Congress waits as LBJ plan faces GOP test of strength
Congress opens to Johnson budget push with $135 billion plan and a strategy to cut nonmilitary spending. Republicans demand reforms while defense and social programs loom large. Capitol Hill hears testimony on the war effort and a pending food stamp extension.
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Doctors Told to Check Themselves
CHICAGO UPI The president of the American Medical Association urged doctors to undertake a program of critical self examination as a demonstration of professional competence at the First National Congress on the Socioeconomics of Health Care. Dr Charles J Hudson said the self examination should reveal weak points and lead to corrections to ensure equal service, manpower in medicine, and views on national health care.
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Spare tires stolen from 16 autos at Circle Motors
Long Beach police said 16 foreign cars at Circle Motors on 191st Lakewood Boulevard had their spare tires removed. The loss was almost $600 in value as thieves crawled over cars and popped hood latches Sunday.
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Nationwide Strike Planned Across Michigan Cities
DETROIT UP I Negro leaders said Dick Gregory will be here Tuesday to issue a call for a nationwide general Negro strike Feb 13 in protest of congressional treatment of Rep. Adam Clayton Powell. The united strike committee announced plans for a general strike in Detroit Muskegon Flint and Saginaw on the same day.
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Powell Directs Recording Firm to Pay Widow Slander Damages
UPI reports Rep. Adair Clay Powell of New York directs Jubilee Records to settle a defamation judgment owed to Harlem widow Esther James. Barash says royalties from Keep the Faith Baby will cover the $164000 debt, while Powell pursues appellate court action amid a contempt arrest order.
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Hearing Aids 300 Complete for crystal clear hearing
Japanese engineers have developed an aid with features of expensive instruments. It is simple to wear, with a receiver placed in the ear and adjustable tone and volume for clear voices. Home Hearing Aid Service offers free delivery from 144 Locust Ave Long Beach.
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Locust Ave
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Memory Boost System Promised by Chicago Publisher
A Chicago publisher touts a simple technique for building a powerful memory that can aid business, social standing, and popularity. The ad claims you can remember everything you see or hear and offers a free book Adventures in Memory by sending a dime for postage and handling to Memory Studies, 835 Diversey Parkway, Chicago.
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