and Mrs Ross Spencer celebrated their 48th wedding anniversary the same date.
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Bert Stevenson
North, Main
Ottawa
A. C. Bryan
Arnold
Shawnee
Mr. Bryan
Anderson County Hospital
Mrs
Ross Spencer
Dan Lickteig
Elden Lyon
St. Therese
Fred Mersman
Fred Wiesner
Kate Mersman
Arnold Bryan
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