Haphazardly Ever After: A Bright Home Of Odd Illumination
A humorous column details a couple’s excess lighting from floor to ceiling using double sockets and 100 watt bulbs. Mishaps include plastic shade failures, a kitchen stage light effect, and a television organ hookup creating quirky interroom sound. The narrator notes improvised gadgets, homemade enlarger, and an attempted homemade sausage that failed.
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Broadway
Thomas A. Edison
Thigs
State Local Tax Take Up 25 in Fiscal 66
State and local governments collected an average of 25 more dollars per person in fiscal 1966, lifting the per capita burden to 290. The Commerce Clearing House study shows New York led at over 400, with California Hawaii and others near the top. The total collections reached 56.7 billion, with New York and Illinois Pennsylvania each above three billion.
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Commerce Clearing House
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Georgia
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Wisconsin
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Idaho
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Ohio
Florida
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Maryland
Missouri
New Jersey
Giant display of 138 nude paintings in London galleries
A large Grosvenor Galleries exhibition in London features 138 nude works. A gallery spokesman notes it as a rare, sizable show built on the success of a prior small nude display. The collection includes varieties from reclining and seated nudes to themed pieces such as Chinese nude and nude with silk en whip.
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London
Grosvenor Galleries
Two More Virginians Killed in Vietnam
The Defense Department lists two Virginia servicemen killed in action in Vietnam. Army Lt. John K. Hutton Jr., husband of Paula Hutton of Norfolk, and Marine Lance Cpl. Narvin O. Wittman Jr., son of Capt. and Mrs Narvin O. Wittman Sr. of McLean.
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Washington
Defense Department
Virginia
Army
John K. Hutton Jr
Paula Hutton
Norfolk
Lance Cpl
Narvin O. Wittman Jr
Narvin O. Wittman Sr
McLean
Convicted Army Captain Seeks Bail Pending Appeal
Howard B. Levy, 30, an Army Captain and Brooklyn dermatologist, seeks belated release on bail after a Fort Jackson court-m martial conviction for disloyalty and disobedience. Levy’s lawyers argue his pretrial and ongoing confinement violates due process and the Eighth Amendment as they pursue military remedies, with an 18 to 24 month timeline cited for exhaustions.
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Army
Howard B. Levy
Ft. Jackson
S.C
Levy
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Universal Garment Bags
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Sponge
Interstate 81
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