Senate panel debates Viet Nam war impact on foreign aid
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee urges full airing of Viet Nam war views in its report on a 3.4 billion foreign aid bill. It warns war shadows aid effectiveness and links aid to U S involvement in Viet Nam and India Pakistan tensions. Republicans demand broad revamp of anti poverty efforts and OEO reform.
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Sugar import quotas raised by 100000 tons nationwide
Agriculture Department increases 1966 sugar import quotas by 100,000 tons bringing total domes tic and foreign quotas to 10.1 million tons. Federal Trade Commission urges states to enact consumer deception and unfair competition laws. Commerce Department reports retail sales of 6.102 billion dollars for the week ending July 2, up 6 percent from the prior week and year.
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Miss South Africa favors short skirt at Miss Universe
Lynn Carol de Jage, 19, of Pretoria says as a model she promotes new fashions and comfort. The report follows other U S stories about bridal gifts and a rescue at Biscayne Bay where a Coast Guard helicopter aided a sunken sailboat return to safety.
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Mt Hope Names Leo Kirby Principal At Mt Hope High
Mt Hope High School will have Leo Kirby as principal, announced by MOULTON-Lawrence County Board of Education. Kirby, a Mt Hope alumnus and former coach, brings 19 years in Lawrence County schools and is expected to remain long term. He succeeds James Mehberg, who left for Fairview in Culman County.
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Tax Column Notes Teacher Resignations and Staff Changes
Resignations at Courtland High School and Lawrence County High School are reported including Miss Margaret Sue Owen James A. Windle and Mrs Nelda Jacobs. Roy Camp leaves for Altona High School replaced by Cecil Lauderdale. Also IRS column answers common tax questions on audits and household employee withholding.
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Tax questions answered on Social Security refunds and foreign students
A reader asks about recovering tax paid on Social Security benefits and amending returns. Answers cover refund via Form 843 or amended 1040, taxation of money earned by foreign students, treatment of service charges as wages, and taxes on savings bonds interest. Also notes on sick pay withholding and excludable amounts.
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Notable British Museum Treasures Inspire Unmarried Independence
The text notes the British Museum in London houses the Rosetta Stone the Elgin Marbles and a First Folio edition of Shakespeare among other treasures. It quotes a remark praising those who are unm arried independent and living near the museum.
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De Gaulle to circumnavigate world amid Pacific visit plans
President Charles de Gaulle will tour the globe this summer starting August 26 with stops in Djibouti Ethiopia and Cambodia before visiting New Caledonia Tahiti and the Mururoa nuclear site. The journey ends returning to Paris September 12 with other destinations including Guadeloupe and a state visit framework outlined by informed sources.
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Limestone youths charged in theft
Athens report states three Limestone County youths were released on 300 bond each after being charged with petit larceny. Identified as Charles Levell 21 James Rouse 20 Travis Hardin 19 and Jimmy Dugger 18. They allegedly stole a sleeping bag at Lucy's Branch over the weekend.
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Buddy) Evans
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