Referendum Relief Bonds Stir Few Organised Opponents
In Maine the three day referendum shows eight bond proposals from 350 000 to 16 million totaling 42% million with most funds for education and transportation. Gov Curtis backs all eight as Republicans approve them, while little organized opposition has formed.
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Britain's Hippies Claim Not Society Drop Outs
London's Flower People insist they stay in society to change it. Simon Bailey, a California student, says Flower Power is power with lightness and joy. In Chelsea they wear caftans and beads, sell bells, and imitate San Francisco hippie culture. The movement has under 300 core members, with several thousand weekend adherents. They gather at King's Road Trafalgar Square and Piccadilly Circus, plus Electric Garden Club and UFO Club venues for films, lights, and acid rock.
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Hollywood Negroes Push for More TV and Film Work
Hollywood NAACP officials report modest gains in Negro employment in movies and TV. In three months to June 30, 29 Negro actors were cast in features versus 7 in 1965, with total production up from 14 to 26 features. Negro extras earned about $38,000 then versus $32,000 in 1965.
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Nation records 60.5 million households in 1966
The 1966 census shows the United States had about 60.5 million households. Data highlight shifts in family structure and housing trends across regions.
Today in History highlights notable events on Sept 7
On this date 1967 Jahr 250th day marks Brazil declaring independence in 1822, Elizabeth I born 1533, Daniel Boone defense 1778, Corbett KO Sullivan 1892, Boulder Dam begun 1930, London bombing 1940, Diem arrests 1963, Nozières train derailment fatal 10 years prior.
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