British Official Favors Curb On Wages Profits
London AP report on Chancellor Jenkins outlining a 34 percent wage and profit cap as a guideline for Britain's economy. He said taxes will rise for sustainability, aiming to balance expansion with exports while avoiding harm to welfare and social services. The speech sparked debate in Parliament as unions considered voluntary restraint before stricter taxes. Odell's Remodel Sale at 20% off all photo equipment noted in trailing line.
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Vandenberg Jr. Dies in Miami Hospital
Arthur J. Vandenberg Jr., son of the late Senator Vandenberg, died Thursday in a Miami hospital at 60. Former Miami University foreign affairs teacher and personal secretary to his father, he wrote a book on the senator’s life after 1951. He aided the Eisenhower campaign and briefly served as secretary. The report notes his illness and resignation from public posts.
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Less Police Stress On Minor Violations Urged
Bloomington IN police should focus less on abortion drunk and vagrancy offenses and more on serious crime. Criminologist and attorney Rubin of Indiana University urged treating drunkenness as illness and vagrants as social issues to reduce crime and reform laws. He proposed legalizing abortion when aligned with religious beliefs and precepts. Abortion legalization tied to moral and social factors cited by the Indiana Citizens Council on Crime and Delinquency.
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Percy Halts Funds Drive and Orders Refund
UPI report says Senator Charles H. Percy of Illinois asked organizers of his office expense fund to stop solicitations and refund all money raised. He also announced plans to drop the drive in a letter to Motorola chair Robert W. Galvin and other organizers, noting the fund was intended to defray high Senate expenses but faced heavy political criticism.
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Tasmanian Axeman Ron Sheriff Killed In Bush Clearing
Tasmanian world champ axeman Ron Sheriff was killed Wednesday while felling trees near Sheffield for a hydroelectric project. The tragedy ends a year reign in the bush and family life, with nine children and public service noted.
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Inter-Racial Discussion Chili Supper At First Methodist
Youth groups from First and Second Methodist Churches plan a 5 45 pm chili supper and group discussion on How Racial Questions Affect Us As Christians led by Rev J C Williams of Trinity Church Muncie. Second Methodist pastor Rev M L Brooks will join in. event in Fellowship Hall open to public. Dismissed for unity service at 7 30 pm.
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