Scranton Attacks Johnson Aides On Automation
Pennsylvania Governor William W Scranton attacks President Johnson's administration for delaying automation and chastises GOP ostriches in his party over coping with automation. He lays out five policy steps including removing automation restrictions and job retraining as he campaigns in Michigan for delegate support. He says Goldwater leads on delegates but predicts a different San Francisco convention outcome.
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Congress pushes bills on transit aid pay and foreign aid
In a summer drive to act, the House advanced a transit aid bill providing 375 million dollars for cities with traffic problems, while the Senate committee approved a pay raise costing about 550 million annually. The House cut 200 million from foreign aid, and a fight against further cuts was promised. A 77 to 2 Senate vote upheld extending some excise taxes with amendments to repeal levies on cosmetics and luggage.
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Red China faces strain for major war says US line
AP dispatch from Washington notes China’s military aging, fuel and parts shortages, and reliance on a vast but underequipped force. U.S. officials say Moscow cut arms and assistance, retarding Beijing’s atom bomb timeline and its capacity to wage a large-scale Southeast Asian conflict.
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Ambulance Collision Fatality in Little Rock
Bill Layne Gabbard, 19, of Little Rock died in a hospital Thursday from injuries after an ambulance with siren and flashing light ran a stop sign and collided with a taxicab at an intersection Saturday. Police witnesses cited the stop sign violation as a factor.
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