Inflation fight splits business leaders in Congress hearing
Washington reports show business leaders from AT&T to Campbell Soup and the Machinery Institute split over President Johnson's proposals to suspend industrial tax credits and accelerate depreciation. Supporters called action urgent to curb inflation while opponents warned it is bad law and economics.
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Astronauts Set Return From Gemini 11 Mission Friday
Charles Conrad Jr and Richard F Gordon Jr plan to return to Cape Kennedy Friday after spending Thursday night aboard USS Guam. The Guam sits 725 miles east of Cape Kennedy in the primary recovery zone. The astronauts will fire retro-rockets at 9 20 a m EDT and parachute to the Atlantic at about 9 42 a m landing offshore Florida.
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Lynda Bird Johnson Delayed Flight Plans Hawaiian Trip
San Francisco report notes Lynda Bird Johnson took off on a delayed flight for a Hawaiian vacation after a brief visit said to include a dinner with Don Vandergrift. Secret Service accompanied the party as they dined at Telegraph Hill and then crossed the Golden Gate Bridge to Sausalito. The trip alignment shifted due to technical difficulties, with a substitute plane arranged for later in the day. The 22 year old visited a fashionable store and spent the afternoon shopping and sightseeing before awaiting a new flight.
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Senate passes sea grant to fund marine studies nationwide
Washington AP reports the Senate approved a sea grant bill funding college and institutional marine science studies with $10 million in 1967, $15 million in 1968, and $20 million in 1969, replacing a House measure of $5 million in 1967 and $10 million in 1968. The Interior Committee advanced grants for scientific research, while the Labor Committee backed bills expanding veterans benefits for Filipino World War I service with U.S. forces. A pin design for veteran senators and staff was set by the Rules Committee, and a trove of 60,000 German and Japanese WWI research documents was transferred from the Defense Department to the Smithsonian.
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Senator Confirms State Postmasters Nominations
The Senate confirmed postmaster nominations for Indiana towns including Bloomfield Fowler Kimmel Ladoga Monroe Perrysville Hans City Hammond and Baraboo Wisconsin. In another item Vernon Grabbe of Bicknell was killed by a slate fall at the White Ash mine in Wheatland Indiana.
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De Gaulle recalls NATO military group shift
France will cease NATO military integration with a formalpullback. De Gaulle informed the NATO Permanent Council that France will be represented only by a liaison committee on the Military Committee and will have limited representation at SHAPE and SACLANT as France moves to full independence from NATO command.
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Nixon Asks Party Setup Be Preserved
ATHENS Ohio UPI Richard M Nixon opened a 30000 mile campaign trip urging election of Republicans to preserve the two party system and provide leadership in Washington He said he was optimistic about GOP gains in the November 8 election attributing the outlook to Johnsons perceived lack of leadership in Vietnam and inflation Nixon planned campaigns in 34 states urging moderate liberal and conservative candidates saying no single Republican group could be effective without others He criticized the Johnson Congress calling it Johnsons congress and warned that without two party competition the nation could see mediocre leadership The outcome of the two party system and a strong GOP comeback from a 1904 defeat hung on November’s vote
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Vorster pledges justice to all racial groups
Prime Minister Vorster reaffirmed apartheid while promising justice to all population groups in a radio address after his election. He retained cabinet members, named Petrus Pelser as deputy minister, and ordered Judge Van Wyk to lead the Verwoerd assassination inquiry. The report also notes an unrelated U.S. Army contract for 233,400 metal pads for bomb boosters.
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General Motors Mark of Excellence Promise
General Motors announces a new mark of excellence to appear on its products from automobiles to appliances. The emblem signifies top design, engineering, care, and dedication, signaling quality, reliability, safety, and value across GM’s range. It aims to identify the company’s very best work to customers.
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