Upward Impact On Federal Spending Seen In 1966 Congress
Washington AP reports budget experts say 1966 Congress increased federal spending despite cuts. While 15 appropriations bills were 883 million below Johnson’s request, actions this year may raise fiscal 1967 spending by 2.5 billion or more. Total 1966 appropriations reached 144 billion, the second highest ever.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Administration
Congressional
Budget Bureau
Conversation Piece Ideas for Home Decor at Vic Wells
Vic Wells presents tips to elevate rooms with a conversation piece. Readers are invited to visit the store at 1200 Central Ave or call 422-6372 to browse furniture ideas and try striking accents such as an oriental screen or a wall mural.
Anonymous Call Leads Police To Masterpiece
An anonymous caller with a frightened teen voice directed police to a trash basket in Grant Park where a $500,000 Renaissance painting titled Madonna and Child with St. John by Correggio was found. The work was stolen from the Art Institute of Chicago early Sunday.
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Chicago
Correggio
Grant Park
Michigan Avenue
Art Institute of Chicago
Art Institute
John
Police recover Correggio painting after targeted theft
A 16th century Correggio Madonna, bought in 1965 for an undisclosed price, was found 30 feet from the street after a burglar broke in at the art institute. Lt. Bazarek said a vertical crack and abrasions were repairable, with glasses on the roof serving as a clue.
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Charles CC. © Cunningham
Art Institute
Stanley Bazarek
Alfred Jakstas
Cunningham
Institute
Exhausted eagle captured after long Helsinki to Legnorn flight
An exhausted eagle from the Helsinki Zoo was captured in a Legnorn forest by mushroom picker Silla Morelli. The bird, identified by a band indicating origin from Helsinki, had flown about 1 300 miles before being fed and housed by Morelli.
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Leghorn
Italy
Helsinki Zoo
Helsinki
Silla Morelli
Local club meetings list for Monday to Tuesday evenings
A dense schedule lists meetings for groups including Optimist Club SPEBSQSA Civitan Rotary Madison Lions Sertoma Board of Education and several PTO groups. Venues include Manchester Motor Inn Monroe High School Linn Township Hall and local church basements with times ranging from 6:30 p m to 8:30 am for Alcoholics Anonymous.
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Civitan Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Rotary Club
Madison Lions Club
Madison High School
Sertoma Club
Board of Education
Middletown Coin Club
Civic Association
Lemon Township Board of Trustees
Township
VFW
Monroe
Lemon-Monroe
Trenton
Oneida
Creekview
Wildwood
Holy Trinity
St. Mary's
FOE Lodge
Eagles Hall
Miami Lodge
Monroe Ioof
BPOE
Elktones
Elks Temple
Alcoholics Anonymous
Guinea arrests U S ambassador sparks protest in Washington
United States protests Guinea detention of Ambassador Robinson Mellvane amid a broader flare between Guinea and Ghana. State Department says neither U S nor Pan American Airways responsible for Ghana incident. Mellvane, 53, arrived last month and had served in Dahomey and Congo postings.
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Washington
State Department
Mellvaine
Pan American Airways
Ghana
Guinea
United States
Nicholas Katzenbach
U. S
Accra
Mebboaine
Sekou Toure
Kwame Nkrumah
Toure
Nkrumah
Melivaine
Republic of Dahomey
Leopoldville
Congo
Louis Lansana Beavogui
Pan Am
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Fluorides May Be Good For Arteries
Harvard researchers report a study linking fluoride in drinking water to reduced severe calcium deposits in the aorta. The study involved five Harvard doctors and two North Dakota groups, with findings published in JAMA and an AMA editorial noting fluoride’s dental benefits.
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Cambridge, Mass
Harvard University
Harvard
Nutrition Department
North Dakota
Journal of the American Medcal Association
AMA Journal
U S Ambassador Johnson Pays Courtesy Call in Tokyo
U. Alexis Johnson, newly appointed U S ambassador to Japan, visited Tokyo to pay a courtesy call on Prime Minister Eisai Ku Sato.
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Tokyo
U. Alexis Johnson
U.S
Japan
Eisai Ku Sato
Fourth Necessity Insurance Swears Lifesaving Promise
The piece argues Life insurance is the fourth necessity, cheaper than Food Clothing or Shelter, yet essential to safeguarding those basics. It urges readers to provide this coverage and to contact the sender by call or mail.
Notable Local Figures Named in Community Directory
A compact listing highlights individuals David L. Brown James E. Reid Thomas Gilbert Clifford Glancy and Al Sebastian as prominent local residents featured in a community roster.
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Reed-Klopp
Central Ave
By Vic Wells
Corinne Hood
Lll
Better Schools Committee
Knight Goodman
Eacle
Optimist Club
Spebsqsa
Legion Home
Motorola
Melampy
Ralph Kindred
David L. Brown
James E. Reid
Thomas Gilbert
Clifford Glancy
al. Sebastian
Paul R. Smith
Dan Marini, A.M
Metropolitan Life
Central Store
Garine
Gavanne
Neit
Ues
Geore
Girl Scout
The
Middletown Journal
Karell
Karel
Korell
Kiel
Pink
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