Family in War Zone and Celebrity Surgery Briefs
Witman recalls combat experience aiding survival as he faces Vietnam deployment. An unnamed father struggles to support his family as his mother works. Dinah Shore undergoes minor surgery in Cedars of Lebanon Hospital with expected discharge soon. Omar Sharif sustains a broken nose after a horse incident during filming.
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De Gaulle Visits French Islands Off Canada Amid Fog
Reports say Charles de Gaulle arrived aboard the cruiser Colbert with escort Bouvet for a goodwill visit to St Pierre and Miquelon, but dense fog prevented disembarkation. In Smethport Pa a court posts notes about Lewha Anderson refusing a nearly $20,000 bequest from his late father. Estes estate faces IRS tax claim changes as Malcolm McGregor rules on loans versus income. De Gaulle’s lingering popularity persists in the islands with 83 percent support in last elections.
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IRS
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West Texas
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United States gifts Expo 67 geodesic dome to Montreal
The US Information Agency said the United States will present a 20 story high geodesic dome housing the American exhibit to Montreal for Expo 67. USIA chief Leonard H. Marks will formally hand the gift to Montreal Mayor Jean Drapeurs as a symbol of warm friendship. The dome, about 200 feet tall, would be the tallest building at the expo site.
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Montreal
Canada
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Jean Drapedu
Kennedy clan bids farewell to Ireland on holiday
Jacqueline Kennedy and her two children Caroline and John depart Ireland after a five week stay. They lingered at Bunratty Castle near Shannon Airport and visited Waterford officials before returning to New York. Mayor Tom Cullen presented a etched glass vase as a parting keepsake.
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Paper fashion rises from bikinis to gowns in trend
New York reports a rapid surge in paper clothing from paper bikinis and gowns to suits and accessories. Retailers like Lord & Taylor and Kimberly-Stevens highlight a booming, if risky, fad with potential to reach billions as designers push elaborate prints and varied textures.
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Budget Threats Loom as Tax Plan Faces Delays
The assembly, facing a looming $1 billion tax increase, agrees to careful revisions that could delay passage of the tax hike into August and cost the state $45 million in expected revenues. Finance Director Gordon P. Smith warned the budget would be cut if no tax increase by August 1, amid a $5.08 billion unbalanced budget and a July spending gap. Senate and assembly debates continue on revisions, with Veneman proposing eliminations of tax on inventories and some household goods, while Reagan opposes cost risers to local governments.
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