Budget Message From Lyndon B Johnson to Congress
President Johnson sent a comprehensive budget plan to Congress aiming for a balanced budget within two years. He proposed $11 billion in tax cuts linked to reduced defense and farm outlays, with defense trimmed and agriculture cut to spur growth, while urging quick approval of the tax bill and related excise tax extensions.
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U.S. Divides Tax Dollar Under Johnson Budget
President Johnson's 1963 budget proposal to Congress breaks the federal dollar into shares by source. Individual taxes would account for 50 percent, while corporate taxes would take 26 percent, with the remainder drawn from other revenue streams.
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UPI
Johnson
Congress
Gusty Storm Floods Southland Causes Flooding
A powerful storm slammed southern California Tuesday bringing up to 3.23 inches of rain in San Diego and snow in the mountains. Angeles Crest Highway closed briefly after a snow slide. Two people died in Los Angeles area crashes as Santa Ana Freeway flood shut traffic. flood waters four feet deep threatened San Diego homes. Gale winds and heavy rains forced evacuations and damaged homes and utilities across the region.
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Budget per person in 1965 set at 505.43 dollars
Washington reports the Johnson budget for fiscal 1965 implies a per capita federal spending of 505.43 dollars. The total reaches 505,417 dollars for the nation, based on a budget of 77.9 billion divided by 153,695,000 people as of January 1 1965.
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UPI
Johnson
United States
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Wreck Kills 11 In Colombia Near Duitama
A truck carrying peasants returning from market plunged down a five foot embankment near Duitama Colombia killing 11 people and seriously injuring others. Authorities reported the crash occurred as the vehicle left the road and burst upon impact.
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Duitama
Colombia
Tippit Widow Receives Personal Letters from Kennedy Widow
Mrs J F Tippit widow of Dallas police officer killed in the Kennedy case reveals personal warm letters from Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy. She tearfully thanks the nation for 600 543 45 dollars sent for her three children and herself and says she will use the funds as God intended. She declines to say if she will donate to a city fund for police and firemen, planning to consult financial advisors.
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Pearson Johnson in Parley at White House
Canadian Prime Minister Lester B Pearson arrived in Washington for talks with President Johnson after a France visit. Officials downplayed speculation of a France patching role while meetings discussed the US Canadian Columbia River Treaty notes and a park at Roosevelt's home. Johnson rode to work at EBJ ranch and received a RCMP style saddle for his horse.
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Texas
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Short Fuse in Panama Says Envoy
Panama's chief negotiator warned the Canal Zone tension could trigger violence and loss of life. Ambassador Miguel Moreno pressed the aggression charge at the OAS council and said Panama will not resume relations until renegotiation of the Canal Zone treaties. He planned talks with the Inter-American Peace Commission and urged continued mediation before any actions.
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UPI
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Council of the Hemispheric Organization
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Inter- American Peace Commission
Peace Commission
Ex-Gov Raymond Gary Announces Senate Bid in Oklahoma
Former Oklahoma Governor Raymond Gary, 56, announced Tuesday his bid for the Democratic nomination to the U S Senate. Gary previously served as governor from 1953 to 1953 and lost to W P Atkinson in 1962 while seeking the party nomination.
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Chinese Premier Arrives in Conakry Guinea
Chinese Premier Chou En-lai arrives in Conakry Guinea in a diplomatic visit as Ivory Coast reports on the Communist stance and regional relations.
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Ruby Sent to Hospital for Tests
Dallas based report notes lawyers for Jack Ruby request bail relief due to a court order sending him to two hospitals for intensive mental examinations. Ruby, acclaimed as the man who killed Lee Harvey Oswald, was led from a courtroom smiling as the murder trial postponed from February 3 to at least February 17. Leyers seek venue change with a scheduled hearing on February 10 before Criminal District Judge Joe Brown.
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Big Date Near for Miss LBJ
Brown indicated that denying the motion puts Ruby on trial February 17. If granted a change, the new trial location would be announced that date. Olson, a former congressional page, recalls Miss Johnson's Washington visit and plans to relax in Madison with her.
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Castro Khrushchev Toast New Cuban Trade Pact
In Moscow on Tuesday night Soviet Premier Khrushchev and Cuban Prime Minister Castro toasted a long term trade agreement aimed at stabilizing Cuba’s faltering economy. Details were kept secret though Khrushchev said the pact would safeguard Cuba from world market sugar price fluctuations. The USSR has been paying Cuba six cents per pound for sugar, down from almost one cent on the world market. How much, if any, Castro secured, was not disclosed.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
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Ate Khrushchev
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Johnson seeks funding for California water projects
President Johnson asked Congress for over 100 million dollars to aid California water development and flood control. The request includes 12.862 million from California, 46.173 million by Army engineers, and 96.408 million from the Bureau of Reclamation for civil works and Central Valley Project components, with specific sums earmarked for Tehama Colusa Canal and related facilities.
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Soup Heist Taints Charity Gift Shipment Case
In Los Angeles 150000 cans of hot soup were allegedly stolen from Campbell Soup Co. workers Arthur Fast and Lynn Faanes, both charged after 1000 cases were sold to a bargain center in Paramount City for 2000 dollars. A search is on for the remaining stock as Salvation Army records flagged the shipment. The theft surfaced when Salvation Army confirmed receipt of a shipment it had not authorized.
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UPD
Arts of Tev Soup Company
Arthur ‘L Fast
Brea
Campbell Soup Co
Lynn Dallas
Faanes
Santa Ana
Paramount City
Salvation Anny
T. Weeeht
LBJ to Cut 1,200 From Federal Jobs
Washington President Johnson told Congress he will cut 1,200 civilian jobs from executive agencies by June and reduce totals in several departments. He projected civilian government employment at 2.5112 million by year end with sixteen agencies seeing larger cuts and three unchanged.
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UPI
Johnson
Congress
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British Aid Asked on Neutral Cambodia
London reports that Russia has invited Britain to join a 14 nation conference next April to guarantee Cambodia's neutrality. Soviet move is under serious consideration by official sources and the British government.
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Russia
Britain
Cambodia
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