Johnson outlines U S trade and investment curbs proposal
President Johnson pledges mandatory controls to improve the U S balance of payments, including sweeping limits on foreign investment and overseas spending. He proposes caps on new investments by region, a travel restriction appeal, and executive orders aimed at reducing deficits and dollar pressure.
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Financial House
Janson
Willard Wirtz
Johnson
Thej
Western
Europe
Belt Tightening Measures Win Congressional Praise
Washington leaders from Rep. Henry Reuss to Sen. Mike Mansfield welcomed President Johnson's call for belt tightening in international finance to defend the dollar. They projected quick congressional action to implement measures, with support across parties for reducing the balance of payments deficit and preserving U.S. stability abroad.
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Washington
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Banking Committee
Sparkman
William Proxmire
D. Wis
Johnson
Proxmire
Joint Economic Committee
Imocking
Congress
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
U.S
Britain
Mike Mansfield
D- Sen
George Smathers
D-Fla
Senate
NATO
Britain Alarmed By Plan To Cut US Spending Abroad
Britain fears the Johnson plan to cut US investments and travel abroad will hurt its economy and widen the balance of payments deficit. Paris and London saw signals of dollar weakness as experts warn of lower British export earnings and possible further devaluation.
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API
Britain
Johnson
Paris
Europe
Asia
U.S
British Travel Association
Management Today
United States
Daily Telegraph
Tu Arcus Published by The Daily Review
Fragmentary notice from The Daily Review outlines a government order related to Alameda County and a Post Office matter with unclear names and dates. It mentions a rate and subscription terms, including a monthly and yearly price, and notes a Sunday delivery exception.
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Tue Arcus
The
Daily Review
C. Tack Moorhesd
Store Opens in Newark at Purity Plaza Center
A new 3,000 square foot liquor store with a chilled wine room opened in Purity Plaza Shopping Center Newark. One Stop Liquors will be operated by Jim Bassoni former supervisor of a chain of 22 liquor stores in Northern California.
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Purity Plaza
Newark
Jim Bassoni
California
Citizenship Sparks Hope For Union City Family
The Dronkers family, Dutch Indonesians who benefited from the 1958 Special Refugee Act, recount their emigration journey to the United States. They praise America, note quota barriers, and describe each child advancing toward college. Drankers chairs Oakland Netherlands Immigrant Association seeking a commemorative plaque.
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Dronkers
United States
Indonesia
Pastore and
Walters
America
Drankers
Jacqueline Kennedy
Oakland
Netherlands Immigrant Association
Droakers
Bomb kills construction worker in Oroville
An explosion from a car bomb in Oroville killed 29 year old Harry Joseph Cox, a local construction worker, as he left a downtown bar on New Year’s Eve. The blast damaged nearby vehicles and shattered windows across a whole city block. Police said investigators were examining a possible link to other Marysville bombings but had not confirmed any connection.
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Calif
UPI
Cox
Marysville
John
possi/Blevins
Sierra Foot
Samminite
Ima
Harry Joseph Cox
Oorville
Cox’ Station
Johnson to Sign Major Welfare, Social Security Boost
President Johnson plans to sign a broad welfare package paired with a social security increase. The bill raises benefits by 12 percent for 23 million Americans and imposes new work requirements for welfare mothers, drawing opposition from UAW leader Walter Reuther who calls the provisions punitive and regressive.
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Washington
UPT
Johnson
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter Reuther
Reuther
Oakland Woman Dies In One Car Accident
An Oakland woman, Glenda Johnson, 49, died after her Volkswagen rear ended a Cadillac driven by Fannie Ashley, 40, of Oakland, on Mission Boulevard near the Interchange 680. Ashley was injured in the crash. Eva Johnson was not seriously hurt. A four year old boy was struck by a car on Roberts Avenue in Union City and survived with injuries.
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Washington
Vallecitos
Mission Boulevard
Glenda
Niles/Dubois
Fannie Ashley
Harold B. Uth
Danville
Valley Memorial Hospital
Livermore
Eva J. Johnson
Providerice Hospital
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California
Fremont
Roberts Avenue
Fred A. Dorsey
Teddy Drive
Union City
Jeffrey S. Roberts
Roberts Ave
Washington Hospital
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