Great Society Spending Looms Over U S Budget
In Our Opinion one thing is sure the Great Society will be expensive with federal spending rising by more than 30 billion over five years. Analysts estimate 1966 federal cash outlay at 121.4 billion, state and local 54.2 billion, and 1970 figures higher. The plan touches health welfare education defense and more while inflation risks remain debated.
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U.S. News & World Report
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U.S. News
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Final collapse of Nazi Germany and fall of Italian fascists
In 1945, Russians sealed Berlin while Allied armies moved into Munich Genoa and Venice. Mussolini and 17 fascist leaders were executed near Como. Stalag 7-A was reached, freeing thousands of prisoners, including many American airmen, amid a shifting international crisis.
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Germany
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Genoa
Venice
Milan
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Claretta Petacci
Guilano de Messergere
Como
Stalag 7-A
Capt J D Bentley Dies After Long Civic Service
Capt J D Bentley dies at his East Main street home after a period of declining health. The well known resident and active civic participant was widely esteemed by neighbors and local officials for years of public service and involvement in community affairs.
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J. D. Bentley
East Main Street
Backstage clash over Negro participation in Southern farm program
The House Agriculture Committee fights over ending Negro seats on local stabilization and conservation panels, risking subsidy payments to tobacco and cotton farmers in the deep South. Northern Democrats balk at quotas that affect Civil Rights momentum and farm policy. While Horace Godfrey of the ASC pushes for immediate local representation, Cooley and others warn the farm bill hinges on Northern support. The dispute mirrors broader civil rights tensions shaping farm policy and Southern politics.
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House Agriculture Committee
Deep South
North
Horace Godfrey
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Godfrey
North Carolina
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L. H. Fountain
Ross Taylor
Thomas G. Abernethy
Miss
Gathings
Ark
John McMillan
5. C
Paul Jones
The Spoken Word Is Like the Air The Printed Word Is There
A reflective piece contrasts spoken language with written permanence, noting how words spoken fade yet printed records endure. It underscores the enduring role of print in preserving memory and detail across time.
TV Guilty In Closing Of Area Theatre
North East Keller Theater, the last seven day a week cinema in Erie County outside Erie, will close tomorrow after 48 years in operation. Owner Max Summerville cited dwindling patronage due to competition from drive ins, Erie theaters, and television, calling it a losing battle. He will devote time to the Grand Theater in West Field and remain in North East for now.
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Keller Theater
Erie County
Erie
Max Summerville
Summerville
Westfield
North East
Wonder He's Even Alive
Billy Joe Houston a 27 year old Louisville man was hospitalized after repeated nose bleeds. X rays showed a .22 caliber bullet near the base of his skull with only a nick on the nose as a surface wound. Police say the bullet entered his nostril during a March 15 shooting at Howard Lee Gill's home. Gill 18 was arrested on malicious shooting and wounding charges and his case was sent to the Jefferson County grand jury.
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Louisville
Billy Joe Houston
Howard Lee Gill
Gill
Jefferson County
Neighbor May Face Charges In Tot Poisoning Case
A neighbor of 2 year old Anna Marie Mergler of Evie may be charged after police and the district attorney discuss potential charges. The toddler, listed in satisfactory condition at St Vincent’s Hospital, ate rat powder found in a cat’s food dish on the Mergler porch. Detective sergeants will confer with DA Edward Carney to determine charges, if any.
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Eris
St. Vincent's Hospital
Chester J. Miller
Anna Marie Mergler
Evie
Tol
Edward Mergler
Mergler
Nick Bute
Rita Woolis
Edward Carney
Corry Evening Journal front matter and masthead
The Corry Evening Journal lists staff including publisher George R Sample city editor Sam Eaton and advertising manager Allan Hasbrouck. It notes circulation details, AP exclusive rights, and mailing rates with display ad deadline and publication terms.
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Corry Evening Journal
West Squid Street
Corny
Ps Corry
Evening Journal
George R Sample
Sam Eaton
Allan Hasbrouck
John McLaughlin
G. T. Bergman
National Advertis Regentative
Bottinelli-1 Inc
Associated Press
Captain Spruill’s Vietnam Letter Ends Tragically
Captain James P. Spruill of Plymouth North Carolina, an advisor at Cai Son Self Defense Center, is killed after writing a Christmas note to his wife and children. He spoke of friendship with Vietnamese soldiers and his belief the war could be won, urging Americans not to lose heart.
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James P. Spruill
Plymouth
North Carolina
Vietnam
Vinh Long
Cai Son
Wolf
America
Spruill
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