Illia Prescribes Bitter Medicine For Argentina
President Arturo Illia's 1966 budget imposes 15 percent wage guides and new levies to curb inflation. Tax hikes include 10 percent excise on whisky and 25 percent surtax on soft drinks plus a 50,000 peso passport duty. Critics say the plan worsens a $597 million red ink and fails to cut state burdens. Argentina faces oil shortages and rising living costs as YPF struggles to meet demand.
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Buenos Aires
Arturo Mia
Congress
Illia
Argentina
Viet Priests Appeal For End Of War
Eleven South Vietnamese Roman Catholic priests issue a 1500 word plea dated January 1 calling for negotiations to stop the war. They say neither side nor the major powers can win militarily and urge recognition of UN mediation and arbitration to cease hostilities.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South
North
South Viet Nam
United Nations
Lost Coin Returns to Drake Museum After 1934 Letter
The Drake Museum in Titusville, operated by the oil industry, received an unsigned note with a rare coin inside. The sender, postmarked Kittanning, Pa., claimed the item was taken from the museum by mistake during the 1934 Diamond Jubilee and apologized.
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Titusville, Pa
Drake Museum
Petroleum Industry
Kittanning
Phoenix signs crackdown snags mayor in enforcement drive
In Phoenix officials enforce curbs on illegal outdoor ads and cite a store co owned by Mayor Milton Graham for excessive frontage signs. Graham said, If the sign is wrong, we'll take care of it.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Milton Graham
Graham
U.S. Tops World in Noncellulosic Fiber Output
New York report notes the United States leads global production of noncellulosic fibers including nylon, polyester, and acrylic with annual output around 1.4 billion pounds.
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New York
United States
Dud Blockbuster Unveiled In Bremen
In Bremen Germany an 1800 pound dud blockbuster from World War I was found during construction near the city center. Demolition experts will remove the fuse Sunday morning while traffic is halted, and about 1500 residents will be evacuated for the defusing operation.
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Bremen
Germany
HEART
Allen County
Colonels
YWCA
John Sheik
Fred Rentz
S. Westwood Dr
Lima
R. M. Frail
Brice Ave
Center
Richard Herman
Baxter St
Lima Star
Laser beam powers future science and medicine
Columbus science features the laser as a new power source with wide potential from delicate eye surgery to long distance communications. Ohio State University researchers test underwater transmission, laser in surgery trials, and military applications while noting the beam’s coherent, focused nature and its promise to ease crowded radio spectra.
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Moon
Earth
Ohio State University
U.S. Air Force
Lake Seneca
N.Y
Gulf of Mexico
Ohio State
College of Medicine
Eastman Kodak Co
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Samuel L. Meyer
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Superior Coach Corporation
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