Johnson proposes federal aid to fuel suburb growth
President Johnson urged Congress to provide federal grants and loans to local governments and private developers to ease rapid suburban expansion. The plan seeks 50 000 new public housing units yearly for four years and a 1.4 billion two year urban renewal authorization while pushing a cabinet level housing department and swift action on mass transit. The initiative stresses avoiding sprawl and unplanned development and includes housing for farmers and migratory workers.
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Papal decision keeps John XXIII remains at Vatican grotto
Vatican source says Pope Paul VI will retain John XXIII remains permanently in a Vatican grotto. John XXIII had wished burial at St. John Lateran in Rome, with thousands visiting the site weekly influencing the choice.
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Memorial opened for General MacArthur in Norfolk
Norfolk Virginia AP. The city opened a memorial in its century old courthouse building on General Douglas MacArthur's 84th birthday. A formal ceremony is planned for May 30 with MacArthur in attendance. A campaign will raise over 5 million dollars for a second memorial, plus a 3 million endowment for history professorships and an American History building at Old Dominion College.
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Broadcasters Weight Cigarette Position At NAB Meeting
In Sarasota the National Association of Broadcasters begins a weeklong session to study the industry stance on cigarette advertising. NAB President Leroy Collins attends, weighing his $75,000 salary against possible political runs. The TV Code of Ethics Board urges two policy changes after a government report linked smoking to lung cancer, warning against ads that appeal to youth or imply health benefits.
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GM Sets Record Earnings in 1963 for GM
General Motors Corp reported 1963 net earnings of 1.592 billion dollars, a calendar year record for any company. Sales reached 16.5 billion, with new highs in car and truck production, payroll, dividends, and earnings per share. Only AT&T’s 1963 year figure approached GM, standing at 1.474 billion for the year ending Nov. 30.
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4-H Club News Up and Atom Members
The Up and Atom 4-H Club meeting elected officers for the year including President Dee Ann Tharp and Vice President Debbie Stroh. A cake demonstration by Miss Lassman and a party sandwich demo by Teri Tharp highlighted the program as members enjoyed fish shaped cake slices.
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