Budget records bold blueprint for war and Great Society
President Johnson presents a record $112.8 billion federal budget for 1967 to Congress. It pledges balance and responsibility while expanding defense, Great Society programs, and antipoverty efforts. War costs loom, with possible tax changes and inflation risks noted. Congress signals readiness to fund defense as Viet Nam escalates.
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Governor Godwin aims sales tax bill in days in Virginia
Governor Godwin left a fruitful session with House and Senate Finance Committee leaders promising a soon introduced sales tax bill. He sought near consensus on local revenue rules, with some hope states may allow cities and counties to keep local taxes but under uniform overall limits. He noted the measure could be introduced within days, possibly Wednesday, and debated whether to file in both chambers or only the House. See ASSEMBLY Page Two.
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Richmond
Godwin
General Assembly
House Finance Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Charles K. Hutchens
House
John Warren Cooke
State College and Mental Hospital
Senate
Autopsy Links Mott Death to Slashed Throat in USSR
US embassy said autopsy shows American traveler Newcomb Mott died from a cut throat while a Soviet prisoner but offered no conclusion about Soviet suicide claims. Multiple wounds noted on wrists elbows stomach and neck. embassy awaits full Soviet investigation and instrument identification.
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Newcomb Mott
Soviet Union
Mott
Moatt
Sheffield
Mass
Matt
Massachusetts
President Assures Congress on Defense Budget
President Johnson presented a 1967 defense budget of about 57.15 billion dollars to Congress, aiming to arm the United States for Vietnam while preserving forces for other challenges. The plan includes 10.3 billion in special Vietnam funds, new nuclear and conventional forces, a second atomic carrier, and Minuteman III missiles with decoys to defeat defenses. McNamara defended the budget, saying it matches plans through June 1967 and would be revised if war plans change.
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
Congress
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Pacific
George DB. Aiken
Vermont
House Republican Conference
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Johnson
Paul A. Fine
R.N.Y
Spessard L. Holland
D-Fla
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Viet Nam
John C.stennis
D-Miss
Washington
United States
Capitol Hill
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Southeast Asia
Navy
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Air Force
Democrats defend Johnson budget amid GOP critique
Washington report shows Republicans in Congress challenging President Johnson's $112.8 billion budget, wary of revenue assumptions while Democrats defend the plan as sound. Leaders stress defense needs and allocate scrutiny to domestic programs, noting a projected $1.8 billion deficit.
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House
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Viet Nam
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
117 Die As Air India Plane Crashes Mont Blanc
Air India Boeing 707 named Kanchenjunga crashes near Mont Blanc while attempting to land at Geneva. All 117 aboard perish including five Americans and a French national residing in New York. Wreckage scatters across the Alpine snow as investigators seek why a clear day disaster occurred.
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France
Air India
Mont Blanc
Air India Office
New York
E. H. Robinson
Union Carbide Corp
E. W. Calloway
Union Maritime Corp
R. J. Homan
James W. Gray
57Th St
New York City
Jacqueline Freitas
L.E
Astai
Ian
Kan‘chenjunga
Iworld
Geneva
Cointrin
Drinking Parties Blamed For Death Of A Teenager
Fairfax County police tied weekend deaths and critical injuries to teen drinking parties amid bitter temperatures and snow. Det. Lt. R. H. Lester said the dead youth Allan E. MacArthur, 17, was found in a ditch after wandering from a party. a coroner ruled exposure the cause. He noted adults buying whisky for teens as a problem in the large county.
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Fairfax County
R. H. Lester
Lester
Allan E. MacArthur
Springfield
Claude E. Cooper
Fair
Master Of House May Turn Off TV Ruling
Magistrate Charles J. Alfano ruled in municipal court that the master of the house may turn off his own television set. In a family dispute Erika Weekenmann accused her husband of assault as he turned the set down twice after she raised the volume. She said he broke an indoor antenna. he said she slapped him. The charge was dismissed.
Three U S Servicemen Die In Da Nang Attack
Viet Cong mortars hit the Da Nang Marine base early Tuesday killing three Americans. Two Vietnamese soldiers also died and 25 people were wounded, including 11 Americans, 11 Vietnamese soldiers, and three civilians. Marines launched helicopters to pursue attackers as joint operations by allied forces reported little detail.
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da Nang Base
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Marine
da Nang
Plane Crash Kills 47 Aboard Near An Khe
A U.S. Air Force C123 troop carrier with 47 men aboard crashed and burned Tuesday five miles east of An Khe, shortly after takeoff. None believed to have survived. The crash occurred in the An Khe staging area of the 1st Cavalry Division, about 250 miles northeast of Saigon.
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Ome
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
An Khe
1St Cavalry Division
Mortar attack near Han River base kills three Americans
An American mortar strike near the Seabee encampment across the Han River killed two Marines and one Air Policeman. The hit-and-run barrage lasted about 15 minutes, damaging an air and gasoline storage area, trucks, vehicles, and a mobile crane. one Marine was on duty at the construction battalion site.
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Seabee Mobile Construction Battalion
Han River
U.S
To Perfect Rendezvous Tactic Young Collins For Gemini 10
Navy Cmdr John W Young and Air Force Maj Michael Collins were named to pilot Gemini 10 a two or three day rendezvous mission in Houston. The flight aims to perfect space rendezvous for a moon landing with possible EVA. Details remain sketchy and mission timing depends on Gemini 8 and 9 outcomes.
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Houston
Tex
Navy
John W. Young
Air Force
Michael Collins
Young
Virgil I. Grissom
Collins
Space Agency
Ihe
U.S
Men Suffer Case Of The Curves At English Factory
HIGH SYCOMBE England Bob Evans and fellow workers recover from a condition blamed on factory work making birth control pills. They suffered headaches and breast swelling after absorbing dust from hormone chemicals. Middle aged women later took over the job and Evans and colleagues returned to health.
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High Sycombe
England
Bob Evans
Evans
Senate Opens First Floor Fight Of Year Over Filibuster Talk
The Senate began debate on repealing section 14B of the Taft Hartley act, with filibuster threats from Sen. Everett Dirksen and counter from Sen. Wallace Bennett. LeadersMover Mansfield pushed to proceed, while procedural skirmishing continued as the chamber adjourned to Tuesday.
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Washington
House
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Weather report for Virginia and North Carolina
Virginia sees Tuesday cloudy and cold with a chance of snow in the southwest and along the southern border. Highs in the 20s in the mountains and 30s elsewhere with snow possible Tuesday night and Wednesday. North Carolina faces cloudy, cold Tuesday with rain or snow spreading west by day end and mostly rain elsewhere. rain ends Wednesday and temperatures stay cold.
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North Carolina
Downtown Weather Log Summary
Weather log records daily readings with temperature and barometric data. Entry shows calm wind, readings for Monday evening and Tuesday, noting low 25 and high 41, 24-hour precipitation listed as Suone.
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