Total U S Debt Tops 1.5 Trillion In 1967
The Treasury reports total outstanding debt at 1 529 trillion as of December 31, including federal, state local, corporate and personal obligations. Federal debt sits around 329.8 billion with states and locals at 109 billion and corporate and personal debts at 599 2 and 491 7 billion respectively. The article notes deficits likely to continue through the Vietnam era and suggests a possible debt ceiling rise toward 346 billion.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Treasury Department
Department
Ince
House Appropriations Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Congress
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Fowler
Bieve
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Newspaper Routes Build Courage and Start Careers
The piece extols young boys delivering papers in all weather, noting exposure builds toughness and teaches time budgeting, record keeping, and self confidence. It cites profits as a head start toward future careers and mentions John Wayne as an example of a newspaper boy start.
Mrs Johnson visits Appalachian family in North Carolina
First Lady Lyndon B Johnson toured the Appalachian region visiting a two room home in Tuckasebage and meeting a mountain family to discuss education and the Teacher Corps. She spoke at Canada Township School and at Western Carolina College dedicating the Hunter Library wing.
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Tuckasebage
N.C
Lyndon B. Johnson
North Carolina
Elden Mathis
Mathis
Johnson
Canada Township
Appalachia
Congress
Western Carolina College
WCC
Hunter Library
Harlem
Washington
Lee - Edwards High School
Asheville
Nashville
Ulysses Opens in U.S. Without Censorship
The film Ulysses opened in 65 U.S. theaters without censorship amid rave New York reviews and strong box office. Maryland and Chicago acted to restrict. London censors cut 25 scenes while new program notes quoted missing dialogue.
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United States
New York
Chicago
Maryland
Board of Censors
Baltimore
U.S. District Court
London
Walter Reade
U.S
Dublin
Wyoming Junior Miss Talent Winner
Penny Smathers of Wyoming won the talent prelim in Mobile earning a $1,000 prize for best act with a punchy demonstration of punctuations. Other Tuesday winners include Mississippi’s Jane Foshee North Carolina’s Ann Jackson and Alaska’s Susan Kortie.
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Mobile
Ala
Wyoming
Penny Smathers
Mississippi
Jane Foshee
North Carolina
Ann Jackson
Ft. Bragg
Alaska
Susan Kortie
Anchorage
Miss Jackson
Bucharest
Romania
Susan McFall
Greenwood
S.C
America
Non-Thinker Ravenna Woman Picks Football Scores by Count
In Ravenna Italy Marina ee 47 lives by playing football pools without ever attending a game or knowing the rules. She says she picks scores by non thinking counting until a number clicks and if nothing clicks the number is zero.
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Ravenna
Italy
Marina Ee 47
Grandma's Molasses Promoted As Natural Regulator
An ad extols Grandma's Molasses as a nutritious daily aid to regularity. It claims the West Indies molasses is unsulphured and up to 20 percent richer in energy than other types, including iron calcium and B vitamins for extra nutrition.
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West Indies
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John Wayne
Mrs. Johnson
N.C. Mountain Family
Willis Wellman
Tobacco Company
Frantz Whitmire
Rosman
Bar‘ber
John Reid
Lady Bird
Mrs. Mathis
Ulysses
James Joyce
Paris
United Air Lines
United
United Stewardess
Billy
Old Maid
Charles Farlow
Main
House OF Prayer
Bruce-Terminix
Terminix
Lexington Ave
Chase
U.S. Savings Bonds
High Point Enterprise
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