House Debates Debt Ceiling Lift Amid Busy Week
Congress plans a heavy week with votes on raising the national debt limit to 330 billion, a 931 million military procurement bill, Food for Freedom, and the annual appropriations measure. Senate action includes labeling rules and bank holding company controls. Committees focus on foreign aid civil rights and cruise ship safety.
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Publisher's Wife Blanche Knopf Dies in New York
Blanche Wolf Knopf, 71, wife of Alfred A. Knopf, died Saturday in New York. She played an active role in the publishing house, serving as vice president before succeeding her husband as president in 1957.
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Moonlighters rise as 1966 study shows need drives multiple jobs
Sylvia Porter reports a U S Labor Department study by Forrest A Bogan and Thomas E Swanstrom finding about 4 to 5 percent of workers hold a second job. Most moonlighters are married men 25 to 44 with white collar and service roles seeking training and extra income.
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