Ford Vows A Fight to Cut Budget
Washington AP Ford leads Republicans in a revolt against Johnsons budget plan urging restraint to avoid tax hikes. Dirksen backs victory in Vietnam and foreign policy while Democrats call the State of the Union view presumptuous. In Frankfurt a refinery blast kills one, injures 68, damages $1 million.
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End of double load sparks rail strike crisis warning
AFL CIO union chief H E Gilbert warned a new nationwide rail strike crisis could erupt by March 31 if bargaining fails to begin and carriers restore at least half the 17 500 firemen jobs cut under a 1963 arbitration law. He aims to pattern deals with six major railroads before expanding to about 160 railroads.
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Salinger Released From Hospital After Hepatitis Treatment
Hollywood UPI Pierre Salinger former White House press secretary was released from a hospital where he was treated for hepatitis and reported in good condition. union leader Gilbert warned against railroad crisis and urged good faith bargaining with six railroads including Chesapeake and Ohio Baltimore and Ohio Norfolk and Western Atlantic Coast Line Louisville and Nashville Santa Fe Southern Pacific.
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New Men to Ground Units Boost U S Armed Strength
The administration plans 113000 additional fighting personnel mainly for army and marine ground forces as Vietnam demands grow. Navy and air force will add only a few thousand more. McNamara to seek 12.346 billion dollars in supplemental funds plus 415 million for economic needs and 94000 civilian personnel.
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U S troop buildup and savings bond rate rise eyed in Vietnam and U.S.
President Johnson expands armed forces and orders 113000 more personnel raising total to 3,093,000 while Secretary Fowler plans a savings bond rate increase to keep returns competitive. In Saigon seven thousand more troops arrive as Viet Cong shell a compound, harming an orphanage. defenses and budgets rise with 1966 plans.
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U S Sub Sargo Docks at Sesebo for Week Visit
The U S submarine Sargo docked at Sesebo on Tuesday for a seven day visit as part of a routine patrol leg.
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Sky Brightens for Boycott Victim
Enrique Negron a 56 year old Puerto Rican grocer who faced a boycott and social ostracism after helping a officer during a Bronx arrest received offers of help from a congressman a union two firms the Small Business Administration and private citizens. The SBA proposed a 15000 loan repayable in 15 years with no collateral as Negron contemplates reopening another business while the National Maritime Union promised reinstatement as a seaman.
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Won't Seek Elective Office Donald Johnson Declines
West Branch announces Donald B. Johnson will not seek any political office in 1966 citing numerous reasons. He remains active in the Republican party and continues business roles including West Branch Supply Inc. and Protein Blenders Inc. He served as American Legion national commander in 1964-65. Rumors linked a governor bid versus Gov. Harold Hughes. Other GOP runoff hopefuls named are William Murray, Jack Peters, and Roy Longstaff.
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Iowa State
Jack W. Peters
Des Moines
Roy Longstaff
Brookhaven Gun Rampage Wounds Three Kills Self
Michael Maresca 34 of Patchogue New York allegedly opened fire with a shotgun at Brookhaven National Laboratory seriously wounding three colleagues before taking his own life. Victims were reported in fair to good condition. officials saw no apparent motive.
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