Action on Taxes Is Ruled Out In 1967 by House
Washington AP Mills rules out 1967 action on President Johnson tax increase. He urges extra 2 to 3 billion in spending cuts beyond the 4.1 billion proposed and leaves open tax-spending cut package next year. Administration officials defend a 10 percent surcharge with 4.1 billion in cuts and explain price effects if tax is not passed.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
Johnson
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Administration
Congress
Arkansas
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry Fowler
Fowler
Charles L Schulze
Federal Reserve
William McChesney Martin
Martin
Charles A. Vanik. D“hin
Charles L. Schultze
Schultze
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Vanik
James A. Burke
Dmass
Burke
KU Museum of Art To Feature Clocks
A Kansas University sophomore spent two summers researching at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art to present a special showing of European clocks and watches. John Ittmann of Cincinnati curates this 26 year old artist’s collection spanning late Renaissance to 19th century Neo-Classical and Romantic styles, including prints and drawings.
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John Ittman
Kansas University
Cincinnati
Ohio
KU Art Museum
Iltmann
New York Metropolitan
KU Museum of Art
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
John Ittmann
KU Museum
M. L. Jones
Nelson Art Gallery
Kansas City
Ittmann
Breughel
Chardin
Delaune
le Bion
Collaert
Toutin
Meissonier
Adam and Piranesi
Europe
Nuremberg
Metropolitan Art Museum
New York Museum
Gallileo
Ttmann
Three Killed as Private Jet Crashes in Orlando
A Lear Jet diverted into a residential area near Herndon Airport in Orlando, striking a tree and a backyard. All three aboard died. the victims include William J. Brennan, president of Jet International Corp., Gayle Holder, and John McGee Jr.
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Orlando
Orlando, Fla
Herndon Airport
Jet International Corp
Atlanta
William J. Brennan
Montgomery
Ala
Jet International
Gayle Holder
Brennan
John McGee Jr
Miami
Joe ‘Teufel
Jack Barker
Federal Aviation Agency
Jacksonville
Barker
Wbam Radio
WAPE
Fal
Wsla-Tv
Selma
Eight Die As Yugoslavia Quake Hits Debar
An earthquake near the Yugoslav Albanian border devastated Debar in western Yugoslavia, killing at least eight people and injuring about 40. Officials fear many more dead as almost every house is destroyed or uninhabitable. Aid is delayed by landslides and bad weather.
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Belgrade
Debar
Macedonia
Dedar
Albania
Uppsala
Sweden
Seismological Institution
Skopje
Yugoslav Macedonia
Seismological Institute
Ohrid
Clubb to Speak on Swift Anniversary Lecture at KU
Kansas University English professor Merrel D. Clubb will deliver a Humanities Series lecture at 8 p.m. Tuesday in Swarthout Recital Hall. The talk titled Incitement to Bonfires commemorates Jonathan Swift s 300th birth anniversary and his Gulliver s Travels.
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Kansas University
Merrel D. Clubb
Swarthout Recital Hall
Clubb
Jonathan Swift
Guiliver
DDD changes ease Lawrence long distance dialing
Lawrence area residents will dial 1 plus the number for calls within the 913 area starting December 5, eliminating the need to dial the area code for intra area calls. For interarea calls, continue dialing 1 plus the area code and number. Union Pacific passenger service remains unchanged and railroad mail service was discontinued in October. Rick Huff nearly bowled a 300, pitching 12 consecutive strikes across two games and earns prizes and a diamond ring.
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Lawrence
George Orrell
Southwestern Bell
Topeka
Orrell
Union Pacific
Rick Huff
Hillcrest Lanes
Huff
Eisenhower Sees Center in Home City During Abilene Stop
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and Mamie visited the Eisenhower Center in Abilene Kansas on their way to California. They toured the chapel housing the grave of their son Doud and viewed exhibits in the library museum and boyhood home while a small group saw color slides of Ike’s early days.
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Abilene
Kan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Mamie
Eisenhower Center
California
Eisenhower
Ike
Sen
Harry Darby
Kansas City
Sparks Sentence May Be 52 Years
Bruce Hershell Sparks an 18 year old from Dayton Ohio was sentenced in District Court this afternoon to a maximum 52 years in the Kansas State Penitentiary for a June 26 27 crime spree. He pled guilty to two counts of first degree robbery assault with intent to kill and accessory after the fact to kidnapping. Judge Frank Gray ordered consecutive terms for the first three counts with a concurrent accessory sentence to run.
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Bruce Hershell Sparks
Dayton
Ohio
Kansas State Penitentiary
Sparks
Frank Gray
Ocean Depth Averages and Extremes at Open Sea
The average depth of the open sea is about 12 000 feet with certain trenches reaching up to 35 000 feet. This excerpt notes the wide range of depths encountered in marine environments.
Angola Squeeze New York Protests Driven Missions
Protestant missions in Angola are shrinking as colonial ties wane. The National Council of Churches reports missions in Angola dropped from over 250 in 1961 to about 65 in the current year.
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New York
Portugal
Angola
National Council of Churches
Card of Thanks for Mike Daniels
The Robert Daniels family expresses sincere thanks for flowers cards contributions to the Mike Daniels fund and other acts of kindness shown during Mike's illness.
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Mike Daniels
Mike
Robert Daniels
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