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Newspaper

Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1967

Page

5

Johnson enjoys holiday at LBJ Ranch as governors back him

President Johnson rests at his Texas ranch during a quiet holiday weekend while meeting with Democratic governors in St Louis who issued a supportive statement praising his leadership. He signs a bill authorizing 43 million dollars for elderly programs and marks Medicare’s first anniversary. The committee recommends withholding federal highway funds until routes protect natural resources and beauty.

Frank Cormier San Antonio Tex Johnson LBJ Deep South Lyndon B. Johnson Harris Washington.pout Co Alexei N. Kosygin Middle East St. Louis Joanson Lady Bird

Shriver Fights for CEO Backing in Congress

Senator Shriver faces a tough battle over the Office of Economic Opportunity as Congress weighs the 1968 budget. He warns the life of antipoverty programs may hinge on funding levels and GOP moves to dismantle OKO.

Washington Sargent Shriver Congress Office of Economic Opportunity Shriver OEO Labor and Health Education Welfare Johnson Antipoverty House Senate America Albert A. Quie Minnesota Charles E. Goodell New York Council of Economic Opportunity Advisers White House

Meetings In Meigs Women’s Auxiliary Board Meeting

The Women’s Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital Executive Board will hold a meeting on Monday July 3 at 7:30 p.m. in the hospital conference room.

Women’s Auxiliary, of Veterans Memorial Hospital

New FOI Act Reached Few Changes Expected

Washington AP report notes federal agencies begin under a new Freedom of Information Act with few expecting major procedural changes. Law allows access to most documents with nine categories exempt. officials skeptical, some implying ongoing secrecy. White House says records not classified are provided. agencies plan public reading rooms to aid access.

Washington House John Moss D—Calif John Q. Public Edward V. Long D. Mo Senate Atty Ramsey Clark George Christian White House

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