Laird Says Viet Budget Already Out Of Date
Rep. Melvin R. Laird of Wisconsin, chairman of the House Republican Conference, said President Johnsons Vietnam budget is already out of date. Johnson proposed 21.9 billion for military in Southeast Asia for fiscal 1968, with 19.9 billion for the current year. Republicans and Democrats urged reviews and possible cuts across the budget amid inflation concerns and Great Society program debates.
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Laird
Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
House Republican Conference
Johnson
Vietnam
Southeast Asia
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
Senate Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
House Appropriations Committee
T. Bow
Ohio
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Joseph A. Clark
D-Pa
Congress
Clark
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson seeks better budget concept amid three schemes
President Johnson outlines three budget concepts in his congressional message. The administrative budget totals 135 billion with an 8.1 billion deficit, the cash budget shows 172.4 billion with a 4.3 billion deficit, and the national income accounts tally 169.2 billion with a 2.1 billion deficit. Johnson says the processes ignore trust funds and pledges a bipartisan commission to develop a clearer method.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
NIA
Hose Joey Enlow Recalls Farm Life Near Albany
A 14 year old boy named Hose Joey Enlow lives on a family farm near Albany with his mother, father, two brothers and a sister. His older brother calls him Jose after a famous Spanish pianist, a nickname Joey keeps though the piano no longer interests him. He enjoys many things but needs help, with roller skating being particularly hard, and he attends Beacon School. Part two tomorrow.
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Joey Enlow
Albany
Joey
Jose
Amer
Beacon School
Regents Seek Faculty Panel To Pick UC Successor
Regents urge the nine campus faculties to form an advisory committee to propose a successor to UC President Clark Kerr after his dismissal. Meyer says committee, to be named by Academic Council, will guide regents who face questions about political influence and campus demonstrations. Protests spread across campuses as students press for a say in successor selection.
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Ronald Reagan
Kerr
Meyer
Berkeley
Dr. Kerr
Congress Split On Social Security Hike Cost
Washington AP: Congress set to begin work in three weeks on a Social Security bill. Lawmakers appear inclined to raise benefits but split on whether the President Johnson proposal is too costly. Johnson's message Monday urged benefit increases.
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Gress
Johnson
Two Drown In Sandusky Bay Mishap
SANDUSKY Ohio AP Three boys walked the Sandusky Bay shore when Lloyd W Bonderer Jr 9 spotted a possible knife 35 feet out on ice He fell through the two inch thick ice John Sartor 9 and Craig Bonderer 6 went to help and also fell in Two drowned others search recovered bodies an hour later Craig survived in hospital In good condition
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Sandusky, Ohio
Sandusky Bay
Lloyd W. Bonderer Jr
John Sartor
Craig Bonderer
Lloyd
Ray Zahniser
Lloyd Bonderer
Sartor
Ky hedging on invitation to red writer
Wellington AP report says South Vietnamese premier Nguyen Cao Ky wavered on bringing Australian Communist journalist Harry Stein to Vietnam. Stein questioned Ky’s statements at a Canberra press luncheon January 20. Ky said he did not know Stein was a Communist and warned such a move could hurt his anti Communist image.
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Ky Hedging
Wellington
New Zealand
Nguyen Cao Ky
Harry Stein
Vietnam
Stein
Communist Weekly Tribune
Canberra
Baker Seeks Lie Detector Test in Tax Evasion Trial
Former Senate aide Baker nears end of cross examination in a federal court trial. He denies pocketing 80000 in campaign contributions or evading 22000 in taxes for 1961 and 1962. He claims funds went to Sen. Robert Kerr who allegedly loaned him 25000. Baker and his wife allegedly saved 5100 cash from their pay. Judge Gasch indicated the case would go to the jury this week.
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Washington P
Bobby Baker
Senate
Democrats
Robert S. Kerr
D-Okla
Kerr
William C. Bittman
Baker
Wayne L. Bromley
U.S
Southern Officials Silence On Ruling In Rape Deaths
Mississippi Attorney General Joe Patterson called the Supreme Court ruling a potential flood of new appeals in cases involving Negro defendants charged with raping white women. Arkansas officials noted the high court decision may affect Maxwell and others on death row, with debate over racial disparity in death sentences. Federal review could prompt further appeals across states including Florida and Alabama.
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Mississippi
Joe Patterson
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Patterson
South
South Carolina
Arkansan
William J. Maxwell
Maxwell
Joe Purcell
Purcell
Atty
Bruce Bennett
Florida
Claude Kirk
Hugh Maddox
Alabama
Lurleen Wallace
Maddox
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Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
John W. Byrnes
R-Wis
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