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Gay Henry Robert K. Thompson
Irene Purcell Kohn McClure
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Jefferson
Thought for Today and Quote by Holmes
A brief collection notes a biblical verse from Matthew and a Holmes quotation. The snippet presents a reverent line about a plant called reverence in the soul's garden, watered weekly by a contemplative voice.
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Peter
Matthew
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Unemployment figures gap in underemployment analysis
Editorial argues for reliable underemployment data to complement job vacancy stats. It cites 1962 recommendations, a blocked $2.8 million study due to AFL-CIO opposition, and signs of private sector hiring struggles as steel plants seek workers. It notes that even with vacancies, matching workers alone may not solve unemployment.
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U.S. Department of Labor
Bureau of Employment Security
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Afl-Cio
Labor Department
House
Midwest
U.S. Steel
Balloon to Carry Logs in World’s Biggest Test
Bedford England AP reports a 137 by 52 foot balloon with 156000 cubic feet capacity and a 342000 cost that passed its first trials at Cardington Royal Air Force Station. Designed by Leslie Speed to haul three ton logs from inaccessible BC forests and drag six ton logs, it aims to reduce road costs and avoid washouts. It will be shipped to Canada for sea transport.
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Bedford
England
Royal Air Force Station
Cardington
Here
Leslie Speed
Canada
British Columbia
Crossword Clue Fragments From Miss Sheridan To Bohemian River
A compact puzzle style list presents clues and partial solutions across varying lengths. Entries include feminine appellations and artist Bonheur, measures, words meaning perceive and pause, and references to rivers, chair parts, and time.
Horoscope Forecast by Carroll Righter Returns
General guidance for Friday urges organizing financial responsibilities to boost cash and asset value. Entries cover Aries through Pisces with advice on work, manners with authorities, problem solving, attitude, and relationships. An offer to obtain a personalized forecast via mail follows.
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Carroll Righter
Mt. Vernon Register-News
Hollywood
California
Soviet to mark Mendelian genetics centenary
Pravda announced the Soviet Union will officially celebrate the 100th anniversary of Mendelian genetics, once denied, as the theory is restored in Soviet textbooks after Khrushchev's overthrow.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Pravda
Johann Gregor Mendel
Moravia
Nikita Khrushchev
Peace effort seen in Viet Nam and U S war debate
Senate hears a plea for UN peace intervention in Viet Nam while a Korea style war option is debated in Congress. U S paratroopers search the D zone for massing Viet Cong. Russia urged to set a date to reopen Geneva talks on a broader test ban. Conferees approve a presidential disability succession amendment. Senate weighs silver coinage bill and potential halving of silver in the half dollar.
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United Nations
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Russia
Geneva
House
Doubts on Africa Asia meeting amid protests in Algeria
Demonstrations against Algeria's new military rulers continue as the African-Asian conference hangs in doubt. The Dominican junta proposes major changes in the OAS peace plan. Rebels seek minor modifications. A meeting between Vice President Humphrey and President De Gaulle could pivot French-American relations toward improvement.
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Algeria
OAS
Humphrey
Charles de Gaulle
Policy doctors of AMA urge boycott of Medicare
Doctors in the American Medical Association debate urging fellow physicians to boycott Medicare as Philadelphia faces dwindling supplies of food drugs and gasoline.
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American Medical Association
Philadelphia
Price Wins Spingarn Medal for Distinguished Achievement
Leontyne Price, the Metropolitan Opera soprano, is named this year's Spingarn Medal winner. Roy Wilkins of the NAACP announced the honor, first awarded in 1914 by J. E. Spingarn. In Moscow, Louis Armstrong appeared on television performing Mack the Knife in what may be his first Russians sighting.
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Leontyne Price
Metropolitan Opera
Spingar
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
J.E. Spingarn
NAACP
Moscow
Louis
Satchmo
Armstrong
Stepakov Leaves Izvestia After Khrushchev Era Change
Moscow report says Vladimir I Stepakov who replaced Khrushchev’s son in law as Izvestia editor quit over a month ago. No new editor named and reason not released. Stepakov, a party propagandist, had displaced Alexei Adzhubei after Khrushchev’s fall last October.
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Vladimir I. Stepakov
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Izvestia
Stepakov
Communist Party
Alexei J. Adzhubei
Khrushchev
Vatican dividends tax row sparks bill in Rome
Rome finance minister Tremelloni told the Chamber of Deputies Vatican dividends totaled 5.629 million with 84 350 paid in taxes. Christians Democratic lawmakers push to exempt the Vatican from 15 percent tax on dividends, Socialists oppose. In Rimini a fire damaged the Church of St Augustin, destroying sacristy, choir loft, and organ with no casualties. In New Delhi Cmdr Kohli said there is nothing to support the abominable snowman existence after Everest expeditions.
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Vatican
Robert Tremelloni
Chamber of Deputies
Tremelloni
Aldo Moro
Christian Democratic Party
Rimini
Italy
St. Augustin
Adriatic
New Delhi
Himalayas
Cmdr
M.S. Kohli
Everest
Teamsters Strike Enters Fourth Day
Helen Keller nears her eighth birthday in a quiet Connecticut countryside home as news of the Teamsters strike continues to unfold.
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Helen Keller
Connecticut
Senate dead bills seal fate of reappointment plan
About 100 bills in the Illinois Senate were ruled dead in committee as Republicans push to close the reapportionment issue. The Daley half cent city sales tax proposal stayed alive in revenue, with other revenue, pensions, municipalities and appropriations bills among those deemed dead. Union of party lines looms as final adjournment set for June 30.
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D. I
Wilneis Senate
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Otto Kerner
Arrington
State Income Tax Bill Killed in Illinois
Springfield AP report says a proposal for a flat 2 percent state income tax died in the Illinois House with 118 no votes and 35 of 89 needed. Rep. Joe Russell warned it would raise 690 million over two years and reduce calls to boost gas, cigarette, and utility taxes. Leaders from both parties opposed the measure as other income tax ideas linger in constitutional amendments. If approved, the article would go to a statewide referendum in November 1966.
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Springfield
Ill
Joe Russell
Illinois
House passes large Defense Dept appropriation bill
Washington AP reports the House approved a 45.19 billion Defense Department appropriation with a 407 to 0 roll call. Republicans say an extra one billion may be needed for Vietnam funding while a listless debate drew cautions on how money would be distributed among members.
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Washington
House
Defense Department
Viet Nam
Senate
Henpecked Husband Faces Frustration on Independence Day
A husband, beleaguered by constant nagging, endures a frustrating Independence Day as tensions rise with family plans and social expectations. His day centers on patient endurance amid noisy celebrations and personal squabbles. The piece highlights domestic strain during a holiday.
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