President Johnson signs Great Society measures in Texas
President Johnson signed the last of 453 bills, including a 1.842 billion antipoverty measure and expanded Social Security and education aid. He appointed Yale economist Merton Peck to the Council of Economic Advisers and outlined plans to study welfare reform while noting future changes to the tax and health programs.
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Merton J. Peck
Council of Economic Advisers
Gardner Ackley
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Ackley
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Eso
Texas
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Norodom Sihanouk
Cambodia
United States
Cabodian
Christian
Sihanouk
U.S
Roosevelt
America
Ben W. Heineman
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Mexico predicts big cotton crop for 1968
Mexico City AP report says Mexico will produce 2.6 million bales of cotton in the 1968-69 cycle. J Ernesto Ortegon Cervera of the Mexican Cotton Growers Association credited renewed government export subsidies at 97.7 percent, plus loans to farmers, lower cultivation costs with better techniques, and improved market information as key factors for the target.
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Nickle Knowledge And Some Quotable Notables
HAL BOYLE notes from readers show dieting rises, the buffalo makes a comeback with about 33,000 in protected herds, and a probe into costs of relief. The piece recalls heart surgery history, Inca plate use, Washington Monument climb times, and quotes from T S Eliot. It surveys lab risks, Kennedy mystery books, and pediaphobia among parents.
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John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Philosphy
Josiah Thompson
Don Herold
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