High rate participation certificates offer new securities
The Federal government issues high rate participation certificates or "Fanny May" securities for public sale with a minimum $5000 per investor, bearing 6.45 percent interest, maturing in 1973 and 1968. They are backed by government assets but count as financing the deficit amid rising rates. The Senate debates deficit reduction via spending cuts and tax hikes as $730 million in Fanny May issues plus $270 million for Social Security and veterans programs are offered.
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Bubonic Plague Epidemic Spreads Toward Saigon in South Vietnam
Reports from Tay Ninh Province indicate an epidemic of bubonic plague with about 62 confirmed cases in the provincial capital and spread toward Saigon. Vaccination efforts at roadblocks continue amid Viet Cong activity and vaccine shortages linked to the lunar New Year offensive.
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Saigon
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World Hearth Organization
Altadenan to Get Award in Damage
Altadenan Jack Elwell of 502 Concha Avenue faced a 2 channel overflow that flooded his home. The Board of Supervisors approved reimbursement after an investigation found the inundation occurred when a drain became blocked with debris at 2:30 am on November 19, 1087. Deputy County Counsel Peter Krichman reported damage to carpets drapes furniture tile doors and landscaping.
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Czechs plan presidential election amid liberalization
The Czechoslovak National Assembly will elect a new president in Prague to replace Antonin Novotny, amid party shifts toward government control and democratization. Potential candidates include Gen Ludvik Svoboda, Smrkovsky, and Ladislav Novomesky, with Svoboda favored by party leaders.
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UPI
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Independent newspaper notices and addresses in Pasadena area
The item lists newspaper details for The Independent with pricing for single copies and home delivery, and provides a garbled Pasadena addresses list and phone numbers for various locales. It notes legal advertisement eligibility and a Superior Court order reference, all in a damaged OCR fragment.
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Kennedy Intensifies Push for Presidency at Seattle Rally
Senator Robert F. Kennedy addressed 8,000 University of Washington students, urging support for his bid and arguing for a future without the draft. He voiced a wartime unity stance with a Vietnam lottery, questioned deferments for the wealthy, and echoed McCarthy's call for change from Johnson. He then planned stops in Idaho Utah and Colorado.
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Tynden Johnson
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Three Day Weekends Proposed for Federal Holidays
Washington reports the House Judiciary Committee approved a bill to move most federal holidays to Monday for three day weekends. The plan would make Columbus Day a federal holiday on a Monday and designate the third Monday in February as Washington's Birthday, the last Monday in May as Memorial Day, the second Monday in October as Columbus Day, and the fourth Monday in October as Veterans Day. Other holidays would stay on fixed dates, with New Year’s Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas observed as usual. Labor Day would remain the first Monday in September. states determine holiday observance locally.
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UPI
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Robert McClory
Congress
Laser Expert To Address Club Dinner In Altadena
The Altadena Exchange Club hosts Dr. Donald E. Rounds, Pasadena Foundation for Medical Research, laser biology director and research coordinator, as guest speaker at a dinner meeting tonight at the La- Peking Club. Rounds will discuss laser energy applications to medicine and potential uses in cancer treatment and industry, with notes on Communist China and ophthalmology and dentistry.
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Pasadena Foundation
London
UPI
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al- Peking
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Mansfield urges freezing Vietnam troop level at 125000
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield urged a freeze at the current 125,000 U.S. troops in Vietnam to aid peace talks. He described a patient strategy to reduce destruction and resource drain, while noting Johnson may consider a moderate increase. Mansfield pressed no further expansion, emphasizing consolidation of the existing commitment rather than surrender.
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Washington
Mansfield
Vietnam
House Committee Kills LBJ Overseas Travel Tax Plan
The Ways and Means Committee junked President Johnson's overseas travel tax in favor of a bill taxing only transoceanic flights and reducing the duty free exemption. The panel eyed a final action on a domestic ticket tax, cut duty free to $10, and dropped a proposed tax on steamship voyages. The plan would tax overseas travel and spending while easing some burdens, but faced procedural delays and enforcement concerns.
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West German coalition show signs of strain
Chancellor Kurt Georg Kiesinger softened a resignation from Interior Minister Paul Lucke after talks among Christian and Social Democrats, as West Germany sought to patch a crack in the believed Sovietiment coalition amid political tensions.
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Students' Demands Highlight Unrest and Gov crackdown
Warsaw reports show student protests over the closure of a Russian play and the Communist Party action. The fourteenth and thirteenth demands appear, with only access to court records missing. Publics view the move as a triumph though doubts linger on answers and free speech.
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Army Blocks Legislature in Panama City
Panama guards used tear gas and seized rifles to block a National Assembly session convoked by rival president Delvalle. The guards blocked deputies attempting entry to the legislative palace as Pelvalle supporters rallied outside.
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Weather Affects Shoe Fit Early Day Purchases
A shoe clerk notes that prospective customers in the morning yield better fits. Warm weather later in the day causes feet to swell, increasing size by up to a half shoe. Morning sizing aligns with cooler feet, aiding sales as buyers prefer a comfortable fit after hours in shoes.
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Vinion Ray Simms
Trial of Dontanville in Aug. 9 alibi questions
Testimony recounts alibi timelines for Dontanville on August 9 as prosecutors press for details. Witnesses describe a 1:45 p.m. to twilight sequence with Rexs ville, Eagan, and others, while defense counters with inconsistencies and a pending decision on Dontanville taking the stand.
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Italy Communists Cheer Czech Liberalization
In Rome the largest Western communist party praised liberalization in Czechoslovakia and urged a similarly democratic path for Italy. Luigi Longa told the party’s central committee that Lenin favored democracy in socialism and warned that conservatives and outside forces were trying to derail reform.
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