Johnson proposes $100 deduction for political contributions
President Johnson unveils a long awaited election reform act calling for a $100 tax deduction for political contributions repeal of campaign spending limits and stricter financial disclosures for candidates and members of Congress The plan aims to enable qualified citizens of modest means to serve without debt while closing evasion loopholes and inviting broad participation in campaigns Support for the bill comes from House Republicans and former Vice President Nixon.
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Congress
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Legal Notice and Classified Addenda in Nevada 1966
A Nevada Clark County court summons for Lucille Rowland Singh Evan Rowland to respond within 20 days, case seeks dissolution of marriage. Addendum covers formal bid for fertilizer items and campaign tax deduction proposal notes.
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Shell
Where I Stand About Athletes and Gender Roles
In a sharp column the author questions gender norms in sports and public life. He mocks the idea of women in athletics and men in domestic roles, arguing for traditional male dominance and opposition to female empowerment in sports and work. He also references Hubert and the Vice President, claiming backlash against progressive roles is misguided.
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House approves 1.60 minimum wage with extended coverage
The House voted to raise the federal minimum wage from 1.25 to 1.40 next February and to 1.60 two years later, extending coverage to about 37 million workers including 6.8 million in services and retail. The measure adds 400,000 farm workers and 665,000 federal staff, while preserving key protections.
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UPI
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Nixon Violates Johnson Policies Threaten Recession and War
Richard M. Nixon charged the Johnson administration with policies that could push the nation into a 1967 recession and risk nuclear conflict with Communist China. Speaking after a national war college event he warned Republicans would gain at least 40 House seats, three Senate seats, six governorships and 600 state legislators. He labeled current policy as economic brinkmanship and inflation threatening prosperity.
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UPI
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U S Plans Big Effort For Control of Europe
The United States aims to restore NATO momentum at the Brussels NATO council meeting. Secretary of State Dean Rusk will push a long term program to ease tension with the Soviet bloc and strengthen NATO with 14 members after De Gaulle’s withdrawal. President Johnson supports a more positive image for NATO as Acheson calls for imaginative diplomacy to counter calls for a static defense in Europe amid Warsaw Pact discord.
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UPI
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Wrong Casting in London Chases Ends With Blow
Michael McStay, 30, actor cast as a detective in a downtown London location shoot, was knocked cold by a passerby who mistook him for a thief. He was hospitalized with a goose egg on his head after the cane blow.
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London
UPI
Michael McStay
McStay
Kim Novak Granted Divorce From Richard Johnson
Salinas California. Blonde actress Kim Novak was granted an interlocutory decree by Judge Anthony Brazil in a ten minute closed hearing. She charged Richard Johnson with extreme cruelty and will resume her maiden name Marilyn Pauline Novak. Novak, 33, filed for divorce after the couple separated last February following a March 15 1985 Beaver Dam Colorado wedding.
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UPI
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Richard Johnson
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Panic Sweeps Tashkent After Four Big Quakes
Moscow reports thousands flee Tashkent after four earthquakes within a month. Hospitals swelling with heart cases and nerves, schools closed, and streets filled with vendors as authorities launch a crash rebuilding program and air links to Moscow. First quake April 26 killed 10, left 1,000 injured and 35,000 homeless.
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Nebraskans See Inflation in Capitol Dining Price
Nebraska congressional delegation observes price hikes in Washington dining, noting weekly Dutch treat breakfasts with congressmen now cost $1.35 in the Senate dining room, up from $1.25 earlier this year after a prior rise from $1. The move reflects broader inflation affecting visitors dining with lawmakers.
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