Seafaring talk of secession echoes in British Columbia
The piece outlines British Columbia's secession talks driven by Ottawa's trade policies and rail freight costs. It notes BC leaders seek freer trade such as a Pacific Northwest market, cites minister Ralph Loftmark's controversial remarks, and highlights demands like a provincial bank and critiques of rail charges tied to the Rockies.
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Speculators Warned On HUD Rent Supplement Programs
President Johnson directed HUD to prevent speculative misuse of the rent supplement and elderly housing programs. He asked for high priority on safeguards and counseling to nonprofit sponsors, citing 91 projects and 8,416 units in preliminary reservations totaling about 5.5 million dollars as context.
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Robert Weaver
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Army's Top Sergeant Receives Order From President Johnson
President Johnson directed Sgt. Maj. William C. Wooldridge to assess weaknesses in Army training and supplies and report to the Army Chief of Staff, possibly to the President. Wooldridge, a 25 year veteran with WWII and Vietnam service, joins a three state trip including Fort Campbell, Kentucky.
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