Business Eyes On 2 Budgets Economy Pledge
AP reports two U S budgets loom large as business eyes tax cut and Kennedy era spending. Johnson pledges thrift while Congress may restore Kennedy requests affecting defense space foreign aid welfare and inflation risks. Analysts warn budget choices will shape jobs production and the dollar value.
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Second Fire Claims Life of Oklahoma City Toddler
In Oklahoma City a two year old boy, Donald Ray Marshall, died in a second apartment fire after firefighters earlier rescued five siblings. Firemen found him crouched in a kitchen as a neighbor, who had saved other children, was driven back by heat and smoke.
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Italy forms new coalition government under Moro and Nenni
Aldo Moro leads a Christian Democrat Socialist coalition with support from Social Democrats and Republicans, aiming for stability and renewed business confidence. Riccardo Lombardi threatens balance, NATO participation debated, and wage policy softened to avoid inflationary risk.
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Thea
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Family Christmas Tree Has a Wrong Side
NYC AP report jokes about holiday buying crowds and Christmas cards while noting a husband’s struggle to pick a tree with a wife’s approval. It reflects on festive traditions, singing carols, and memories of cranberry garlands and popcorn, ending with a light quip on fragile toys.
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Judy Garland's Sister Sue Cathcart Near Death From Sleeping Pill Overdose
Judy Garland's sister Sue Cathcart, 48, was found unconscious at a Las Vegas hospital on Monday in what authorities labeled a sleeping pill overdose. Her condition was described as critical.
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Rail unions unveil strategy in jobs dispute
United rail unions vow action after an arbitration ruling that would cut about 32,000 firemen and related crew jobs. They consider court challenges and possible actions against the arbitration panel and emergency legislation, as Washington weighs the next steps in a four year dispute affecting nearly 200 railroads.
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National Mediation Board
Train Derails on Long Island Injures Twenty
Five cars of a Long Island Rail Road commuter train derailed near Brookhaven early today injuring twenty people. One car overturned. two hospital admissions include Peter Scimeca of Mastic who suffered a heart attack and Joseph Freisel of Mastic Beach with back and shoulder injuries. The 13 car train was en route from Speonk to Jamaica with 30 passengers and had stopped at Center Moriches and Shirley when the derailment occurred around 6 am. Passengers from affected trains were moved by shuttle bus past the damaged track.
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Jamaica
Queens
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Pennsylvania Senate Seeks Kennedy Memorial Day Action
In Harrisburg the Pennsylvania Senate passed a resolution urging Congress to set aside November 22 as an official Kennedy Memorial Day. The motion emphasizes national remembrance aligned with the late president's legacy and calls for federal action to recognize the date.
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Hitchcock film Marnie stirs with frigid heroine topic
Hollywood reports Alfred Hitchcock filming Marnie with Grace Kelly replaced by Tippi Hedren as the lead. Sean Connery plays a dominant husband in a plot mixing sex and suspense with a frigid heroine who is a compulsive thief.
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Marnie
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Sewing Wins Girl 500 Scholarship
A 17-year-old Oklahoma girl, Miquelyn Tautfest of Tonkawa, won a $500 National 4 H Club scholarship for excellence in sewing. She has produced 276 garments in eight years and helped 45 other girls in their 4 H sewing activities.
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Kay County
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Jack Tautfest
Tonkawa
Oklahoma Board Uproots Price Chaos With New Liquor Rules
Oklahoma City AP The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board orders strict price registration for liquor wholesalers to stop a broad price war risking many dealers' bankruptcy. Wholesalers must file by Dec 16 detailing prices per item and changes take effect after a 15 day waiting period with notice to all wholesalers and retailers.
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Men Best At Losing Weight Doctor Says
Dr. S. K. Fineberg of Harlem Hospital told the AMA of 12 obesity patients, noting the heaviest started at 640 pounds and nine weeks of treatment yielded 97 pounds lost. Two patients, a 406 pound woman and a 363 pound man, shed 130 pounds. The program combines a 900 calorie diet, appetite suppressants, diuretics, and two phased long term management including education and psychotherapy. Salt and water retention can cause weight regain and lead to dropout.
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Ore
New York
S. K. Fineberg
Harlem
American Medical Association
Fineberg
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