Governors Seek Bipartisan Viet Nam Resolution at Conference
Democratic governors urged a public display of support for President Johnson's Viet Nam policies and formed a committee to craft a resolution aimed at bipartisan approval. Republican governors expressed reservations about a blanket endorsement, with figures like Hatfield Romney and Chafee signaling opposition.
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Douglas B. Cornell
LOS Angeles
National Conference of Governors
Johnson
Viet Nam
Texas
John B. Connally
Association of Democratic Governors
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
George W. Romney
Michigan
Hatfield
Romney
GOP
James H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Harold E. Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
Paul B. Johnson
Mississippi
State House
Lansing
White House
Ronald Reagan
California
Edmund G. Brown
Reagan
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Century Plaza Hotel
Connally
Saxon attacks new antitrust law in bank merger case
Comptroller James J. Saxon condemned the Justice Department for a new approach to antitrust enforcement in bank mergers. He withdrew approval for the merger of two State College banks, First National and People's National, asserting the suit would hurt small banks financially and disrupt local competition. He urged courts to weigh banking factors and public interest beyond mere competition theory.
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Washington
James J. Saxon
Justice Department
Department
State College
First National Bank
Antitrust
Saxon
People’s National
Antitrust Division
Middle District
Pennsylvania
Congress
Moptop Males Run Afoul Of Pool Rules
A Portland AP report notes 14 year old Robert Richard barred from Eastern Promenade pool unless his long hair is covered by a bathing cap. The new rule requires boys with long hair to wear caps like girls, prompting the drummer to protest that hair is part of his act.
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Portland, Maine
Robert Richard
Robert
Polaris Sub's Sea Trials Successful
The Polaris submarine Henry L. Stimson returned to Groton at midnight after sea trials described as a success. Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover led the trials and expressed satisfaction as the Stimson, launched last November, completed the testing.
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Groton
Raleigh Hospital Fails Medicare Qualification
Raleigh's Rex Hospital remains ineligible to treat Medicare patients. An Office of Equal Health Opportunity official cited civil rights noncompliance, noting an extremely low share of Black patients and lack of Black medical staff. The statement came from Morton Lebow, the agency's public information director, in Washington.
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Raleigh
Office of Equal Health’ Opportunity
Washington
Rex Hospital
Morton Lebow
Federal Agency
Lebow
Va. search ends as brothers walk out of woods
In Bath County Virginia two Alexandria brothers Ricky Green fourteen and Jimmy nine rejoined their family after a day surviving in a wooded area. Police and rescue squads with a state police dog and aircraft aided a search that involved over one hundred people. The boys were found on Virginia 629 about eleven miles from the original missing point and were tired and hungry.
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Clifton Forge
Alexandria
Bath County
Ricky Green
Jimmy
Thomas Green
Douthat State Park
Park
Allegheny
Virginia 629
Hit and run suspected in rural Laurinburg man’s death
Scotland County Sheriff B P Itch said Virgil Layton 66 was found outside his Green Pond country store near Gibson around 9 30 p m Tuesday two miles from Gibson in Laurinburg N C The victim’s crushed watch stopped at 9 30 p m indicating time of death and authorities suspect a hit and run driver.
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Laurinburg
N.c
Scotland
B. Pitch
Keene
Virgil Layton
Layton
Frederick Cotlingham
Gibson
Green Pond
Johnson reports 1966 deficit below January forecast
President Johnson said fiscal 1966 ended with red ink below the $6.4 billion January forecast. He cited three main points: the deficit was lower than prior year’s, down more than last year’s $1.5 billion cut, and substantially below fiscal 1965’s $5.3 billion. He linked results to realistic estimates, controlled outlays, and economy health.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Texas Ranch
Five More South Carolina Park Swim Areas Reopen
The South Carolina Forestry Commission announced five more state park swimming areas will reopen this week after three years. Lee, Poinsett and Sesquicentennial State Park pools open Wednesday, while Ocottee and Kings Mountain pools open Friday. Earlier, Myrtle Beach, Huntington, Cheraw, Hunting Island, Packs Mountain and Table Rock pools had reopened. About nine additional parks will follow soon.
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Columbia
South Carolina Forestry Commission
Lee, Poinsett
Sesquicentennial
Ocottee
Kings Mountain
Myrtle Beach
Huntington
Cheraw
Hunting Island
Packs Mountain
Table Rock
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University of Virginia
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Chesterfield County
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Toler
Stafford County
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Richmond, Fredericksburg & Potomac Railroad
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Norman A. Campbell
Accomac
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Charles White
Samuel Crockett
Tangier Island
White
Crockett
Norfolk
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Virginia
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Appomattox County
Samuel Howard Garrison
Rural Electrification Administration
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Crewe
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D-Va
Robertson
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Arlington, Va
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