Johnson Seeks Large Education Plan and Tax Cuts in Union Message
President Johnson outlined a broad domestic agenda in a 4000-word State of the Union speech calling for a major education program and a large excise tax cut, expanded anti poverty and disease efforts, and civil rights legislation. He proposed talks with Soviet leaders, visits to Europe and Latin America, and urged reforms to voting rights, Social Security, labor laws, and immigration based on ability rather than birth.
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UC Students Face Trial Over Sit In For Campus Freedom
Berkeley protest groups staged a sit in seeking more on campus freedom. The event leads to trial today on charges connected to the sit in. Anthony J. Garofoli, 28, named to Cleveland City Council to replace Michael Fatica, convicted on bribery charges. In Ohio, state official Krabach says funds for teacher and certified staff pay raises are restricted to those purposes only.
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President Johnson Prepares Narrow Tax Cut to Boost Economy
President Johnson revives a cautiously moderated plan for temporary income tax cuts as an emergency booster if the economy slides into recession.
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Patrick Dean named U.S. ambassador in Washington
In London Sir Patrick Dean, formerly Britain's UN chief, is appointed ambassador to the United States. In Dallas Texas Taxpayers Inc offers a 1000 reward for information leading to a public official tax money mismanagement capture. In Yellow Springs Antioch College students depart to aid civil rights efforts in the South returning in March with college credit. In San Francisco cold weather aids flood cleanup but hampers relief work.
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Congress Sets Sail On Trip To Johnson's Great Society
The 89th Congress opened with optimism as President Johnson outlined broad goals for his Great Society. Congress moved to limit Rules Committee power, and Gerald Ford ousted Howard Smith as House Republican leader while Russell Long became Senate Democratic whip.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Viet Reds Posing For Jets Over Laos From Ranger Deck
U S Navy and Air Force reconnaissance jets fly from USS Ranger sweeping Laos and South Vietnam to photograph Communist bases along the Ho Chi Minh Trail. Detachment from Sanford Florida operates Vigilante RAFC aircraft with escorts for high altitude to tree top surveys.
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Noted Poet T. S. Eliot Dead At 76
London mourns T. S. Eliot an American born British subject age 76 who died at his London home. The poet critic playwright Nobel laureate 1948 and Order of Merit recipient had last year received the U S Medal of Freedom. The Waste Land remains his signature work.
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New Push Begins At Binh Gia in Saigon Area
Vietnamese government forces tightened around Binh Gia as a counteroffensive against Viet Cong appeared under way. Six Americans were killed with two missing or captured, while government casualties neared five hundred as recon bombers gathered photos for potential action. Saigon remained tense amid anticipated protests against Premier Tran Van Huong.
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Adoption Ceremony Unites 15 Riley Children as Family
In Marshall Texas the 15 children of W S Riley and his former wife join his new wife Jane Morris in a legally merged family after a king size adoption ceremony. The blended brood ranges from 8 months to 20 years with eight girls and seven boys. Riley, 48, works as an operations manager for Thiokol Chemical Corp near Marshall.
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Assembly Opens Columbus Delays Work At Start
The 106th Ohio General Assembly opened with ceremonial matters as lawmakers plan a two-week adjournment and possible further recess to draft bills from a recent special session. Democrats hold 16 Senate seats and trail by 13 in the 137-member House, while Republicans control both chambers and keep committee advantages.
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Ford GOP Must Assume Initiative
Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan declares the House Republican leadership will pursue initiative over reaction. He says the minority party should press its own solutions, adopting the policy of alternatives long urged by younger Republicans who helped him win leadership.
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Man seeks term in Ohio Penitentiary after probation violation
Hassie Allbright, 49, of McConnelsville, entered the Athens County prosecutor’s office with copies of a report and probation entry. He requested jail time, asking to be sent to the penitentiary. Common Pleas Judge John Bolin sentenced him to the penitentiary for violating probation terms, after three years probation was imposed in September for non-support.
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Britain Rushes Paratroopers to Malaysia in Crisis Buildup
Fifty more paratroopers arrive in Singapore as Britain accelerates a buildup to help Malaysia resist Indonesia. A total of 7000 British and Commonwealth troops are in Malaysia with Gurkha battalion ships from Hong Kong. Malaysia warns of hot pursuit if attacked, while Indonesia withdraws from the UN as diplomacy strains.
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James Cassels
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Messenger council approves 1.3 million for 1965
Grand jury indicts three persons as city schools receive 1.4 million for 1965 operations. One man killed and four hurt in a car school bus crash. Two men apprehended in Crown City break in. Pomeroy council approves 564 360.
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