Johnsons Viet issue talks set amid White House plan
Washington reports Johnson planned his usual weekly meeting with aides and congressional leaders to map a formal diplomatic reply on Vietnam. The effort centers on Hanoi’s refusal to respond to U.S. demands, with McNamara, Rusk, Ball, Bundy, and other officials preparing a major speech and seeking talks with allies. The State Department indicated a formal reply would be issued, while Johnson was to address Johns Hopkins students in Baltimore.
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Counter-Attack Slated On Health Care Program
The Senate approved stricter tobacco controls targeting growers with poundage quotas alongside existing acreage limits. Backed by the Johnson administration, the bill would apply to flue-cured tobacco for three years starting this year, contingent on a 73 percent grower referendum this spring, with burley to follow in 1966.
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Johnson health bill drives broad welfare updates in Congress
House hearings on President Johnson's proposed 5 billion health package feature Medicare for those over 63 and a voluntary doctor-insurance plan funded by participants and the federal government. Senate education and labor committees move final approval on a 13 billion school aid bill as defense and voting rights debates continue.
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Effeminate killer listed among ten most wanted
Leslie Douglas Ashley an effeminate murderer may pose as a woman and is named among the FBI ten most wanted. At large since October 6 1964 he escaped from a Texas state mental hospital after a 1963 murder of a Houston real estate dealer. He is described armed and dangerous and previously dressed as a woman when arrested.
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Light Turnout Expected For LA Mayor Vote Race
In Los Angeles fewer than half of the citys 1 million voters were expected to cast ballots in a mayoral contest. Incumbent Samuel Yorly seeks a second term against Democrat James Roosevelt, Republican Patrick McGee, and six others led by Jim Bolger Socrates Chisoheris Oscar Coover James Ware and Joseph Yawthorne. If no candidate wins a majority, the top two face a runoff on May 2.
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Churches Reach Crucial Point In Merger Talks
In Lexington six Protestant denominations discuss uniting under a common episcopal ordination plan. A meeting this week will tackle the vital issue of ministerial ordination as a potential hinge for forming a new 20 million member church union. The study commission reports the question is central to the Consultation on Church Union chaired by theologians from all participating bodies.
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