Two More Towns Approve 1 Percent Sales Tax
Colorado City and Copperas Cove joined the growing list of towns approving the 1 percent city sales tax. Copperas Cove won 219 to 107 and Colorado City 308 to 44, bringing total approvals to 120 with 18 rejections since voting began September 27.
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Fort Worth
Kerrville
Paris
Highland Park
Dallas
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Seagoville
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Bastrop
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Clyde
Eagle Pass
Knox City
Marble Falls
Muleshoe
Asbury Methodist Church Marks Sixth Anniversary
Asbury Methodist Church at 27th and Tanglewood observes its sixth anniversary with Christmas music. The Chancel Choir presents the cantata Born A King at 10 55 am and a yule program at 7 pm. Membership classes also held at 9 am and 7 pm.
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Asbury Methodist Church
Tanglewood
Hard L. Atkins, III
W. C. Strickland
Ted White
Reeder Owrtes
Panel To Reconsider Possible Tax Raise
Rep. Wilbur Mills announced the House Ways and Means Committee would revisit President Johnson's tax increase proposal in January. Mills met with Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler and said hearings would begin about January 22 with Rep. John Byrnes.
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UPI
Wilbur Mills
House
Ways & Means Committee
Johnson
Mills
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Fowler
Paris
Congress
John W. Byrnes
Wis
Committee On Ways and Means
Byrnes
Greece seeks reconciliation with King Constantine through archbishop
Athens reports say Stylianos Pattakos asserts Greece remains a constitutional monarchy and petitions Archbishop Ieronymos to negotiate Constantine's return. Rome talks aim to avert a schism as the king weighs exile versus return, with U.S. envoys quietly engaged.
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Pattakos
Rome
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Pipinelis
Brussels
NATO
Frederika
Anne-Marie
George Papadopoulous
United States
Washington
State Department
Frederick G. Reinhardt
U.S
Italy
Phillips Talbot
Constantine Kollias
Kollins
Keep It Clean campaign sweeping through Saudi morals
BEIRUT UP I reports King Faisal leads a strict moral drive backed by religious leaders. The campaign calls on Saudis to adhere to Islamic codes amid concerns over drunkenness prostitution and Western influence. Warnings urge women to cover up and avoid modern fashions as elder guardians resist changing norms.
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UPI
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
Jedda
Desert Kingdom
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