Romney’s National Ideas Appear Thin and Undefined
Washington AP columnist James Marlow notes Michigan Governor George Romney is a national figure with thin stated positions. Romney avoids specifics on a 1968 presidential bid, Vietnam policy, and federal role, while critics say his politics lack clear conservative, liberal, or moderate distinctions.
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George Romney
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Fifth annual Christmas Festival of Lights slated for Many
Hodges Gardens hosts the fifth annual Christmas Festival of Lights with a Santa Claus arrival by helicopter from Fort Polk and a 2 p.m. parade on Saturday in Many. Miss Patricia Rule of Zwolle High School serves as Miss Merry Christmas with an honor court from local schools. Santa, bands, and parade units visit Hodges Gardens for the 6:30 p.m. festival, featuring the Cen tenary College Choir in the True Christmas Spirit.
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Patricia Rule
Zwolle
Merry Christmas
Sabine Parish
Arlene Anderson
Sue Jackson
Floriea
June Booker
Kathy Bell
Many
Brandon Dockens
Carolyn Procell
Linda Acklin
Ebarb
West Louisiana
Ark-La- Tex
el Karabah Temple
Louisiana
Dr. Fitzgerald
Bethlehem
Centenary College Choir
Shreveport
C. Voran
Tax Exemptions For Industries Gains Approval
The Louisiana House passed an industry inducement bill 73 to 26 after hours of debate. The measure would grant liberal tax exemptions to new industries locating in the state, backed by Gov. McKeithen and U. S. Sen. Russell Long. An amendment to give the Legislature veto power over exemptions was rejected 64 to 34, and an open shop provision was defeated 86 to 6.
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McKeithen
Louisiana House
Louisiana
U.S
Russell B. Long
John McKeithen
House
Senate
Long
Charles Smither
New Orleans
Louisiana Tax Commission
Thomas Hoffman
Iberville Parish
Watts Christmas Parade to Feature Integrated Angels
Watts will display black and white angels for the holidays. The Watts Christmas Committee, formed after the 1965 riots, funds decorations with help from donors including the Southern California Council of Churches. The Simon Rodia Towers will be lit tonight as the season begins and Bill Cosby will lead Saturday’s parade.
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Watts
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Watts Christmas Committee
Southern California Council of Churches
Simon Rodia Towers
Bill Cosby
Lovely Gift Sweaters and Pants for Girls
Fifth floor Girls Shop offers sweaters and pants in sizes 2 6x at $4 and sizes 7 14 at $5. A second line lists similar items at $4.50 and $5.50. Store location remains fifth floor.
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