Splash Of Red Ink Is Second Biggest
The federal government closed another fiscal year on Friday posting the second largest red ink deficit in history.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1967
Page
9
Deficit Seen Rising Despite Tax Hikes for Vietnam War
The article notes the nation’s peacetime deficit widening and forecasts further increases in the coming fiscal year. Budget gaps persist even if Congress increases taxes to fund the Vietnam War and curb inflation.
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Congress
LBJ signs bill raising debt ceiling to $358 billion
President Johnson signed legislation increasing the permanent debt limit from 285 billion to 358 billion with a 365 billion temporary cap for fiscal 1969 starting soon. The move, amid rising deficits driven by Vietnam costs, includes automatic annual increments and a broadened count of government loan interests in the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Johnson
Congress
Treasury
House
Senate
Texas Water Pollution Board Passes Plan Under Deadline
Houston a UPI report says the Texas Water Pollution Control Board approved a mandatory plan to implement and enforce water quality standards by a midnight federal deadline. The plan creates regional offices and stations to monitor pollution with penalties from 50 to 1000 dollars daily.
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Houston
UPI
Texas Water Pollution Control Board
Joe G. Moore
Fred Quigley
The
Water Pollution Control Administration
Federal Pollution Advisory Board
Hugh C. Yantes
State Pollution Board
Texas
Yantes
Pollution Control Board
New Water Quality Board
Quality Board
Quigley
Moore
Texas Pictured As Anti Mexican Says GI Forum Leader
Dr. Hector Garcia of Corpus Christi told a GI Forum of Texas convention in San Antonio that the state legislature is generally anti Mexican and that education of Mexican-Americans is a national disgrace. He cited voter registration hurdles as more anti Mexican than anti Negro and urged abolition of the Texas Rangers as obsolete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
GI Forum of
Texas
Hector Garcia
Corpus Christi
Texas Rangers
Britain weighs ending aid to Iraq Sudan and Syria
London considering cancellation of further aid to Iraq Sudan and Syria after they broke diplomatic relations with Britain following the six day Middle East war. Arthur Bottomley, minister of overseas development, informed the House of Commons.
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London
Britain
Iraq
Sudan
Syria
House of Commons
Arthur Bottomley
Overseas Development
Florence Flood Recedes but Art Still Survives in City
An Associated Press report from Florence recalls the Arno flood of November last year that swamped the city and damaged priceless artworks. Monks at Santa Croce faced rising yellow waters as the river surged, yet work began to protect the basilica and its treasures.
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Florence
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Michelangelo
Machiavelli
Galileo
Rossini
UPI
Jack V. Fox
Italy
Monastery of
Santa Croce
Austria
Brother Bonaventura
Bonaventura
Dante
Arno
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Santa Croce Church
Florentine
Museum of Santa Croce
Cimabues
Ponte Vecchio
Pucci
Grand
Excelsior
Via
Amerigo Vespucci
Hor
Pitti Palace
Cimabue
Botticelli
Fra Angelico
Palazzo Davanzati
Acar
Signora Louisa Becherucci
Uffizi
Becherucci
Umberto Baldini
da Vinci
David
Academy
Pitt Palace
Giotto
Firenze
Four Comets Found By Daytime Piano Worker Moonlighting Astronomer
Kaoru Ikeya, 23, a piano factory finisher in Hamamatsu Japan, is famed for discovering four comets including the Ikeya Seki. He began astronomy in school and built telescopes from magnifying glasses. His night searches yielded rapid comet sightings, earning global attention for his skyward feats.
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World Book Encyclopedia
Science Service
Tokyo
Kaoru Ikeya
Hammatsu
Japan
Theya
Ikeya
Virgo
Ikey
Tkeya
Maizaki
Tokyo Astronomical Observatory
Tsutomu Seki
Tkeya - Seki
Ikeya-Seki
Ikesa-Everhart
Derailment Site Debris Cleared
Crews cleared wreckage and replaced tracks south of Corsicana after a truck train collision killed Homer Scott, 48, of Richland. Eighteen freight cars derailed, four diesel units left the tracks, and about 200 feet of track was torn up. The loss estimate was not set, but a patrolman suggested it could exceed two million dollars. Train crewmen were uninjured.
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Corsicana
Homer Scott
Richland
Rock Island
Taking Thy Time London Clock Makers Expand Imports
English clock makers plan to import more parts as demand grows in London. The move signals a broader push to source components from abroad to support increased production and preserve traditional craftsmanship.
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London
Methodist Adults to Get New Foundation Series Curriculum
The Methodist Church plans an ambitious adult education push with a two year curriculum titled Foundation Series in Christian Faith. It uses paperback books and teaching aids like filmstrips and role play scripts to relate beliefs to everyday life and action. Also notes Vatican changes to Mass and Episcopal clerical trends.
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The
Methodist Church
Foundation Sadies
Vatican
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Vietnam
Gardner Ackley
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Ackley
Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
Water Control Board
Vance
Pentagon
Cyrus R. Vance
Joseph B. Conmy Jr
Department of Defense
Robert McNamara
Paul H. Nitze
Secretary of the Navy
Finisher
Piano Factory
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Louis. Cassels
Calted Press International
Episcopal Church
Church of Christ
Caprock Concre Ave
Paul C. Kelter
KDAV
Emmons
Wayne Emmons
Vendelie
Sundey
60Th T
Avenue T. Lubbock
Vandelia Church OF Christ
60Th St
Avenue T
Jesus Christ
Lord
St. Christopher's Episcopal Church
42Nd of Elgin
First Methodist Church
Lubbock, Texas
Bill Mann
Friendly Highland Assembly
Pastor Morris Sheets
First Assembly of God
24Th Street
Ave
L. P. Ammons
James Boyd
Baptist Bible College
Springfield, Mo
Wea
Boyds
Sun, Morn
Adult Depts
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