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Washington AP A six year dispute over billboard control ends near Congress as President Johnson plans a highway billboard bill. The bill would require strict billboard limits on new interstate sections with states receiving a 0.5 percent construction cost bonus and the federal share rising to 90 plus the bonus.
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No Trace Found In Fairfax Sewer Dig
In Cincinnati AP report, a 30-foot Fairfax trench yielded no trace of 9 year olds Johnny Hundley and Jimmy McQueary, missing since October 15. Police Chief James Finan said no new clues emerged after workers dug 18 feet. mother Mrs. James McQueary urged continued digging.
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Lion Pharoah Goes Rogue near Tustin in Public Nuisance Scare
Pharoah the 100 pound lion cub wandered from its yard in Orange County and was tracked by Kenneth Williams the county district attorney with two deputies into suburban Tustin. The animal ran into bushes as the chase unfolded and was eventually located. Mrs Fenn owner of Pharoah said the lion is tame and fed by her two year old son while promising to remove the animal within ten days.
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State Dept ends mind and sex life tests
Washington AP The State Department will drop psychological testing of employees after Rep Cornelius Gallagher said he would pursue a probe into such intrusions Officials said medical exams used tests to aid diagnosis but the policy will end effective immediately Employees in other federal agencies were asked to answer intrusive questions about love life and sex matters Gallagher noted agencies such as labor defense Export Imports Bank and Peace Corps use similar tests and welfare funds have financed testing on schoolchildren for research purposes
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Pope Talks With Group On Birth Control
Vatican City AP Pope Paul VI met with his birth control commission on a three day session extended to Monday or Tuesday. Informants say 40 to 50 experts are deeply divided over contraceptive pills and plan to present an interim progress report to the Pope, potentially guiding an Easter papal speech. The commission is not expected to finish for months.
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Vatican Commission on Population and Birth Control Details
The Vatican kept the commission's members anonymous while confirming an audience with the Pope. Informants cited the title as Commission on the Problems of Population and Birth Control, though not formally announced. Vatican officials said the Pope spoke to about 40 or 30 members in French, praising their work and urging continuation.
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The Most Frequent Initial Letter in English
Analyzed usage shows S is the most common starting letter in English words across diverse texts. It appears prominently in verbs, nouns, adjectives, and function words, reflecting its role in plural forms and common prefixes and suffixes. This pattern persists across corpora and genres.
Weapons Advocates Get Choice Soviet Positions
MOSCOW AP Despite Kremlin focus on consumer goods, armaments experts keep control of the economy. Vladimir T. Novikov becomes chairman of the Supreme National Economic Council, succeeding Dmitry F. Ustinov, who moves to party work as Brezhnev reshuffles top posts. Ustinov and Novikov share a wartime armor background and Hero of Socialist Labor honors.
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Chocolate used as a drink since the discovery of America
The note states that chocolate has been consumed as a beverage since the discovery of America, reflecting its early cultural use by indigenous peoples and later adoption in European societies.
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Hoover Taft letters donated to Marietta College
Wilbur Matson former editor presents a collection of personal letters from Herbert Hoover and Robert Taft to Marietta College. Spanning 1933 to 1964 the Hoover letters praise Matson’s Morgan County Herald editorials and include nine autographed first editions by Hoover.
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