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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1963

Page

7

Allen Scott Report Details Johnson Era Staff Ploys

Johnson taps old congressional pals to payroll staffers Walter Jenkins George Reedy Clifford Carter and Jack Valenti while cleaning up the calendar. They work for Johnson but are paid on Senate and House Appropriations rolls at 18500, a temporary workaround emulating President Truman. Also named are William Macomber Jr Erle Cocke Jr and a shift toward Democratic National Committee posts. Lucy Baines Johnson selects three Secret Service agents herself and classmates praise the choice. Johnson weighs moving the Democratic convention date and a March 16 Kennedy gala relocation is noted. Auburn economist Fay Helms says farmland supply should stay ample for 50 years due to tech gains.

Robert S. Allen Paul Scott Washington Johnson Walter Jenkins George Reedy Clifford Carter Jack Valenti White House Senate House Kennedy Trusan William Macomber Jordan Macomber Alliance For Progress Edwin Martin Eisenhower Capitol Hill Erle Cocke World Bank Richard Russell D-Ga Cocke Democratic National Committee Secret Service Lucy Baines Johnson National Cathedral School James Rowley

Death Tolls Out By Unceasing Safety Efforts

New York based AP report notes Rhode Island Hawaii Connecticut and Massachusetts post best auto death records through persistent traffic safety work. Rhode Island, smallest state, recorded 9.9 deaths per 100 000. Hawaii 12.3. Connecticut 12.4. Massachusetts 18.6 versus national 22. Gov Chafee and official Gordon council members cite urbanization, newer expressways, regular speed checks, and safer rural roads as factors.

New York Rhode Island Hawaii Connecticut Massachusetts Associated Press National Safety Council Reatom John H. Chafee Charles W. Shields Jr Governor's Council On Highway Safety James A. Tacoi

Hawaii Uses Publicity and Rewards to Cut Traffic Deaths

Hawaii credits news media for promoting safety and credits reduced fatalities to public awareness. Honolulu police and Lt Eugene Fletcher push a safety conscious approach while Hilo rewards drivers with meter closures after 75 days without fatalities. State highway chief John Myatt notes local factors and highlights 8 deaths last year, 71 on Oahu which houses 80 percent of residents.

Hawaii Eugene Fletcher Traffic Accident Investigation Bureau of Honolulu Hilo George Martin Oahu

Victim of Accident Found Half-Frozen

Russell Kansas AP reports Marvin D. Clark age 39 of Great Bend was found by two passing truck drivers after his car rolled down a 93 foot embankment Thursday. He was injured and half frozen from night exposure to below freezing weather and hospitalized for frostbitten arms legs hands and feet and facial cuts.

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