Defense Outlays Won't Hurt Civilian Demands
The Johnson administration receives a council of economic advisers report stating Viet Nam peacetime outlays will not disrupt civilian demands. Defense spending remains 7.6 percent of national output in 1966 and 1967, similar to 1965, with no need to expand the Defense Materials System despite wartime expansion.
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Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Council
Congress
White House
Pentagon
Defense
Korea
DMS
Commerce Department
Business and Defense Services Administration
Ballot Box Lacks Labor Opposition
London reports Labour pressures on Prime Minister Wilson to call a general election after Hull North victory and rising Labour majority in Parliament. Wilson’s aides weigh public mood against another election as he seeks stable governance amid a harsh cold five day forecast.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
London
Harold Wilson
Hull
Wilson
House of Commons
Labor
Kevin McNamara
Hull North
Edith Pitt
Commons
McNamara
Toby Jessel
Edward Heath
Execution date set for Boggs murder case in Arizona
Judge fixed April 22 as the execution date for Donald Boggs 23 of London Derry Ohio after a guilty plea to first degree murder in the Labor Day killings near Ash Fork Arizona. Boggs' girlfriend Dixie Lee Radcliff 16 of Amesville Ohio faces Feb 7 sentencing for compounding a crime and being an accessory after the fact. An appeal by Boggs is anticipated which would stay the execution automatically.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Donald Boggs
Londonderry
Ohio
Boggs
Ash Fork
Dixie Lee Radcliff
Amesville
Rio Grande Instructor To Aid Rep Moeller
Rep. Walter H. Moeller of Ohio hires Rio Grande College instructor Thomas E. Beers as administrative aide. Beers leaves his college post from Southern Ohio school to work for the congressman. He holds degrees from Youngstown and Kent State universities.
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Washington
Walter H. Moeller
Dohio
Thomas E. Beers
Youngstown
Kent State
Southern Ohio
Approval For Post Is Sought
A three judge federal panel begins hearings today to decide if Rep elect Julian Bond should be seated in the Georgia House of Representatives Bond was denied the seat when the legislature opened January 10 because of his Viet Nam statements and calls to avoid military service He contends his exclusion violated his free speech rights as a Negro and as publicity director of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee.
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Atlanta
Julian Bond
Georgia
House of Representatives
Bond
U. S
Viet Nam
Elbert P. Tuttle
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Griffin B. Bell
Lewis P. Morgan
House
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Filibuster Set for 14B Senate Fight Over Union Shop
Washington Republicans and Southern Democrats prepared for a lengthy Senate clash aimed at repealing Taft Hartley Act 14B. Democratic Leader Mansfield scheduled extended hours and a possible end of debate by next week, with a cloture vote before February 10 as Lincoln Day recess nears.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Mansfield
Fifteen Democrats Ask Johnson for Collective Judgment on Bombing
Fifteen Democratic senators urge President Johnson to seek their collective judgment before resuming air strikes on North Vietnam. The letter, sent Thursday, aligns with continued support for the five week bombing moratorium. Senate leader Mike Mansfield and Foreign Relations chair J. W. Fulbright spearheaded the push. Fulbright and Mansfield differed from most leaders in a White House meeting.
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Washington
U.S
North Viet Nam
Johnson
Mike Mansfield
Senate
J. W. Fulbright
Foreign Relations Committee
George D. Aiken
White House
Mansfield
Fulbright
Kingston teens aid fire crews in downtown blaze
In Ross County village, Zane Trace High School students on upper-floor hoses assisted 150 firemen fighting a late afternoon blaze that heavily damaged a grocery, a doctor's office, upstairs apartments, a remodel project, and the custodian’s residence. Estimated damage ranged from 50 000 to 100 000 dollars.
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Kingston
Zane Trace High School
Ross County
Allies Press Threefold Push Into VC Territory
In South Viet Nam heavy small arms fire met three Allied fronts as U S cavalry 1st Air Cavalry moved north of Bong Son near Route 1. The 101st Airborne and Korean Capital Division also pushed north of Tuy Hoa with South Vietnamese units in Operation Masher Van Buren. Casualties not yet reported.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U. S. 1St Cavalry
Bong Son
U. S
U.S
South China Sea
South Korea
101St Airborne Division
Tuy Hoa
Jury selection in Mossler murder trial extends into second week
In Miami, attorneys near limit on challenges as the Mossler case heads toward a third week. Candace Mossler and Melvin Lane Powers hold four challenges each as 135 jurors are questioned. Mrs Messier, accused of conspiring with Powers, suffers migraine and nausea and is treated at her downtown apartment.
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Miami
Fla
Mossler
Candace Mossler
Melvin Lane Powers
Messier
Powers
Jacques
George Schulz
Final Exam Voided at University of Miami
University of Miami voided a final exam stolen from a professor and sold. The dean's council ruled that 1600 students in the natural science course will not repeat the exam and grades will be based on prior exam results.
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Miami
Fla
University of Miami
Armin H. Gropp
Swing At Rhodes Reams Urges Foe Swing
In Ohio, Frazier Reams Jr. and McKllwain urged a broad Democratic push against Gov. James A. Rhodes for the May 3 primary. Reams said Rhodes is vulnerable and that the party is tightening and consolidating. He planned to campaign with Allen County Democrats and hinted at naming Morton Neipp as state party chair if nominated.
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Rhodes
Reams
Lima
Frazier Reams Jr
Harry H. Mec Iiwain
James A. Rhodes
Toledo
Allen County
Democratic Party
Ohio
Mellwain
Morton Neipp
William L Coleman
Gas Rate Increase Scheduled In Area
Athens area and other communities will pay more for natural gas starting March 1 as refunds ending after a year return to previous levels. Columbia Gas of Ohio cites supplier refunds and varied restorations by location including Middleport New Lexington Pomeroy and others with several towns seeing smaller adjustments.
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Athens
Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc
Walter D. Betsch
Columbus
Betsch
Middleport
New Lexington
Pomeroy
Corning
Dresden
Coalville
Gallipolis
Somerset
Crooksville
Coalton
Glouster
Hamden
Jackson
Jacksonville
McArthur
Nelsonville
Rhodes Files For Re-Election In Ohio Governor Race
Governor James A. Rhodes announced his candidacy for re-election in Ohio, filing nominating petitions with Secretary of State Ted W. Brown. Executive assistant Roy Martin submitted the filing as Rhodes urged voters to allow him to finish programs and continue state governance reforms.
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Columbus
James A. Rhodes
Ted W. Brown
Ohio
Roy Martin
Hedy Lamarr Arrested on Petty Theft Charge
Los Angeles police say former Hollywood star Hedy Lamarr was arrested for petty theft after a department store spotting her placing clothing and goods worth 86 dollars into a bag then leaving. She was released on bond and had checks and valuables totaling at least 14000 in her purse.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Hedy Lamarr
Helen McGarry
Miss Lamarr
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