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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1967
Page
5
In a New York interview Julie Christie discusses mood, virtue, and fear. The British actress recalls times of scarcity, charts her goals to gain more mental control, and admits concern over humiliation while sharing views on life, nature, and people.
New York AP reports Lynda Bind Johnson received rare books, a valuable copy of Now We Are Six, and a practical set of kitchen utensils at a nearly eight hour bridal shower. Guests included notable collectors Arthur A. Houghton Jr. and Edwin Weisel, with McCall's staff contributing recipes.
New York AP report notes a conference in Warrenton Virginia where about 50 experts urged planning a universal cash allowance for children. They suggested a monthly ten to twenty five dollar payment as part of a broader reform package with health education and housing, while debating financing details. Dr Eveline Burns called it ironic that the United States lacks any family allowance.
Republicans press for large cuts to federal funding aiming to trim about 5 to 7 billion dollars, with Senate votes expected on a resolution extending spending authority while the administration seeks to block broad across the board cuts. Senate debates focus on a new spending ceiling and defense exceptions.
New York reports demand for silver surges from photography, space industry, candlesticks, flatware, and medicine. Certificates fetch premiums of 30 to 35 percent above face value, with holders able to buy at 1.293 per ounce if market price stays around 1.80. Prices climbed after 1961 shortages and government policy shifts, though margins are volatile and gains may fade as production increases and foreign silver ornaments enter the market.
Washington AP reports a new congressional redistricting bill, unlike prior versions, would bar at large elections for Congress and delay redistricting until after the 170 census unless a special federal census is taken. Senator Kennedy calls the conference version a backward step while Rep Conyers terms it unconstitutional and jeopardizes the at large ban.
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