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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1968

Page

4

Bare-Bones Budget for Planet Probes

The plan proposes four Mars missions between 1973 and 1974 with two orbiters and two landers at an estimated cost of 800 million dollars. Funding would draw partly from this year's allotments. the program replaces the delayed Voyager project and aims to spare NASA agencies from deeper cutbacks while preserving some interplanetary activity. A separate Denver note mentions a Rockefeller draft campaign sign planned near the Shirley-Savoy Hotel by business and professional leaders.

Washington National Aeronautics and Space Administration Bureau of the Budget Mars Red Planet Martian Mariner NASA Pasadena Jet Propulsion Laboratory Denver Rockefeller Shirley-Savoy State Capitol Colorado

Memory skills promise social and business gains

A Chicago publisher promotes a simple memory system in a booklet titled Adventures in Memory. The method allegedly boosts poise, confidence, and influence by remembering everything seen, heard, or read. Free details offered by mailing name, address, and ZIP to Memory Studies in Chicago.

Chicago

Ferency warns of possible Detroit protests against Johnson

Zolton Ferency, former Michigan Democratic chairman, says President Johnson could be in jeopardy if campaigning in Detroit occurs this year. He warns demonstrations or mob violence may arise over the peace policy and racial crisis, though he expects no planned attack on the President. Ferency left Johnson’s ticket and backs McCarthy or Kennedy for the nomination.

Lansing Mich Zolton Ferency Michigan Vietnam Johnson Detroit Ferency Sen Eugene McCarthy D-Minn Robert F. Kennedy D-Ny

17 Republicans to Answer LBJ State of Union on TV

UPI reports 17 Republicans from the Senate and House will respond to President Johnsons State of the Union in an hour long CBS telecast at 10 PM PST. The show, directed by Sen George Murphy, features eight senators and nine representatives including Tower Baker Dominick Griffin Kuchel Percy Scott Bush Laird Matthias May Poff Quie Reid Steiger.

LBJ Washington UPI House Senate Johnson CBS Everett M. Dirksen Gerald R. Ford Dirksen Ford Sen George Murphy California John Tower Texas Tower Bez Charles Percy Hugh Scott George Bush Tex Melvin Laird Wis Robert Mathias Calif Catherine May Wash Richard Poff Albert Quie Minny Charlotte Reid, Jr William Steiger

Regional Distributor Wanted for Home Based Opportunity

Regional director seeks area distributors to operate from home with 10 hours weekly. No selling required. Earn from 333.90 to 667.80 monthly, plus 2600 cash upfront. Turnkey program, national ads, starts quickly. Write REGIONAL DIRECTOR P.O. Box 20553 Dollies Texas 75220.

P.O Texas

Romney Spends Most of Time Campaigning

Gov. George Romney, seven weeks from the first primary, spends over three quarters of his time campaigning for the GOP nomination. He will only devote a day and a half to Michigan duties this week, with Sabbath reserved for family. His plans include campaigns in New Hampshire through Saturday, nine home headquarters, school visits, and a pre-dawn jog with Nashua businessmen.

Lansing Mich UPI George Romney Romney Michigan Capitol Washington Philadelphia Mike Douglas New Hampshire Richard M. Nixon Nixon Romhey St. Paul Boys’ School Concord Tmeet Nashua Milwaukee Wisconsin

McCormack condemns media for overcovering lawbreakers

Speaker John W. McCormack said the nation’s news media give too much publicity to lawbreakers. He argued heroes receive little coverage while lawbreakers such as card hustlers draft dodgers and demonstrators enjoy wide exposure in the press.

Washington John W. McCormack

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