Weekend Talks On Economy At Hot Springs Meeting
Washington officials and business leaders converge for a Friday start to the business council retreat in Hot Springs Virginia. A forecast by Gardner Ackley and other advisers suggests 1966 growth may slow inflation risk into 1967 and delays tax decisions.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Ron
Business Council
Hot Springs
Johnson
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Okun
Congress
Brezhnev Visits Bucharest Over East Bloc Rift
The Soviet leader flew to Bucharest to mend frictions within the Warsaw Pact as Romania pushes for greater political and economic independence from Moscow. Ceausescu publicly questions Soviet leadership while talks shift the July summit to another East European capital. A Romanian North Vietnamese communique and a Vienna unity meeting add to the signs of bloc reordering.
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London
UPI
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Bucharest
Moscow
Warsaw
Brezhnev
Romania
Nikolae Ceausescu
Communist Movement
Ceausescu
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Soviet Union
Albania
Bulgaria
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Hungary
Poland
Comecon
Radio
Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Communist Party
Vienna
Soviet Communist Party
College Poetry Awards Given 1966 Lyford Prize Winners
Leland Dale LaFont of Maadi Egypt won first prize in the 1966 Lyford Poetry Prize at Anderson College. Second prize went to Linda Kay Hunt of Hamilton Ohio. Additional cash awards were given to Robert James Turner Germantown Ohio Walter Thomas White Bartlesville Oklahoma Dale Wayne McCollough Greenville South Carolina and Carol Boyd Yount Willoughby Ohio. Honorable mentions went to Margaret Dale Adcock Anderson Carolyn Ann Janke Parma Ohio and Gareth Wayne Weldon Callensburg Pennsylvania. Norman Steinaker chaired the 1966 awards committee.
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Leland Dale LaFont
Maadi
Egypt
Lyford
Anderson College
Vila Beubach
Constance Lyford
Linda Kay Hunt
Hamilton
Ohio
Robert James Turner
Germantown
Walter Thomas White
Bartlesville
Okla
Dale Wayne McCollough
Greenville
S. C
Carol Boyd Yount
Willoughby
Margaret Dale Adcock
Anderson
Karolyn Ann Janke
Parma
Gareth Wayne Weldon
Callensburg
Norman Steinaker
Repossessed 23 Inch Motorola Color TV for Sale
Repossessed 23 inch Motorola color TV on roll cart described as like new. Payment plan asks $18.70 per month. Contact Frank Krall Appliances at 3035 Lynn Ph or call 642-4542 for pickup and terms.
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Motorola
Frank Krall
Lynn Ph
China and Soviet Split Grows More Violent in Propaganda
A widespread Chinese Communist purge sharpens anti-Soviet rhetoric and hints at a permanent split in world communism. Peking condemns Soviet leaders and accuses them of seeking peace talks in Vietnam while China demands total U.S. humiliation. The Albanian visit intensifies anti Moscow sentiment and Accuses Teng To and others of anti party and anti socialist plots.
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Chinese Communist Party
Peking
Viet Nam
United States
Khrushchev
China
Forester Remembered At St Martin in the Fields Memorial
Cecil Scott Forester, author of Horatio Hornblower novels, was honored at a memorial service in St Martin in the Fields Trafalgar Square London. Family friends and fans gathered as navy ensigns and Admiralty pennant adorned the church altar. He died in Fullerton California on April 2 at age 66 after writing a dozen sea adventures between 1937 and his death.
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London
UPI
Cecil Scott Forester
Horatio Hornblower R.N
Nelson
St. Martin’s
Christopher Wren
Royal Navy
Admiralty
Dorothy Forester
George Forester
Dulwich College
C.S. Forester
Cubs Receive Awards at Marys Church Mass
Cub Scout Pack one held a 10 o'clock Mass at Marys Church on Mor Day. Michael McCarty and David Sheler received Parvuli Dei awards from Rt Rev Msgr Francis Kienly. The piece notes global homelessness and hazardous housing conditions in Asia Africa and Latin America.
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Mary’s Church
Michael McCarty
David Sheler
Francis Kienly
Grace Baptist Church to Dedicate New Auditorium Sunday
The Rev. Don Camp of Grace Baptist Church will speak at dedicatory rites for theGrace Baptist Church at 5801 River Road Munice Sunday afternoon at 3 o clock. The church began as a mission by the Anderson congregation in 1962 under Rev Arthur Guetterman who is the pastor.
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Don Camp
Grace Baptist Arch
Grace Baptist Church
River Road
Muncie
Anderson
Arthur Guetterman
Tennessee Temple College and Seminary
Dodd Ordered To Produce Suit Records
Senator Thomas J. Dodd was subpoenaed to depose and produce records in his five million dollar libel and conspiracy case against columnists Pearson and Anderson. The subpoena set 10 am Monday at Pearson’s attorneys’ offices and followed Dodd accepting the papers at the Senate Caucus Room. The suit accuses Dodd of taking gifts for favors from Julius Klein, a West Germany agent, and misusing campaign contributions. Crim, son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Crim, elected 1966-67 Delta Tau Delta sergeant-at-arms, attends General Motors Institute.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Hugh W. Duffy
Dodd
Senate
Pearson
Pearson and Anderson
Julius Klein
West Germany
Colin J. Crim
Wilbur C. Crim
Davis Drive
Epsilon Iota Chapter
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
General Motors Institute
Flint
Mich
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Sheerest Supreme
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