Decorative home gadgets unveiled by multiple firms
UPI reports a range of home decor items including real leather tile with adhesive for quick installation in six colors, wrought iron style room dividers and DIY kits, new decorative light bulbs in vintage forms, a hydroponic indoor garden planter, a waxless water candle and pour-a-candle liquids, plus a two in one lace dinner cloth. Companies include Wikon Tile Corp, Life-Like Products Inc, General Electric, Hydroponics Corp of America, Wick Products, and Coin International.
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UPI
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Baltimore
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DuBois clubs face registration as communist front group
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Club Marxist
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President urges federal pay reform and retirement changes
The President argues for modest pay increases mainly for upper grades with larger gaps and hard-to-fill posts. He cites wage price guidelines and fiscal policy and calls Congress to act. He recommends retirement system changes and a 0.5 percent increase in agency and employee contributions starting January 1, 1967.
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Indexing by Morris Higley
A fragment reflecting Morris Higley's wary view of federal scrutiny in Texas. He praises the FBI and J Edgar Hoover, argues radical Washington elements push federal investigations, and contends Texas towns prosper with federal payrolls. He recalls a Washington visit, noting many officials were idle.
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Protest blacklist Tokyo by Communist China Council
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Viet Nam
New China News Agency
China
New Orleans
UPI
Gary Raymond
Salvatore Macarusa
Raymond
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