Minister Adopts Neglected Negro Boy Into White Manhattan Family
In New York on September 25 1965 a Southern minister and his white wife agreed to adopt an eight year old slum boy, Stephen, after his mother a narcotics addict lost custody. The boy now attends a private Manhattan school with his own room in a modern apartment and adjusts to middle class life amid initial neighbor curiosity and family dynamics.
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Changes in medical expense rules start in 1967
Sylvia Porter outlines major shifts in deductible medical expenses for 1967, replacing 1966 rules. Key points include age based deductions ending for seniors, removal of ceilings on large expenses, and new rules for health insurance premiums including a special deduction up to 150 dollars for medical care coverage.
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Italian court clears innkeeper over watered wine claim
Rome AP reports Milan innkeeper Antonio Costa was found not guilty of selling impure wine after arguing that Grottaglie red wine is naturally about 80 percent water, and adding a little more did not violate pure food laws. The appellate court accepted this reasoning.
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