1966 Farm Income Rises as Demand for Food Grows
The Agriculture Department reports net farm income at 16.2 billion dollars in 1966, the highest since 1947, up 2 billion from 1965. Farm prices rose about six percent, government payments hit a record 3.4 billion, and exports reached around 6.9 billion. Farm debt eased to 45.8 billion while real estate values hit 184.2 billion, and the average income per farm climbed to about 4900 dollars.
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Inmates to Send Christmas Cards From Chicago Jail
Inmates at Chicago's House of Correction will be allowed to send Christmas cards for the first time in 114 years. Acting Supt. C William Ruddell said the cards show no jail printing marks. About 2 000 cards have been printed by the inmates with a wreath and lantern cover and greeting inside.
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House of Correction
William Ruddell
Dinner etiquette for rolls and butter portions
At a company dinner plan a roll and a pat of butter per person. Keep extra rolls and butter available for guests who want more portions.
Daily Crossword Across
Crossword clues list across entries from gardener tool to man s nickname. Includes geography language and animal terms. Answers span topics from science and arts to everyday objects with several two word phrases hidden in grid.
television in review
New York AP notes CBSs To Tell the Truth season return faced a format mismatch with guests including a flying saucer claimant and two impersonators. Bette Davis hidden behind curtains altered the panel dynamic while Ive Got a Secret kept its audience low after a move.
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Jane Morgan
Mickey Rooney
Bette Davis
Kansas County
Victor Borge
Water buffalos cost a lot in Viet Nam
Marine Cpl. Lewis D. Scroggin reports that each water buffalo killed by U.S. forces in Viet Nam costs about 7 000 dollars. He notes these animals are valued as the Vietnamese beast of burden and describes the Korean forces with the Americans as really tough. Scroggin is home from Da Nang and has a Purple Heart for wounds in Viet Cong scrimmage action.
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Viet Nam
U.S.A
Lewis D. Scroggin
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da Nang
Photokina 1966 Signals Push Toward Simpler Cameras
Report from Photokina 1966 notes mass of new gear aimed at simplification. Kodakpak and Rapid cassettes enable drop in loading and auto film speed. many models add built in light meters and automatic exposure. Movie and slide equipment gain auto loading and focus, remote control, and electronic timing while electronic flashes save power. Human judgment still guides subject choice and timing.
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Photokina
Cologne
Germany
Auto Industry To Have One Of Best Years
DETROIT AP The nation’s auto industry may have one of its best years in 1967 says Frederic G Donner chairman of General Motors. He predicts total retail sales of motor vehicles could exceed 10 million units and that 1967 sales may reach about 10.6 million, ranking third all time. He cites Viet Nam war costs and policy actions as key influences.
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Frederic G. Donner
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U.S
Donner
Vietnam
Court Turns Down De Stefano Case
The U S Supreme Court refused to hear Sam De Stefano's appeal challenging state court contempt sentences over six months without jury trial. De Stefano, linked to Chicago crime syndicate activity, was sentenced to one year and $2000 fine for contempt in 1964 after shouting in court during an illegal voting trial. A 1962 rape conviction had revoked his civil rights, including voting rights.
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United States Supreme Court
Sam de Stefano
Chicago
de Stefano
Supreme Court
Cook County
Camera alert device flags unengaging subjects
An electronic gadget for cameras warns or flags when the view finder shows subjects that fail to interest or come across as significant or when a wooden Indian pose appears. Such a device could contribute to amateur photography by guiding better framing and subject selection.
Dear Ann Landers readers share marriage and dinner party dilemmas
Readers discuss true blue spouses and in home tensions. A letter questions neighbors affairs and ulcers insuring claims while another asks about hosting etiquette and bringing desserts. Ann advises focusing on the couple and maintaining balance in household dynamics.
Evening TV Schedule Snapshot
Prime time listings show 2 News and Weather at 6 00 PM with a mix of entertainment sports and news blocks throughout the evening. Notable programs include Yogi Bear Blondie Combat Petticoat Junction Pruitts of Southampton and Fugitive plus movie slots and Johnny Carson.
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Charge Couple in Youth's Murder
A husband and wife, Alfred W. Recor and Helen Recor, were charged with the murder of Maureen B. Cordell, 15, whose dismembered body was found in a duffel bag near Jasper, Tennessee. They were turned over to Tennessee authorities after unlawful flight charges were dismissed. police traced a long distance call from Mrs. Recor to her mother. Recor had prior incest conviction in 1953.
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Tennessee
Alfred W. Recor
Helen
U.S
C.S. Bentley Pike
Maureen B. Cordell
Chattanooga
Jasper
Tenn
Recor
Pets as Medicine in Child Therapy
Child psychologists increasingly prescribe pets to aid emotional adjustment. A dog or cat provides unconditional affection and loyalty, meeting a child’s need for love. Pet care teaches responsibility and instills pride in ownership.
Tomorrow's Horoscope Highlights Personal Growth and Travel
The forecast favors initiative and new ventures tomorrow with gifts from an elder friend in the afternoon. A birthday in the mix brings strong chart indications and a favorable year for both manual and mental work. Financial and career gains appear in indicated periods while caution on spending surfaces in March and June.
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