President Johnson loses key economic adviser Schultze
Budget Director Charles L. Schultze will leave after completing the 1969 budget and will be replaced by Charles J. Zwick. Schultze, a Brookings fellow and Maryland economics lecturer, cites the疲 wearying nature of the role and will join academic life. The shift follows Ackley’s move to Italy, with Okun succeeding him on the Council of Economic Advisers. Zwick brings defense budget Vietnam insight to the post.
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Blood Transfusions Needed For American Heart Patient
Teams of specialists fought to halt severe liver deterioration threatening Mike Kasperak, America's first adult heart transplant patient. He remained in critical condition as the woman donor heart began to function near normal capacity. Doctors ordered blood transfusions after detecting internal bleeding midmorning Monday. A blood bank said donors rushed in to help Kasperak.
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RFK Agrees With McCarthy But Does Not Endorse Him
United Press International reports that Eugene McCarthy plans a six day California tour including Stanford and USC as he seeks the Democratic nomination. Kennedy does not endorse McCarthy yet but says the peace candidacy helps the party and would back the nominee. Polls show Johnson gaining. Harris canvass places him near Rockefeller with Nixon Romney and Reagan trailing.
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Texas Second In Defense Contracts
Washington reports Texas has risen to second in prime defense contracts, edging New York while California leads. For fiscal year ending June 30, Texas secured about 9.5 percent of total contracts, largely from F1lls fighter-bomber work at Fort Worth, with $1.2 billion in that program.
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Boy Refuses Cough Medicine, Colorado Sheriff Called
In Colorado Springs a mother phoned the sheriff to request help as her son, 19, refused to take cough medicine. Deputy James E. Lewis went to the home but reported no success in persuading him.
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Powell on Speaking Tour Threatens to Blow Whistle
Adam Clayton Powell, ousted from Congress amid misconduct charges, vows to expose campaign leaders if indicted. He arrives from exile in the Bahamas to launch a 14 campus tour, plans to visit Watts in Los Angeles, and faces a New York contempt arrest warrant over a civil libel judgment.
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Sweden Grants Asylum to Four U.S. Sailors
Sweden granted political asylum to four American sailors who deserted the U S S Intrepid to protest the Vietnam war. The Aliens Commission acted after an advisory committee unanimously urged asylum for humanitarian reasons. Names include Richard Bailey John Barilla Michael Lindner and Craig Anderson who left Yokosuka Oct 23 and reached Moscow before seeking refuge in Sweden Dec 29.
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