Republicans to Press Budget Cut Drive in Johnson Rebuttal
GOP leaders Dirksen and Ford outline a 30 minute rebuttal to Johnsons State of the Union. They insist on cutting domestic spending and scrapping the 6 percent surtax while backing the Vietnam policy. Ford favors Social Security boosts and flexible cost of living triggered benefits. He also proposes state and local revenue sharing and scaling back federal aid to fund grants.
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Needlecraft patterns offer easy rug making and afghan designs
Eight patterns including crochet and braid options with simple directions. Pattern numbers and mail order details listed for Alice Brooks at the New York postal box. Catalog offerings include 210 needlecraft designs, two free patterns, and bargain quilt books all priced around 50 cents.
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Israel and Syria Agree to Emergency Meeting
United Nations sources say Israel and Syria accepted Thant’s call for an emergency Mixed Armistice Commission session to ease border tensions. Syria will attend without conditions. Israel agrees in principle with a limited agenda and written reply pending. Both sides blame each other amid ongoing border clashes and political friction.
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Funds Allocated For Bull Run Park Development
The Virginia Outdoor Recreation Commission approved 311 040 dollars for Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority to develop 500 acres of Bull Run Regional Park in Fairfax and Prince William counties.
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Franklin birthday marked with 261 candles at institute
Benjamin Franklin would have turned 261 as admirers celebrate with a cake at the Franklin Institute. Antarctica’s Weddell seals are foraging as deep as 1500 feet below the surface in a separate field observation.
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Mayas in El Salvador Rarely Used Wheel Vehicles
Archaeologists noteAncient Mayas in El Salvador were familiar with the wheel but used it rarely A powerful guild of porters reportedly opposed wheeled vehicles to limit transport automation.
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Chicago Debates Rebuilding McCormick Hall After Fire
Chicago officials pledge a new McCormick Place will rise from the ashes after a fire that destroyed the 10 acre convention hall. One security guard Kenneth S. Goodman was found dead in the debris. contention centers sought space elsewhere as investigations and reappraisal calls arose.
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National Houseware Manufacturers Association
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Thirteen Workers Sentenced in Madrid for Illegal Association
In Madrid the national court of public order jailed 13 workers from six months to 244 years for illegal association and propaganda. They were arrested in April for distributing handbills urging crippling production and joining the outlawed Communist party.
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Winchester Evening Star Item Brief
A compact 1967 edition note from Winchester shows a brief news item dated Tuesday January 17 with local notices and concise agency or public interest items.
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Winchester Evening Star
Fed official foresees slower national economy
Edward A. Wayne of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond told the Richmond Kiwanis Club that the national economy will slow from last year's 8.5 percent growth to about 6 percent. He urged prudence, noting unsustainable gains are not desirable and that businesses chase record sales and profits. The article also notes the Arctic tern as a top migrator, making round trips over 22 000 miles to winter in Antarctic regions.
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