Property Tax System Reveals State and Local Variations
Readers learn how property tax burden varies by state and local rules with exemptions for elderly veterans and homeowners. The article cites state by state assessments, caps, and exemptions, plus recent campus protests at the University of Maryland and bank branch openings in Indiana. It notes Maine and Massachusetts wide veteran exemptions and Oregon, New Mexico, and Utah deferral or rate schemes affecting homeowners.
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Lunar Orbiter 2 Enters Semi-Retirement After Productive Run
NASA says Lunar Orbiter 2 has effectively ended its photographic mission after a month of highly productive service. The 1440-pound spacecraft sent back 97 percent of its images and mapped 12 Apollo landing sites. It also delivered the famed Copernicus crater shot hailed as the photograph of the century.
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Stalin Praise Highlights Wartime Leadership Despite Khrushchev
Moscow dispatch reports a Soviet press tribute to Stalin’s World War II role ahead of the 25th anniversary, citing Marshal Konev and others while noting debate over his legacy. The piece also weaves in notes on steel filaments and boron materials as separate tech interest.
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Museums boom across the United States in 1960s growth
The National Geographic Society notes rapid museum expansion with about 200 million visitors in 1965, up from 1950. The Smithsonian receives authorization to develop an information center and manage a new gallery and sculpture garden on the Mall to house a $25 million modern art collection.
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Museums Expand Reach Across American Cities
Visiting museums across the United States shows a rise in local history and themed collections. Institutions from Sedona to Lewes highlight diverse artifacts, from meteorites to colonial papers, with many communities forming historic houses and specialized galleries to engage the public.
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Tax Increase Move Faces Economic Tightrope
Washington reports the Johnson administration weighs a tax hike to trim the federal deficit without hurting the economy. President Johnson's advisers led by W. Gardner Ackley seek a precise formula balancing Viet Nam costs and private spending, aiming for a small, stabilizing tax rise.
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Flower Arrangement Program At Garden Club Franks
The Garden Club met at Glendora Saltucks hall for a floral arrangement program led by florists from Selwood. Attendees included Rose Hodentory Eithel Layne Ray Dew Wilma Voss Minnie Samuels and Rose Morton won a prize. The next meeting is set for December 14 at Donthy Tomey home.
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New Year Dance Planned by Frankton American Legion
Frankton American Legion May Berry Post 46 announces a New Year’s dance at the Frankton Legion Home. Steve Slater and his band will provide music. tickets for 125 couples are sold at Fred Day’s Barbershop or through Legion members. The post reports strong membership progress and a first place trophy from the Veterans Day parade.
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Marti County Man Charged In Wife's Death
Gerald James 23 of Whitfield was arraigned in Shoals on a preliminary murder charge in the stabbing death of his wife Louise 18. Police say he reported the stabbing at the Loogoottee police station and was jailed. investigators say the couple had been living with her parents.
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County Schools Announce Holiday Schedule Break
The county schools will dismiss for the holidays and resume on January 4. A county basketball tournament is planned to be held until further notice.
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