Byrd Unmoved In Tax Hassle
Washington reports discuss a private White House lunch between President Johnson and Sen. Harry F. Byrd. The talks touched on the $11 billion tax cut and the budget for the next fiscal year, with Byrd pressing for spending restraint and a delayed timetable for budget release. Byrd secured a pledge to keep the budget down and a quicker committee handling of the tax bill.
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Marietta Strike Unsettled After 11 Weeks
The Marietta Manufacturing Co strike enters its 11th week with no settlement as 700 workers remain idle in Point Pleasant Ohio River town of 7000. Unionized shipyard labor disputes halted talks while retail losses and unemployment benefit questions unfold.
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Johnsons Religion Is Ecumenical Across Denominations
AP notes President Johnson follows an interdenominational pattern in worship and family church affiliations. He remains a member of the First Christian Church in Johnson City Texas, while also attending Mt. Vernon Place Methodist Church St. John’s Episcopal and National Cathedral. His wife and two daughters are Episcopalians.
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