What U S Wife Worth In Dollars And Cents
An Associated Press survey explores the value of a housewife to a family as women quote figures from about 30 to 600 dollars a week. Estimates vary by duties including cooking cleaning childcare shopping and planning meals.
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U. S
New York
Moran
Pethoes
Agriculture Department
Associated Press
Pichler
Hugh Savage
Kansas City
Bane
Tess
Chase
Albert Jensen
Chica
Manhattan Bank
Untaxed Land Hearing Proposes End to Property Exemptions
Harrisburg hearings press for removal of all tax exemptions including church and nonprofit relief as part of constitutional revision. Lawmakers hear studies showing high exemption shares in multiple cities and discuss fair funding, with calls to require owners to pay local services. A Bucks County proposal seeks district-based county commissions, a county manager, and shift of offices to appointive posts to streamline government.
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Harrisburg
Tard G. Marden
Executive Directix
Pennsylvania League
Witnin
Baer
Marden
Williamsport
Wilkes-Barre
Johnstown
Milton W. DeLancey
Pennsylvania State Association of Township Supervisors
DeLancey
Bucks County
Board of Commissioners
Milton Berkes
Supreme Court
Berkes
Mafia Boss Sentenced To Five Years In Federal Case
Vincent John Rao a 69 year old reputed Mafia leader received a five year jail term after a Nov 17 perjury conviction. Judge William B Herlands ordered the maximum sentence pending a three month health and background review. Rao cried claiming persecution and noted health issues as he remains in custody.
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New York
Vincent John Rao
Rao
William B. Herlands
Federal House of Detention
New Jersey
Rae
Trenchie
Yonkers
N.Y
FBI
Murphy May Aid Johnson Resigns from Civil Aeronautics Board
After two and a half years as chairman, Charles S. Murphy of the Civil Aeronautics Board resigns. Rumors say he may work on President Johnson's reelection campaign, with a February departure and possible part time White House service if invited.
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Washington
Charles $. Murphy
Civil Aeronautics Board
Johnson
Murphy
White House
Humphrey Heads To Africa Amid Miscarriage News
Rome AP dispatch reports Queen Anne Marie of Greece suffered a miscarriage at 2 00 p m Rome time as she and Constantine prepared for a nine nation Africa tour The queen underwent post operative care by Prof B Coutifaris at Villa Claudia Rome and is described as completely satisfactory President Johnson signals renewed aid goals for Africa during Humphrey’s 13 day trip from Andrews Air Force Base outside Washington December 28 1967
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Rome
Anne
Marie
Greece
Queen Washington
Anne-Marie
The
Hellenes
Hubert H. Humphreysiost
Africa
Johnson
Constantine
Andrews Air Forcce
Washington
America
Villa Claudia
Alexia
Paul
Four Navy Deserters In Sweden
Four young U S Navy deserters who fled Japan for protest over Vietnam were brought to a Stockholm police station after arriving from Moscow seeking asylum. Sweden likely to grant status though return to Moscow possible. they hold Red Cross papers and lack U S passports.
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Navy
Sweden
Stockholm
U.S. Navy
Japan
Moscow
Novisas
Red Cross
Courtesy Call Dr Barnard Sees President in Texas
Dr. Christian Barnard, famed heart transplant pioneer, meets President Johnson at LBJ Ranch in an informal courtesy call. Barnard and his wife will observe the visit with no news coverage, as Barnard discusses his groundbreaking transplant work during his U.S. trip.
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San Antonio
Tex
Barnard
Johnson
Christian Barnard
Dr. Barnard
United States
Louwijic
Lbj Ranch
Texas White House
Here
Olea T Wil
Groote Schuur Hospital
Capetown
Denise Ann Darvall
Louis Washkansky
Washkansky
Barnarel
Soan
Official audit shows New York World's Fair lost 21 million
New York City Comptroller Mario A. Procaccino released an official audit detailing a final deficit of 21,159,660.30 for the 1964-65 New York World's Fair. The report notes salaries to Robert Moses totaling 1,052,498 through 1975, with deferred compensation and annuity premiums. It cites a 38.4 percent return on invested funds and criticizes contractor freedom, delinquent tenants, and $6 million in bad debts. The fair reduced costs in its final year but faced high losses from maintenance, security, and bond shortfalls.
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NEW York
Mario A. Procaccino
Robert Moses
Comptroller
Moses
Procaccino
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Santa Monica
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Cincinnati
Gregory
Humphrey
Her
Prof
B. Coutifaris
Villa Claudia Clinic
Coutifaris
Richard D. Bailey
Jacksonville
Fla
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Catonsville
Craig W. Anderson
San Jose
Michael A. Lindner
Mount Pocono
Soviet Union
Intrepid
Yokosuka
Vietnam
U.S
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Siberia
Thurgood Marshall
Edgar Bronfiman
Abidjan
Coast
Liberia
Ghana
Congo
Zambia
Ethiopia
Somali
Kenya
Tunisia
Ivory Coast
Bandama Blane
Nowsthen
Russia
Swe
Swedish Committee For
Texas
Senate
N.Y. World’s Fair
Chester
Fulton Streets
Douglass Jr. High
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Central
City OF
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Almart
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