Expanding Congress Given Peek At LBJ's Program
Washington AP reports President Johnson's legislative plan expanding beyond two priority bills. After a White House conference, House Leader Carl Albert named potential next items: expanded Social Security for current recipients, area redevelopment to lift high unemployment, an immigration reform, broader unemployment benefits, and possibly an education aid bill. Albert cautioned details were general. McCormack and Johnson aim to push through with large majorities, while Republicans Halleck predicts swift passage of medical care and Appalachia bills.
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Governor Is Only Hope Of 4 Men On Death Row
Montgomery Alabama AP Governor George C Wallace faces a grave duty as 18 inmates wait in Kilby Prison death row. Twelve Negroes and six white men await execution with appeals pending or exhausted. Four men, three Negroes and one white, have exhausted court remedies and depend on the governor for mercy. Washington, Cobern, and others have had reprieves or new trials. Wallace has delayed or denied clemency in most cases while recalling the heavy responsibility of deciding life or death.
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Office Thief A Pitiful Amateur, Hold Up A Bank
New York AP column laments office theft as a growing nuisance. The author notes desk intrusions into personal correspondence and memorabilia, arguing thieves target items of sentimental value rather than material gain. He mocks the idea of organized espionage and portrays office thieves as amateurs.
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Did You Know About Audubon Wardens Protecting Wetlands
Did you know some thirty Audubon wardens oversee nearly a million acres of land and water in the United States to protect nesting birds including egrets ibises herons skimmers oyster catchers and pelicans.
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