Johnson Urges Byrd Lunch to Push Tax Cut Bill
President Johnson invited Sen. Harry Byrd to the White House for lunch amid efforts to move an $11-billion tax cut through Congress. Byrd, head of the Senate Finance Committee, reportedly accepted. Johnson pressed labor and business groups to back the bill and spoke on social and health plans, stressing jobs as the administration’s top goal. The day included meetings with AFL-CIO and business leaders, and a tariff dispute with EC nations triggered retaliation.
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Washington
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Johnson
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Virginia
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Byrd
House
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Jonson
Jens
Patiedn
America
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Afl-Cio Officars
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Afl-Cio
Business Advisory Council
White House
Alma
U.S
European Economic Community
Lester B. Pearson
Canada
Capitol
Texas
Accelerated Driver Education Urged In Colorado
JIM HITCH, president of the National Safety Council, and Byron Hansford, Colorado education commissioner, join in Greeley to urge accelerated high school driver education. Howard Pyle heads the Safety Council, stressing an efficient program and potential safety gains from trained drivers. A panel moderated by M. R. Darlington Jr. featured experts discussing the topic at Frasier Hall.
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Jim Hitch
Nationalle, Safety Council
Colorado
Trommissioner of
Greeley
Howard Pyle
Safe
Ty Council
Byron Hansford
Frasier Hall
CSC. Com
Pus
Hahsford
M. R. Darlington, Jr
Auto Industries Highway Safety Committee
Driver education urged to cut highway deaths at conference
National safety leaders report driver education can reduce traffic fatalities. Delegates from 15 states heard Pyle and Hansford stress that many professional drivers lack basic skills and that teaching beginners first could curb accidents. Public notices include permits for various structures totaling millions in cost.
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National Commission On Safety Education
National Education Association
Hawaii
Pyle
Hansford
Board Sees Money To Finish Building Program
Soni R. Clayton the school board president spoke before the Citizens Committee about contractor relations. No Northern Colorado general contractor bids were received, delaying the program. The board suspects but lacks evidence of issues with local bids and noted past high Sherwood School bids while avoiding further delays.
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Soni R. Clayton
Citizens Committee
Robert Singer
Clayton
Norther
Colorado
Sherwood
Singer
Shaver and Co
la Junta
Bonell
Morram
Frank Gappa
Franklin
School Board
John Jackson Schou
Assassination Panel Seeks Subpoena Power
Johnson named seven member commission to probe Kennedy slaying in Dallas. Chief Justice Warren said the group will seek subpoena power and meet again after a long first session guarded behind doors. The panel intends to pursue findings from FBI and other agencies as it reviews the assassination.
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Warren
Washington
Commission
Earl Warren
FBI
Bg Commission
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Conin
Dallas
Gress
Johnson
Witnes
Hale Bogos
Release of Kidnapped American Aims at Terror Group Tactics
The FALN and pro-Communist forces for National Liberation kidnapped Sol. James X. Chenault of Sherman Texas, an official with the U. S. military mission in Venezuela. He was released unharmed eight days after the kidnapping on the eve of an election. The attack broadened to include British targets as the group sought to draw international attention to its campaign.
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Paul Finch
FALN
Caracas
Venezuela
Sol
James X. Chenault
Procon
U. S
Rights Bill Hearing Slated for January
Washington AP reports Rep. Howard W. Smith will hold hearings on the civil rights bill in January, potentially stalling the discharge petition by Rep. Emanuel Celler. House Republicans expect passage before end of January as tensions over the bill rise. Colorado toll rises with two deaths in separate crashes, 460 statewide this year, up from 423 last year.
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Smith
Judiciary Committee
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Washington
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D-Va
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Rules Committee
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D-N.y
Celler
House
Charles A. Halleck
James L. Orr
Kort Mar
Indiana
Gan
Julesburg
Staith
Bediva
William Wrench
White House
Ridge
Associated Press
Colorado
Board details 10 year school building plan amid cost overruns
The board outlines a 10 year building program proposing 10 new elementary schools three junior highs and a high school to serve a projected population rise to 15 000 by 1971. A first five year half cost 9 5 million bond plus 250 000 from land sale funds was raised as overages and rush caused by a crash program.
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Brentwood
East Memorial School
Madison
Sherwood
Merker
Ard
Singer
Young
Madison Sehwal
Franklin Sehool
Sher- Wood
Collinwood
Hunter High
Former N Y Governor Lehman Dies at 85
Herbert H. Lehman aged 85 and a four term New York governor and former senator died Thursday in his home on Irk Ave after suffering a heart attack. He was a reform movement leader against the Democratic organization in New York.
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NEW York
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Democratic Organization
Irk Ave
Local For 24 Bouts Ending Thursday Great Western Public Service
Weather and local boxing note summarizing Thursday card results and forecast. Highs 40s to 60s across regions with snow flurries in northern Wyoming and variable winds. Climate: Colorado colder nights, warmer east, Friday highs 35 to 60 depending on area.
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Public Service
College
Colorado
Wyoming
Continental Divide
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CSC To Award Record Number Of Degrees for Fall Quarter
CSC announces a record fall quarter with 183 total degrees including 21 master of arts 158 bachelor of arts and 15 liberal arts degrees. Commencement speaker Dr Howard G Danford will discuss Fire Quest for Significance at Gunter Hall at 4 15 p m. Degrees conferred by President William Ross with invocation by Dr Ray DeBoer. Faculty marshal Dr Dale Patterson. CSC Orchestra led by Dr Kenneth Evans. Graduates listed include names from Colorado and nearby cities across education arts and sciences.
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Vine
Teaver Saveredtion
Danford
Howard G Danford
LCS
Cation
Gunter Hall
Pam
William TR. Ross
Ray DeBoer
CSC
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SSC
Kerneth Evan
Colorado
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Mubeli
Tuim
Creeley
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7Th Ave
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Commerce City
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Craig
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Denver
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John W. Trur
Eaton
Gertrude Fw
Greeley
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