Status of major U S bills in Johnson era brief
Washington reports a sweeping package of measures. Rights legislation seeks open housing and anti intiminations. House and Senate actions progress on open housing crime provisions. taxes hold a 10 percent surcharge and a 6 billion cut. travel taxes include 3 percent airline levy and duty free cuts. housing and cities seek large funding boosts. safe streets seeks 100 million federal aid with training and wiretap provisions. foreign aid request stands at 2.9 billion with hearings ongoing.
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First Baptists to hold crusade in Lagrange
A New Life Crusade will be held at First Baptist Church in Lagrange from April 21 to 28. Evangelist Kenneth F. Dodson of Winona Lake Indiana will speak nightly at 7 p.m.
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Edison Birthplace Museum Sees 1200 Visitors
Nearly 1,200 people from 29 states and 11 foreign countries have visited the Thomas Edison Birthplace Museum since its February 11 opening for the season. The site is open daily except Mondays for public tours.
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Two Missing in Cumberland River Rescue Efforts
Corbin Kentucky AP reports two Ohio men Riley Back of Franklin and Charles Black of West Carrollton disappeared after their boat overturned in rough Cumberland River. Rescue workers found no trace yesterday as two boats were snagged in swift current injuring Jack Evans of La Follette Tennessee who was carried to safety. Resumes hoped but TM unclear.
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