Budget pressures grow as Johnson may seek higher taxes
Editorial notes Johnson may seek a tax increase to fund a 1968 budget near 135 billion, with deficits rising toward 310 billion and the likelihood of continued high federal outlays. It warns Congress may resist tax hikes while lawmakers face unpaid bills and a shift toward efficiency beyond increased spending.
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Johnson
Harry Truman
Oo Congress
Congress
Truman
U.S
State of the Union
America
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
Puzzle style item listing word clues and partial answers from a NEA feature titled Try Your Word Power. Includes cryptic style hints for names, places, and terms across various categories with scattered readable fragments.
Baytown Sun masthead and contact details
The Baytown Sun publishes afternoons from 1all Memorial Drive in Baytown Texas with post office classification and staff roles listed. Subscription rates show 3 21.00 per month and per year rates.
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Deb Etesee
Baytown
Texas
Baytown Sun, Inc
Junk Mail Pleasures and Odd Savings Revealed
Henry McLemore in New York defends junk mail, recounting a year of collected pieces weighing 152 pounds. He notes discounts, odd bargains, and humor found in mail ads from Sioux City to a wholesome erotica magazine, while sharing a quirky battle with junk-mail abundance and its curious psychological pull.
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Henry McLemore
New York
Sioux City
Pacific
U.S
Lems Agreyon
Today In History highlights many events across years
On this date in history several events are noted. The Soviet Union banished opponents including Leon Trotsky in 1928. France recognized U.S. independence in 178. The Civil Service Act passed in 1833. The Hawaiian monarchy fell in 1593. The 18th Amendment took effect in 1920. Eisenhower arrived in London in 1934 to command allied forces. A 1960 Warsaw visit produced a pledge on proletarian internationalism. In 1965 the EEC six nation deal was signed. Pope Paul appealed for peace in South Vietnam a year ago.
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Soviet Union
Josef Stalin
Leon Trowky
France
United States
Dwight D. Eisenhower
London
Allied Forces of Liberation
Warsaw
Chou Enlai
Common Market
Brussels
Pope Paul
South Vietnam
Immanuel foretold in Isaiah seven fourteen
A Bible verse presents a sign from the Lord, declaring a virgin shall conceive and bear a son, who shall be called Immanuel. The quotation is from Isaiah chapter seven verse fourteen and emphasizes prophecy of a divine birth.
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Immanuel
Isaiah
Did You Know Mountains Are Made Of Silica and Aluminum
Facts about mountain geology note that continental elevations are built from rocks rich in silicon and aluminum compounds, with minerals such as feldspars and clay minerals forming the bulk of many ranges.
Grim Caucus Drama Marks Powell Hearing in House
Washington Dispatch reports a tense Democratic caucus debate over Rep. Adam Clayton Powell with subcommittee chair Warne Hays criticizing travel and expenses. Udall urged removing Powell from chair, while Multer stressed due process. the Udall motion passed 88 to 12. Republican turmoil followed as Younger proposed discipline for defections, defeated 83 to 23, with Rep. Albert Watson defending party unity despite past votes.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
House
Rep
Adam Clayton Powell
Warne Hays
Ohio
Powell
Emmie Petinand
Europe
Heys
Ernie Peinand
Congress
Ren
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Carl Perkins
D-Ky
Ways and Means Committee
Tia
Adam
Clayton Powell
Udall
J. Arthur “Younger
California
Glenn R. Davie
R - Wis
New York
Mel Laird
R-Wis
Jerry Ford
Michigan
Younger
Davis
Goldwater
The Well Child. Fetal senses and birth bonding insights
A New Zealand medical team reports on fetal sight hearing and motion after four months, the unborn's response to light, sound, and amniotic fluids. It notes swallowing reflexes and hiccups, thumb sucking, and urges cuddling after birth for emotional bonding while detailing feeding mechanics and stability.
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New Zealand
Tax Increase Fuss Assured in Johnson Plan
AP Special Report analyzes President Johnson's 26 percent income tax surcharge as a continuation of a long fiscal debate. The piece weighs whether spending cuts and tax policy could cool inflation, fund Vietnam, and support domestic programs, while economists argue over the Fed’s tight monetary stance in 1966. The two year surcharge may be temporary or never enacted, with historians yet to decide who was right.
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John Cunniff
AP Business News
NEW York
Johnson
Sit Stong
Vietnam
Federal Reserve
Fed
Bridge with Jacoby in Blue Ribbon event features Garozzo Sharif
Omar Sharif and Benito Garozzo attend Fall Nationals as top players in a Blue Ribbon Pairs event. Garrozzo uses a seven no trump, opening with 17 plus points per their system. The article notes their innovative bidding approach and the strategic play leading to 13 tricks with spade and club jacks.
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Omar Sharif
Dr. Zhivago
Benito Garrozzo
Italy
Petty
Garrezzo
Sharif
Garrozzo
Card sense a bridge problem bidding sequence
West passes and South opens with a strong hand. North passes. East passes. You hold AAQTES YL2 RSS2 KITE and must decide after partner bids two clubs following your one spade bid. The prompt asks for the next bid and hints the partner has strength. Tomorrow’s answer will reveal the optimal action.
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