LBJ Gains Backing From Business Leaders at Hot Springs
At the Spring Conference in Hot Springs Virginia the Business Council and administration officials signaled growing confidence in President Johnson. Top industrialists including Stuart Saunders and Henry Ford praised his budget cuts dollar value for taxpayers and tax reduction efforts. They noted Johnson listens to business leaders and values profits as growth drivers.
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Kennedy
Railroad
Stuart Saunders
Henry Ford
Bankers Elect Holding as President in NC City Meeting
The North Carolina Bankers Association elected Robert P. Holding Jr. as president at its annual convention, with officers including L. Stutts of Shelby as first vice president and Emsley A. Lanier as second vice president. The market in New York showed gains amid mixed stock movements as industrials rose slightly and several high priced issues advanced. The Dow opened higher with mixed bonds and cotton futures.
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Robert P. Holding Jr
New York
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Holding
John J. Ma
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AVC? Co
Edgecombe Bank & Trust Co
Bat & Q
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Clude L. Stutts
Shelby
Ils
Emsley A. Laniis
Boeing Air
Wilmington
Borden. Co
Lester V. Lowe
Butland
Fairmont
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National Press Club
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Johnson to Rocky Mount tour sparks big North Carolina crowd
President Johnson greeted photographers and newsmen as he prepared to travel from Seymour Johnson Air Force Base to Rocky Mount. An estimated 40,000 gathered at the Municipal Building for a fist banging, roaring address praising the North Carolina Fund anti poverty effort. His daughter spoke urging aid from those under 30. Officials hailed the visit as a strong political pulse in a Democratic stronghold.
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Marlow
Rocky Mount
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Goldsboro
Johnson
Air Force One
Marine Corps
Rocky Mount Municipal
Sanford
North Carolina Fund
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Freshlent
Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Health, Education and Welfare
Anthony Celebreze
China and Soviet Talks Delayed By Communist Reply
A Peking reply to two party talks suggests postponement beyond May and proposes delaying until the first half of next year, with further postponement possible if either side deems the time not ripe.
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Laff and Loll: A Cartoonish Row of Pet Antics
A light hearted item recounts humorous mishaps featuring pets in a playful, cartoonish tone reminiscent of classic comedies. The piece highlights oddball antics and homey charm that fans of gentle humor will enjoy.
Natcher Pushes Kentucky Tobacco Research Facility Funding
A subcommittee favors a 45 million appropriation for a tobacco and insecticides research project with 3 million set aside for additional study. Natcher urged a 1.5 million Kentucky fund during hearings, citing available facilities at the University of Kentucky including a 4.5 million on campus agricultural research building opened last December with hot houses and labs.
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Mmittee
Kentucky
Natcher
Surgeon General
University of Kentucky
Khrushchev Arrives for Egyptian Visit Security Plan Detailed
Soviet sources say Khrushchev will not fly commercial planes and will use Egyptian aircraft with tight security. He will meet President Nasser in Cairo and tour sites such as the pyramids and Aswan High Dam area. Special lines, guards, and Moscow contact are arranged, with 430 miles of routes kept clear and two special planes sent from the Soviet Union.
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Khrushchev
Cairo
Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Moscow
Nia
Alexandria
Aswan
Port Said
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