Danish Prime Minister Krag resigns after budget defeat
Danish Prime Minister Jens Otto Krag announced resignation and called for national elections after Parliament defeated his government on a cost-of-living bill. He cited inflation fears tied to the November pound devaluation and Krag asked for a fresh mandate. The election is anticipated for January with early polls already planned.
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Europe gold rush unsettles markets amid dollar fears
European gold markets end a hectic week as concern grows that the United States may abandon dollar defense. Reports cite plans to pool U.S. and Western European gold reserves to deter speculators, while authorities in Washington deny comment and central bankers discuss a Frankfurt meeting. A separate item notes plans for a 30 story pavilion at Osaka World Exposition by Davis Brody Associates.
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Pope Decries Cowardice and War Threats in Peace Message
Vatican City and Jakarta reports highlight Paul VI urging a Day of Peace while condemning pacifism and criticizing those who refuse to defend justice. In Formosa cold claims two lumberjacks froze as talks between Christians and Muslims fail in Indonesia. NATO ministers in Brussels say alliance faces no immediate threat, with France open to continued consultation though military pullout looms.
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Algeria reports quashed revolt near Algiers
Algeria says loyal forces crushed an armed rebellion led by dissident officers near Algiers after President Boumedienne dismissed the army chief of staff. The government says rebel elements were blocked and eliminated by the national popular army amid bitter fighting 35 miles from the capital. In Saigon, police say Bui Quang San's assassins were Viet Cong leaving anti US notes.
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Tax increase for 10 percent surcharge returns to House panel
President Johnson’s proposed 10 percent surcharge on all income taxes is revived as the House Ways and Means Committee plans to revisit the measure next month. Chairman Mills and Rep Byrnes say they will meet around Jan 22, 1968, to review revised fiscal data and policy issues amid inflation and Vietnam costs.
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John W. Byrnes
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John Luther
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Linois Central Railroad
Region Band Concert Draws 650 Students at Monterey High
Tonight the AN Region Band Concert features two 128 member bands from 50 area schools in Monterey High School auditorium. Ten pieces will be performed after regional tryouts involving 650 students. Admission is 25 cents. Directors include McBeth and Moody with clinic attendees 54. A luncheon ends the event.
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Ark
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University of Texas, Austin
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Austin
Wide Margins Sales Levy Wins Two More Nods
United Press International reports Colorado City and Copperas Cove joined towns approving the 1 percent city sales tax with Copperas Cove 219 to 107 and Colorado City 30844 to 0. The tally brings total towns approving to 120, with only eighteen rejects since voting began September 27. Other large margins occur in Paris 1188 to 157 and Kerrville 625 to 299. Two dozen more cities, including Highland Park and Dallas suburbs, face ballots today and in coming days with thirty towns slated to vote before the new year.
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Muleshoe
Ex Reporter Joins Olin Works as Community Relations Chief
Thomas H. Eastland formerly with PPG Industries in Corpus Christi and a former Lubbock Avalanche Journal reporter now becomes manager of community relations at Olin Works of Olin Mathieson Chemical in East Alton Illinois. He is a North Texas State University journalism graduate. He and his wife Sue have three children: Tommie Sue Steve and Mark.
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Tom) Eastland
PPG Industries
Corpus. Christi
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Eastland
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Bandleader Harry James to wed former Las Vegas showgirl
Bandleader Harry James, 51, says he will marry former Las Vegas showgirl Joan Boyd in Reno on December 27. It would be his third marriage after Betty Grable. James plans no honeymoon due to a Harolds Club engagement, with a reception to follow at the casino.
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Harolds Club
Bomb explodes at Gaullist councillor home in Bouval
A bomb ripped through the Bouval home of Gaullist District Councillor Marce Francissi. Police say two men nearby were killed as they attempted to plant the device amid Corsican internal disputes. Francissi was not at home.
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Saving for the Future at Lubbock Savings & Loan
The piece explains savings as deferred spending like payroll deductions. Money deposited at Lubbock Savings & Loan earns quarterly dividends. Accounts can be opened for each family member and encourage future financial satisfaction. Yipes is optional to express surprise.
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Congress Passes Legislation by Voice Vote in Haste
In closing days of the session Congress often uses voice votes to approve bills with few present. A roll call is demanded for important actions and cloture, but many measures pass by consensus. The Social Security bill illustrates how routine discussion precedes a final, largely nonrecorded tally.
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