Johnson signs 3.25 billion uplift bill for distressed areas
President Johnson signed the Public Works and Economic Development Act to pump 3.25 billion in federal funds into distressed U S cities and towns. The program aims to create jobs, rebuild hope, and spur private venture while expanding development centers and multi state efforts like Appalachia. Eugene B Foley named assistant commerce secretary to oversee the initiative.
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Prayer for gratitude and steadfastness in the world
A devotional prayer asks for a grateful heart toward providence, sensitivity to others, a love of learning and loyalty to truth, patience for the unromantic, and stability and peace on earth through divine guidance.
Cannery Ballots On Ice As Election Count Delayed
Union leader Manuel Castro says about 66 of 1500 voters may be unqualified, with 54 ballots challenged. Election officials will review records while observers monitor the count. Hassler appears to unseat Adams for president. Swyers ousts Albert for VP. trusteeship outcomes hinge on challenged ballots.
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Bombers Hammer At Viet Cong Zone North Of Saigon
U S Air Force B 52 bombers from Guam struck the Viet Cong zone about 30 miles north of Saigon. U S Navy and Air Force planes targeted north Viet Nam facilities including army barracks, bridges, radar sites, and tail installations while avoiding Hanoi area due to SAM missile threats.
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Experiments Curbed as Gemini 3 Rockets Fail
Two maneuvering thrusters on Gemini 3 failed briefly before astronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad extended the space endurance record. They cut experiments to conserve fuel, icing suspected after a seven hour idle period. Despite thruster issues, the mission's eight day goal remained untouched.
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Hayward council approves 8 cent tax rate rise
Hayward City Council voted 5 to 1 to raise the city tax rate to $1.60 per $100 of assessed value for the new fiscal year starting July 1, with six council members present and Yernyn Blichfeldt absent. The average home owner with a $3,500 assessed value will pay about $2.80 more yearly, while proponents argued higher services and stability. opponents urged austerity and cuts to personnel.
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Trucking Tie Up May Slacken As Mechanics Strike
A heavy‑duty mechanics strike threatens to ease trucking ties after Teamster locals are told to honor only shop area picket lines and not terminal gates. The International Association of Machinists is striking to raise wages from 3.68 to 4.00 dollars an hour with staged increases through 1967, affecting up to 100 firms and about 20 percent of California long‑haul trucking.
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Congressional readers urged to back new atomic pact with Indonesia
Columnist Robert S. Alien outlines today’s call to support an atomic agreement with Indonesia on the editorial page. Includes Ann Landers Comics and Crossword Editorials as part of the section.
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Seoul Rioting Sees Sixth Day Of Student Protests
Seoul faced its sixth day of anti government demonstrations over the Japan relations treaty as a front line unit entered the capital. Defense Minister Kim Sung un said martial law was not contemplated now, but harsher steps would come if needed to quell unrest.
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Singapore Red Plot Smashed Amid Tense Independence
Singapore authorities revealed a Communist Indonesian plot to assassinate government ministers including Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew. Police say the Singapore organizer Sim Siew Lin led the People’s Revolutionary Party with 20 agents arrested and ties to Barisan Sosial Ix alleged. The statement described aims of violent political disruption.
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ICBM Fired Down Range At Vandenberg AFB
An Atlas B intercontinental ballistic missile was launched down the Air Force Western Test Range early today to support the U S Army Nike Zeus anti missile program. Launch time was 4 2 am.
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Johnson Presses Steel Talks To Settlements By Telephone
Washington AP President Johnson spoke by telephone with steel industry chief negotiator R. Conrad Cooper and United Steelworkers president I W Abel. He pressed for a settlements through collective bargaining and urged full cooperation in the national interest. Both men said they would be as helpful as possible within their views and constituents.
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