Audit Fiasco Looms Over New State Audit Commission
The article discusses a looming legal risk to the new State Audit Commission, suggesting it could be deemed null and void. It notes constitutional questions, potential AG opinions, and taxpayer costs, alongside GOP factional dissent and campaign dynamics involving Dave Cargo and Lee Francis.
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Highway Commission
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State Expenditures Likely To Exceed Revenue by 1970
Rhode Island faces a projected budget gap with expenditures exceeding revenue by 26.5 to 46 million dollars by 1970, unless new tax sources are found, per Henry W. Stevenson Jr., executive director of the Rhode Island Public Expenditures Council.
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Oklahoma governor contenders brief differs on Johnson visit
Oklahoma City report notes Governor hopeful Preston Moore may not seek Johnson support this fall. Despite a history with President Johnson, Moore is seen as favored over Republican Dewey Bartlett, with Democrats optimistic they can win without White House backing.
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Preston Moore
Oklahoma
White House
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Dewey Bartlett
Nixon visit aims to unite Oklahoma Republicans in 1968 bid
Oklahoma Republicans hope Richard Nixon’s Tulsa visit June 29 will boost unity and fundraising for the GOP slate. Nixon’s popularity in Oklahoma, his past campaign support, and his 1960 showing are cited as leverage to aid Bartlessville’s Denzil Garrison, Ed Edmondsen’s second district race, and the party ticket.
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Johnson administration abandons bid to raise debt limit
Washington officials surprised to pull back on a plan to lift the national debt ceiling from 328 to 332 billion dollars for fiscal 1967. Treasury Secretary Fowler urged Senate Finance Committee to accept 330 billion, citing uncertainties and tax revenue projections. He stressed a preference for at least 231 billion but agreed to accelerate passage with 330 billion. He warned about clouded future conditions in Viet Nam costs and broader fiscal risks.
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Shriver challenges Ford to poverty debate
Shriver, head of the anti poverty program, says Ford ducks a fight after Rep. Sam Gibbons challenged him to debate the antipoverty program. Gibbons argued mismanagement in the Economic Opportunity Act and Ford replied that Gibbons should find another Republican to debate.
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See Reduction in Russian Influence
A Senate subcommittee reports signs of nationalism among Warsaw Pact nations. The study notes nationalism could reduce Russian authority in Eastern Europe but Russia will likely remain dominant in Pact affairs. It suggests pressures might trigger some reorganization of the Pact structure.
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Senate
National Security
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Quitting smoking and oil booms in West Texas towns
The article surveys quitting smoking experiences from Carol Higley and a mother, notes Swift plant plans in Guymon, Texas County income at 3 114, and a $46 million yearly spend in industry. It also reports Quanah oil leasing at $10 per town lot, and Amos Page leading Quanah’s industrial foundation with past ties to McLean garment industry efforts and Los Angeles talks with Marie Foundations for plant location.
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Weaver to Tour Hollywood in Catch Me If You Can
Dennis Weaver will tour eight weeks of summer stock in Catch Me If You Can performing in the Midwest and East regions. The UPI report notes a balanced schedule and regional engagement for the actor.
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UPI
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Midwest
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