Dirksen Loses Bid to Keep Subversive Activities Board Alive
Senate defeats Dirksen proposal to extend the Subversive Activities Control Board. He argued Attorney General Ramsey Clark blocked prosecutions, citing support from President Johnson, but the 49 to 27 vote ends the board unless at least one case is filed by December 31. The board has long sat idle since 1966, its authority eroded by Supreme Court rulings.
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Classified notices advertise jobs and local services
Vacancy in Rest Home and contact number. G and M Used Clothing Store on Dicks Hollow Road offers new clothing and shoes for the family with half dollar work pants and shirts. Open daily 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Take soil away from carpets and upholstery. Rent electric shampoo over $1. Leggett's Roofing and Carpentry offers additions remodeling roofing gutters repairs. Call Tom Marks at 667 7671.
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Gold Prices Rise Modestly in Europe Amid Currency Nervousness
Gold prices edged higher in London and Zurich as traders cited nervousness about the British pound and currencies. Dealers said the move was a routine fluctuation with ordinary buying and selling, not signaling a new peak, while French crisis fears kept values steady to lower.
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Belling the Cat Phrase Origin Traced to Piers Plowman
The saying belling the cat expresses taking a dangerous duty for others. Scholars link its origin to the medieval ballad and the early English poem Piers Plowman, highlighting the risk and collective action implied.
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Army Air Corps veteran finally receives four medals
William M. McElyea who served in the Air Corps at Pearl Harbor discovered after contacting the Pentagon that he had not been promoted to sergeant and had not received that rank before his 1943 discharge. He later learned he had indeed been awarded four medals but had not received them earlier.
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