Poll shows congress favors curtailment of spending over tax increases
A UPI poll of the 90th Congress finds 66 percent oppose tax increases to fund Vietnam or inflation, while 80 percent favor cutting domestic programs such as the war on poverty. The survey, noting bipartisan support for curtailing spending, signals major reductions for Great Society programs in 1967.
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Government posts 1965 presidential documents volumes
With under two shopping days till Christmas the government announced a 1290 page two volume collection of official presidential papers for 1965. It covers President Johnsons second full year in office and includes public messages conversations transcripts and White House releases priced at 12 50.
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Bennington Fire District 1 meeting notice January 9 1966
Inhabitants qualified to vote are warned to meet at the fire house on Willow Road at 8:00 PM January 9 1966 to elect district officers including a Moderator Prudential Committee Treasurer Clerk Collector of Taxes and three auditors. Also to elect Chief and two Assistants and to vote on next year’s annual meeting date compensation taxes and a $5000 Beech Street Firehouse expenditure with tax rate impact.
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New Method Detects Pollutants’ Cancer Risk in Cities
Harvard led study finds injecting newborn mice with city pollutant extracts reveals higher carcinogenic potential than traditional tests. Pollutants from Chicago Cincinnati Los Angeles New Orleans Philadelphia and Washington DC caused tumors in liver lungs and lymph systems after birth injections.
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UPI
Samuel S. Epstein
Harvard University
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Copland and Henze Named Composers in Residence at Dartmouth
Aaron Copland and Hans Werner Henze will be composers in residence for Dartmouth College’s Congregation of the Arts next summer. DiBonaventura says the pair will conduct lectures and supervise performances during two-week residencies. Henze is acclaimed for recent operas The Young Lord and The Bassarids. Copland will conduct lecture and perform as pianist. Seventeen concerts and about 40 plays by Dartmouth Repertory Theater accompany the eight-week season.
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