Johnsons Plea Ignored in 1968 Travel Patterns
New York AP analysis shows Lyndon Johnsons appeal to keep dollars at home largely failed in 1968. U.S. residents spent about 3.9 billion abroad, down from 4 billion in 1967 due toExpo 67 Canada unrest in France and Greece, while travel to the U.K., Germany, Norway, Sweden, the Netherlands and Israel rose. Foreigners spent a record 2.03 billion in the U.S. despite some regional shifts.
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Belmondo Cut From Classic Hero Pattern
Hollywood profile of Jean Paul Belmondo notes his self described poor English yet broad film aura. He echoes American icon tone, cites Bogart and Cagney as inspirations, discusses Breathless fame, 45 films in ten years, and his Hollywood debut Aga A Love Story hindered by language. He views himself as a strong personality rather than a pure actor.
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City approves 6 percent pay raise for most workers
Kansas City officials approve a six percent average pay increase for about 80 percent of city employees. The fiscal year cost is about 1.6 million dollars. City manager John Taylor receives a 2,500 raise to 35,000 annual salary, as promised when hired after one year.
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Von Braun Sees Moon Flight as Cosmic Age Start
Dr. Wernher von Braun, leader of the Saturn rocket program, argues space travel marks a second phase in human development and a gateway to greater religious awareness. He notes astronomy teaches reverence to a Creator and foresees Earth as a planet among planets within a larger divine cosmos.
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Not Fighting Brings Honduran and Salvadoran Students Together
In Gainesville Florida AP two graduate students Karl Fick of Honduras and Jaime Salazar of El Salvador share a dorm room at the University of Florida. They express friendship despite their countries at war and call for a solution beyond conflict. They met in Honduras and are both pursuing study in the college of agriculture.
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