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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1966
Page
3
A discussion on reducing property tax burdens to aid home ownership. It notes that high taxes deter buying, affect home building, and that assessment variance complicates fair comparisons. The State Tax and Financing Policy Commission proposes an equalization method for real property assessments.
The state survey finds Vigo County assessments accurate aiding fair property taxes in Terre Haute. Proposals push equalization by shifting more relief to low valuation areas with a standard five dollar rate, plus a system showing taxpayers their relief credits on tax statements.
The Swinging Mates Square Dance Club announces a New Year’s Eve frolic at Seelyville Town Hall behind the firehouse. Bob Bolling will call the dances with special entertainment and favors. Refreshments including hot sandwiches will be served. everyone is welcome.
Barbra Streisand and Elliott Gould welcomed a son named Jason Emanuel, weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. Both mother and baby are reported healthy, with Streisand canceling a planned 20 city tour worth $1 million to focus on family.
Senate Leader Mansfield warns against broader war as hawk and dove factions clash in Washington. Johnson is seen by many as the leading hawk while Fulbright and Rusk draw mixed hawk dove labels, and the White House debates paths to peace and escalation. Intimates suggest tensions will shape policy ahead.
The article outlines tensions among President Johnson and aides over Vietnam strategy. It notes Johnson’s self description as neither hawk nor dove, cites Dean Rusk as a hawk, and contrasts hawkish push for escalation with doves favoring restraint and possible concessions. A leading dove on Capitol Hill appears.
President Johnson discussed expanding Head Start beyond preschool days with Sargent Shriver at the LBJ Ranch. The White House reported Shriver reviewed the antipoverty program and emphasized Head Start, which offers summer training for disadvantaged children.
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