ISA House Okays New D.C. Government
Washington ap reports that House administration forces aided by Republicans and Southern Democrats pushed Johnson's plan to reorganize the District of Columbia government through. The plan replaces three commissioners with one commissioner and a nine member council appointed by the president and takes effect 60 days after submission unless rejected.
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Johnson
District of Columbia
Congress
Senate
D.C
Andrews Tries to Oust Garrison in Perjury Case
In New Orleans AP report, legal fight to oust Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison stalls as Dean A. Andrews Jr. seeks to subpoena three witnesses in a perjury trial linked to the Kennedy probe. Judge Frank J. Shea grants until Friday at 9 am to locate them.
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Bill Caider
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Dean A. Andrews Jr
Garrison
Kennedy
Criminal District Court
Frank J. Shea
Andrews
Shea
Jefferson Parish
Eo Haie
Treasury Faces Tax Mystery Outsiders Fail to Solve
The Treasury Department cannot explain a long running tax mystery that reduced its forecasted individual income tax revenues by about 3 billion for the current year. President Johnson cited the shortfall as justification for a proposed 10 percent surcharge to cover a potential 29 billion deficit.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Department
Johnson
The
Treasury
Shriver vows funds suspension over public order breaches
Director Sargent Shriver of the U S Office of Economic Opportunity told North Carolina Congressmen Walter Jones and L H Fountain that antipoverty workers engaging in activities threatening public order will be suspended. He said OEO funds will be withheld from any grantee or delegate agency tolerating such behavior. The letter became public on Wednesday.
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Washington
Sargent Shriver
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
North Carolina
OEO
Shriver
Walter Jones
L. H. Fountain
D-N.c
One Man Is Buffer Between Negroes Baltimore
Baltimore police appoint Patrolman James Greene to head a one man Police Community Relations Center in a 96 percent Negro area. The station aims to hear complaints, prevent trouble, and foster dialogue between residents and the department as demonstrations fade and trust grows. Greene, 32, a former Virginia teacher, is married with a son and views his post as a diplomatic mission for easing tensions in the city.
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Baltimore
James Greene
Pittsylvania County
Virginia
Greene
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical College
Greensboro
N.C
Free Hearing Aid Consultation Offer at Central Hearing Aid Center
Free hearing aid consultation offered Friday to Monday at Central Hearing Aid Center in High Point with discounts for clipping the story. Home visits available by calling 888-7145. Consultants include C W Farlow Y J Heaton and Terry Hendrix. Miracle Ear models priced 79.50 to 139.50 with guaranteed and post sale support.
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Arcade Building
North Main Street
High Point
C. W. Farlow
Farlow
N. C
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