Voices In The Wilderness Byrd and Budget Fight
Editorial argues Sen. Harry F. Byrd in Virginia aims to trim the $98.8 billion federal budget by more than $7 billion and likens his stance to a lone wilderness voice. It notes Eisenhower also warns against deficit spending and urges fiscal restraint to restore national confidence.
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Sen
Harry F. Byrd
Byrd
Virginia
Santa Claus
House Armed Services Committee
Eisenhower
GOP
New York
Metabolism questions in Dr. Mother column
Reader asks if metabolism can be adjusted with proper treatment after a doctor says it is out of whack. The column explains thyroid activity causes energy changes, outlines diagnostic tests such as basal metabolism rate and protein bound iodine, and notes treatments for hypo and hyperthyroidism. It cautions careful evaluation and rechecking, and discusses prognosis and reversibility.
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G.F
Dundee
Ill
Ottawa items include eye treatment visit and Scout encampment tale
Yockey of Quenemo sought eye infection care while Lee Harrison supervised the Camp Naish rifle range during Scout encampments near Bonner Springs. Johnny Stockmyer won a Plaza Theater talent contest at age 2, Eph Bowers visited from Pryor to Wellsville relatives, Gerald Preshaw left Wellsville for Detroit catering work on the lake steamer Columbia. Ottawa University seniors plan Hamlet with Charles Battin leading. Prayer closes with a devotional note.
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Lee Harrison
S. Maple
Camp Naish
Bonner Springs
Johnny Stockmyer
John Stockmyer
Ottawa
Plaza Theater
Johnny
Gerald Preshaw
Wellsville
Wellsville High School
Detroit
Columbia
Bob Lowe Island
Welcome Rain and Queen’s Birthday Parade in Hong Kong
The author recalls a welcoming rain in Hong Kong and describes a grand annual Queen Elizabeth II birthday parade. About 3,000 troops plus sailors, airmen, marines, WACs, nurses, tanks, police dogs, and bands marched for half a million spectators. The Governor hosted a garden party for 4,000 elites. The piece notes Hong Kong’s military would face evacuation risk if supplies were cut.
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Nathan Road
Hong Kong
Asia
TV Highlights With Knotts Skelton and Guests
Tonight on TV Don Knotts as Horace Hercules guests on Red Skelton at 7 30 on channels 5 and 13 with Helen O Connell singing I Left My Heart in San Francisco Also Garry Moore on channels 5 and 13 at 9 with Carol Lawrence Nancy Walker the Smothers Brothers Roy Castle Ernie Flatt dancers and George Becker singers for a lively lineup.
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Don Knotts
Barney Fife
Andy Griffith
Red Skelton
Knotts
Horace Hercules
George Appleby
Skelton
Helen O’connell
San Franci
Sco
the Skelton
Garry Moore
Carol Lawrence
Nancy Walker
the Smothers Brothers
Roy Casle
Ernie Flatt
George Becker
Inge Turns to Television for CBS 1964 Season
Hollywood AP Inge signs with CBS to develop a five or six hour long script series for the 1964 65 season. He plans a pilot from a contemporary Midwest styled work written at a Sunset Strip hotel. He cites watching TV last year and favors programs like The Defenders Kildare and The 11th Hour.
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Hollywood
New York
William Inge
Inge
CBS
Winesburg
Ohio
Midwest
Gikan
Hepa
11Th Hour
Dinah Shore
Ange
New York Theater
Little Old Lady Foils Break-In at Suburban Supermarket
In Wells ton police reports a “little old lady” identified by that nickname stopped a Sunday supermarket burglary by prying off a padlock. She added her own lock to the hasp and alerted authorities. Three men, one an ex convict, surrendered to police.
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Washington
New York
ST. Louis, Mo
Wellston
Television Log Dense Night Schedule Snapshot
A jammed one page calendar lists TV airings from 4 p.m. to 12:38 a.m. including Sea Hunt Yogi Bear Bugs Bunny Dragnet Maverick Gilligan in various slots. Major programs: Tex Hunt Jack Benny The Untouchables Captain Kangaroo Plus news weather and talk segments with Lifeline Peter Gun and local features across multiple channels.
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Ichabod
Laramie
Stump the
Johnny Carson
Steve Allen
Weather
Sports
Lifeline
Peter Gun
Cochise
Unity Daily Word
Almanacc
Faith For Our
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Aoken
DE LU
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NBC
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College of the Als
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Farm Report
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Moyle
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Daddy
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Ken
Torey and Friends
Mickey Mouse Club
Sea Hunt
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Whirly Birds
Santley-Brinklep
Virginian
Waren
Doble Gillis
Perry
Bayarly
Hilbillies
Dick van Dyke
Our Man
Higgins Me Reed
Eleventh Hour
S. Stee
Mourahi City
Johnny Carsos
Canyon Passage
Steve Alien
Stoney Burke
Almanac
Kangae
Ee Ge Ae
Ry Garty
Kansas
Robert B. Wellingt
Anes i. Aie
Ares
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