Liberal Democrats Must Act on Major Programs
Washington AP James G O Hara, Michigan Democrat and new chair of the House Democratic Study Group, says liberals will propose changes to major administration programs to counter Republican alternatives. He notes the group, with about 145 members, aims to fund and adjust New Frontier Great Society domestic programs to advance meaningful reform.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington
House
James G. O’hara
Michigan
House Democratic Study Group
O'Hara
Office of Economic Opportunity
O’hara
Committee On Education and Labor
Democratic Study Group
Bettors Return to Aqueduct After HBPA Boycott
Opening day at Aqueduct drew 17 136 fans as horsemen end a five day boycott over purses. Mutuel handle came to 1 732 123 on nine races, far below last week's 26 751 fans and 2 830 648 handle. NYRA president Dickinson called the turnout surprising amid uncertainty.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Aqueduct
Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association
Hardy Group
New York Racing Association
Edward T. Dickinson
NYRA
Auto makers plan rapid backlogs as layoffs mount
Hope Arkansas Star reports Ford idled about 15,000 workers in five states due to parts shortages. GM and Chrysler plan to recall 7,650 laid off. Teamsters call back drivers soon after a tentative Washington trucking contract. Shutdowns began Monday at GM Pontiac 5,000 layoffs and Chrysler Warren 2,000.
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Karl Mantyla
Detroit
Hation
Teamsters Union
Washington
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
GMC
Pontiac
Chrysler
Warren
St. Louis
Mos
Governor's Mansion Declared Unsafe by Fire Inspector
Governor Winthrop Rockefeller announced on a taped teleview speech that a fire inspector from the state Building and Standards Department deemed the Governor's Mansion unsafe. Architect Edwin B. Cromwell, who advised improvements, questioned the use of the word condemned and noted no major work in 20 years.
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Associated Press
Winthrop Rockefeller
Buildeing and Standards Department
Edwin B. Cromwell
Smalley
Carl St. Smalley
Cromwell
Rockefeller
Mao Attacks on Liu Grow in Chinese Power Struggle
Mao Tsei tung forces backed by party support intensified charges against President Liu Shao-chi accusing him of eight crimes and treason. Reports from Peking suggest a political shift toward Mao’s faction, with Chou En-lai possibly siding with Mao. A separate note highlights National Library Week promoting librarian careers.
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Eugene Levin
Tokyo
Mao Tsei Tung
Communist Party
Liu Shao-chi
Liu
Mao
Peking
Yomiuri
Tanjug
Party Central Committee
Chou En-lai
China
New China News Agency
Areth
Red Guard
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