VA To Close Six Hospitals By Sept. 1
VA chief William J. Driver said no final date yet for six veterans hospitals but all likely will close by Sept. 1. The closures are part of a larger economy move approved by President Johnson after protests. Driver aims to stagger shutdowns and set dates per local conditions, with final decisions tied to Congress budget action.
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