Senate approves 2.9% pay raise for 8 million workers
The Senate on Monday approved a 2.9 percent pay increase for eight million government employees. Debate featured attacks on President Johnson for tying economic policy to election-year strategy.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1966
Page
1
Disarmament Plan Scrutiny Divides Policy Experts
A Washington Center study backed by Johns Hopkins experts concludes the U S plan for general disarmament is unworkable after two years and $87308. Center director Dr Robert E Osgood says states cannot be wholly deprived of force. The piece notes public reaction and related commentary from Wes Izzard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Seven Mar
Washington Cente of Foreign Policy Research
Johns Hopkins University
Robert E Osgood
McNAMARA REPORTS No End Seen to War B52s Strike Troop Camps
A chaotic, dispatch driven front reports US air raids against Viet Cong troop concentrations near Saigon and Hanoi fighting as B52s pound targets in Phu Bon Province. The piece also covers a deadly car heat incident in Florida involving three young children and a mother’s medical visits, with ongoing casualties and military losses highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
UPI
Phu Bon
Turbow
Mondas
South Viet Nam
U. S. Air Porce
Navy
North Viet Nam
People's Armed Orce
Pew
Gene Pani
Hanoi
People’s Court
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Viet Nam war stance eyed by UPI analyst
Phil Newsom, foreign news analyst for United Press International, predicts a real turn in Viet Nam within six months and a US troop presence for about ten more years as a police role. He cites comparisons to Europe Korea and Japan deployments and says militarily the U.S. is past defeat with a possible path to victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VT UY
Viet Nam
United States
Phil Newsom
United Press International
West Texas State University
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
Europe
Korea
Japan
Newsom
UPT
William ©. Westmoreland
Prediction of Russia China clash shock
The Amarillo Globe News reports a claimed forecast that Russia and China may clash, shared by Phil Newsom at a Living Textbook Conference in Canyon. Speakers included Dr Lee Williamson and Al Capp, with Capp’s arrival delayed by an airline strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarilla
Lee Williamson
Aguilla
al Capp
Cartoonisr
el Abner
Capp
Globe News
Wais
Boston
Williamson
Setivites
Don Boyett
Globe Newspapers
Boyett
Newsom
Wesley
Izvzard
Amarillo Daily News
Amarillo Sunday News-Globe
Stocks Steady Amid Strike With Dow Near 900 Level
The New York stock market held steady Monday despite high interest rates and an airline strike. Trading was moderate as more stocks rose than fell, with the Dow hovering near the 900 mark before a late report of Defense Secretary McNamara planning a cutback in air munitions production within 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Defense
Robert Lo McNamara
Defense cost savings and Vietnam war outlook presented
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara said despite gains in Vietnam there is no near end in sight. He noted increased U S forces may be required and warned of rising costs. A cutback in bomb production aims to save about four and a half billion dollars, with no expectation of a brief war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Viet Nan
McNamara
U. S
Southeast Asia
Joheson
United States
Marching Strikers Rally En Route to Austin Texas
A small band of striking Mexican-American farm workers led by two clergy members completed the first leg of a 400 mile march to the state capital of Austin. They held a rally in Weslaco on the first leg and plan further stops through Elsa Raymondville Corpus Christi San Antonio and Austin. The Rio Grande City union demands 1.2 per hour for seasonal field hands and expects growing support. a Labor Day rally on the capitol grounds is planned with an AFL-CIO estimate of over 50 000 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weslaco
Tex
Austin
San Juan
Elsa Tex
Raymondville
Corpus Christ
San Antonia
Rio Grande City
Capitol
Stat
Afl-Cio
Denry
Senate approves 2.9 percent pay raise for federal workers
The Senate passed a bill by 81 to 0 to give federal employees a 2.9 percent raise and fringe benefits, delaying its effect to next year failed, with total costs around 503.8 million annually for Civil Service and postal workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
A. S
Mike Monroney
Ohio
Civil Service
Legislative
Supreme Court
Congress
Court
Monroney
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
Notable weight loss man leaves hospital after 392 days
In Dundee Scotland on June 13 1965 Angus Barbieri under Maryfield Hospital supervision stopped solid foods for a year losing 293 pounds from 473 to 180. He ate only tea water milk vitamins and occasional milk sugar while planning a three week Spain vacation to celebrate the end of the diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dundee
Scotland
Angus Barbieri
Barbieri
Maryfield Hospital
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Claude
Amarillo
AES En Peere Saat
Ato Izzard
State Department
U.S
United Nations
Citzens
U.N
Geneva
Washington Center
West Texas State
Vera Featherston
McLean
Haynes
Byron Reese
Brick
Gun City
Canyon
Continental Trailways
A. G. Berry
North State Bank
Leon Krupp
The
American Association of Retired Persons
Wes Izzard
Mpami
Fla
Andrew Giordane
Geraldine Luke
West Hollywood
Hale Center
State County
Viet
Hal Marsh
Russia
China
Phil Duncan
Red
Globe News Publishing
Pioneer Amphitheater
Palo Dure State Park
Texas
Izzard
Federal Workers
Johnson
Frank Lausche
Barbairi
Spain
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