28 Dec 1967
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Newspaper
California Pasadena Independent
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1967
Page
1
President Johnson and Agriculture Secretary Freeman pushed to shape next year’s budget during a Texas ranch stop. Johnson reviewed fiscal 1969 plans from 15 agencies while Freeman, Wood, and Seaborg argued for their departments. Freeman traveled with Budget Director Schultze to the Agriculture Department review.
Senator Dirksen lauded Richard Nixon and George Romney and Ronald Reagan in a wide interview and discussed other possible favorite son candidates. He noted Reagan’s popularity at home in California and cautioned about a conservative liberal split within the Republican Party in 1968, saying the umbrella is big with room for many shades of opinion.
Washington report says President Johnson will seek the smallest civilian space budget in six years, likely under 4 billion dollars, down from this year’s 4.59 billion. The note reflects cautious projections from informed sources amid congressional planning and budget constraints.
DETROIT UPI UAW members vote heavily for a three year national contract with General Motors in a ballot count from local bargaining units. Spokesmen cite about a three to one margin in favor while counting continues through today. The pact raises pay and benefits by 1.02 an hour, lifting the average radio worker’s annual earnings to about 87889 by 1970.
Weather shifts in winter correlate with higher male mortality and greater illness among infants. Analysts warn abrupt cold snaps may elevate miscarriage risk, though weather itself does not cause miscarriage. The piece notes heightened dangers during harsh winter months and the potential role of environment in pregnancy outcomes.
The National Heart Institute announced a test of an electronic device allowing heart patients in pain to resume normal activity by pressing a button. The device targets those with angina pectoris, enabling greater movement for previously sedentary individuals.
The Cairo and Washington reports indicate former President Dwight D. Eisenhower expressed support for Romney in the political standoff tied to the Suez situation. A government spokesman warned the canal would stay closed if Egyptian troops remained, complicating postwar shipping and alliance dynamics.
Washington statement denies Romnay unfit for president and cites calm in emergencies. Craftmakers Fair to be held at Pasadena Civic Auditorium 300 E Gravy Street from 10 am to 4 pm featuring 50 crafts, demonstrations, and junk craft exhibits. Free admission for the public with tickets available at local hobby and craft shops and group arrangements through Hox A, Tampa City, California.
Fragmented OCR style notice from Pasadena California with references to publication days and addresses. Mentions Colorado Boulevard Pashdena and legal advertising terms. Contains garbled names, dates, and area references such as East Valley and Sycamore.
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