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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1963
Page
13
President Johnson signed a broad vocational education bill in the White House Cabinet Room amid bipartisan attendance. The act expands federal support, extends the impacted areas program by two years, and provides a one year extension of National Defense Education Act funds to aid 70 000 college students.
Personal income in November rose to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $472.8 billion, up from October. Increases came from wages and salaries, interest and dividends, and transfer payments, with service industries and state local governments driving payroll gains. For the first 11 months, income averaged $462 billion, up 4.7 percent from 1962.
President Johnson said the next budget will remove every dime of waste while preserving security and needed programs. He projected spending near 99 billion dollars this year with 3.5 billion in built in increases and noted agencies may appeal cuts as the Joint Chiefs of Staff plan to meet him December 30 at his Johnson City Texas ranch.
The Kennedy family will holiday at a $400,000 oceanfront Florida mansion with eight bedrooms nine servant rooms an inside garden and a 175 foot heated pool. Secret Service protectors will be on the grounds as they have in previous years. The home, leased in 1961 and again in 1962, was designed in 1939 for Charles Ulrich Bay and is owned by Col. Michael Paul who describes it as spacious with “more than I should have.”
Harvard Law School figure Roscoe Pound, 93, hospitalized in Cambridge, argues the Kennedy assassination involves federal and local jurisdiction. He calls for modernizing court procedures and rejects a purely Texas local view, noting broader legal implications and questions of presidential powers.
In Aswan Egypt Premier Chou En Lai suffered a nosebleed while touring the dam site. A Chinese doctor treated him as he continued the visit in an open car despite a pale, strained appearance. Officials described the episode as not serious.
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