Passman Fumes Over Foreign Aid Cut Vows House Fight
Representative Otto Passman angrily denounced President Johnson after the Appropriations Subcommittee killed his proposed 515 million cut to a 3.5 billion foreign aid bill and approved only a 200 million reduction. He quit the panel chairmanship temporarily and vowed to press the issue on the House floor.
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Hearing Denied in New Hampshire Newspaper Antitrust Suit
The US Court of Appeals refused a rehearing in the Haverhill Gazette Co versus Union Leader Corp antitrust case. The appeal claimed the original damages of about 80,000 were inadequate and that the master erred by not attributing all losses to the Union Leader. The dispute stems from rivalry with the Haverhill Journal.
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New Hampshire Mulls Milk Market Merger With Vermont
Agriculture Commissioner Ray mond Rowley met with New Hampshire officials to discuss joining Vermont in consolidating federal milk order markets. The plan seeks a common price range for the four northern New England markets, replacing the current separate rates.
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Johnson Names New Chief of Army
President Johnson selects 52-year-old Lt. Gen. Harold K. Johnson as Army chief of staff and 49-year-old Lt. Gen. Creighton Abrams Jr. as deputy. Johnson, a Bataan survivor born in 1912, is the youngest Army chief since 1930 and rose from 32nd in three star seniority to top post. Abrams is a West Point graduate who served with Patton in Europe during World War II and becomes deputy chief of staff for the job.
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Redwoods in California Show Net Growth Surplus
California Redwood Association reports the state now grows more redwood trees than are cut for lumber. Private interests manage over a million acres, with 200000 more held by government agencies. California houses more than 100000 acres across 26 state parks containing about 1.5 million redwoods.
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