Economy Exemptions Sought By Johnson Request
President Johnson asked Congress to let him spend more than the agreed 180 billion budget by exempting the Commodity Credit Corporation and Medicaid from spending cuts. Senate leader Mansfield signaled a “reasonable chance” for the exemptions, tied to the economy order. The move sparked debate as senators also voted to protect nearly 487 million in school aid for impacted areas despite warnings of financial strain.
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UPS
Johnson
Congress
Senate
Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Williams
Mansfield
Radical agitators blamed for Chicago convention disruption
Chicago charges Friday that radical agitators planned violence to disrupt the Democratic National Convention and paralyze the city. The Daley administration criticized hard core protesters for misleading followers and abusing newsmen, stating the convention was not disrupted and the city was not ...
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Chicago
UPI
Richard J. Daley
Ges
24 Hour Police Guard Provided For Negro Minister in Irasburg
In Newport Vermont authorities ordered round the clock police protection for Rev. David Johnson of Irasburg after reports of a vigilante group forming. The case involves an adultery charge with Mrs. Barbara Lawrence, with the trial set for September and defense seeking venue changes.
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Vermont
New York
Johnson
Barbara Lawrence
White House
Seaside
Calif
Orleans County
Mr. Johnson
Shotgunr Weiding
Lewis Springer
Robert Rachlin
St. Johnsbury
Springer
Atty
Leonard Pearson
Pearson
Lawrence
California
Johnson Urges Senate Action on Fortas Nomination
President Johnson pressed the Senate to confirm Abe Fortas as chief justice and sought to quell talk of withdrawal or compromise. After talks with Mansfield and Dirksen, he claimed a Senate majority backing his picks, while doubts about overcoming a filibuster linger amid stalled nominations and GOP Southern resistance.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Senate
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
White House
Fortas
Earl Warren
Homer Thornberry
Mike Mansfield
Everett Dirksen
Mansfield-Dirksen
Capitol Hill
Dirksen
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mansfield
Judiciary Committee
Judiciary
Griffin
Dubcek Urges Czechs To Think of Future
Prague reports say Alexander Dubcek urged Czechoslovaks to focus beyond today and aid the regime in meeting Moscow s demands for normalization. The party Presidium vowed to remove obstacles to normalization wherever they come from. Kuznetsov arrived to discuss the pace with President Svoboda as Hajek returned from abroad.
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UPI
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Soviet Union
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Ludvik Svoboda
Jiri Hajek
Kremlin
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National Front
Presidium
Radio Prague
Antonin Novotny
Goodell Seen Choice Of Rocky for Senate
Albany dispatch reports Gov. Nelson Rockefeller plans to name Rep. Charles Goodell to succeed the late Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. The choice, favored by sources close to the governor, follows discussions with inner-circle figures including Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson and Atty. Gen. Louis Lefkowitz. Keating is reportedly out of contention despite prior support.
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N.Y
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Charles Goodell
Robert F. Kennedy
Rockefeller
Goodell
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Kenneth B. Keating
Court of Appeals
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Keating
Malcolm Wilson
Louis Lefkowitz
GOP
Charles Shoeneck
Charlie
Sen
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Charles Percy
Illinois
New Politics
House
House Administraon
Hearing Set for Oct 9 on Road Changes North Bennington U.S. 7 Relocation
The Vermont Highway Department announces a public hearing October 9 at 7 30 p.m. in the Bennington Armory to discuss preliminary routes for relocated U.S. 7 and the North Bennington connector from Vermont 67 to U.S. 7. About 100 property owners in Bennington and North Bennington could be affected as routes extend 0.9 miles north of Vermont 9 and connect to Overlea Road.
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Bennington
North Bennington
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Vermont Highway Department
Bennington Armory
Overlea
Ike & Mike Corp
Oakerwood Golf Course
Harold D. Hewitt
Kenneth Porter
Richard Thurber
Theodore Lanoue
Edwin Dickie
Herbert Davenport
Wayne Gauthier
George Dickie
Henry M. Tuttle Co
Mark Rice
Lyman van Nostrand
Joseph Hall
Paul Bone MI
Ball L. Lyons
Charles A. McLaughlin
Donald Hemenway
Leo
Blanche Duverney
Ezekiel
Inez N. Cross
Holmes Transportation, Inc
Rene J. LaFlamme
Dean W. Osgood
Earl M. Denio
Frank
Steve Rice
Ted Morse Jr
Peter Kapitan
C. Senecal
Clarence Chandler Jr
Erbert Andrews
Luella B
James
Florence Nugent
Robert A
Mary Johnson
Edward D
Catherine Lane
Lester E
Pearl B
Harwood
Philip
Merle O
Linde
Burton W
Carl A
Richmond
Clifford Denio
Alexander
Lucia Bebris
Marvin Loveland
Philip Lawless
Clifford Turner
Belzora
Clark Loomis
Charles A
Marguerite Sutherland
Shaftsbury
State of Vermont Railway
Bank Street
North Benninton
Houghton
Overlea Road
Clarence Vadakin
Reaha L. Pierce
Harold
John Bischof
William Flood
Freeland Littlefield
Shea Realty
Delia Leonard
Fred C. Russell
William Danley
Henry Loveland
Myron Jones
Ralph Gaul
Highway Department
Shaftsbury-Sunderland
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