Budget Stirs New Warnings for Cuts
Washington AP reports President Johnson's $186.1 billion budget prompts congressional warnings to slash spending before a 10 percent income tax surcharge. Republicans push for cuts while Mills and Mahon call for restraint and new revenue, with Vietnam and defense consuming large portions and several programs eyed for reductions.
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Revolving Credit Plan Debated in House
The House opens debate on a bill to require annual interest disclosure for revolving credit plans offered by banks and stores. Proponents push for a true annual cost while critics say monthly rates are more accurate due to billing gaps. Betty Furness backs disclosure and the President's advisory council endorses the bill.
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Doctors Hit For Illegal Drug Traffic
Federal investigator says several physicians conducted extensive traffic in drugs sold as weight loss aids. Ashcraft notes only a tiny fraction of doctors engage in such abuse, while Mendenhall argues the field is important and not to condemn all practitioners. Senate subcommittee hears details on amphetamine diversion and obesity treatment challenges.
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Executive Development Program at KU
The 14th annual Executive Development Program is scheduled June 9 through July 3 at Kansas University. Sponsored by the KU Business School, participants will reside in Grace Pearson Hall and attend classes in the Kansas Union. Topics include Human Relations in Business Policy Administration American Economic Climate Quantitative Decision Aids and Financial.
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Lawrence Paper Co Wanted Corrugated Boxes and Newspapers
Advertises pickup and sale details for corrugated boxes and newspapers. Specifies Saturday and Sunday closure, location at 6th and N.H. and hours from 8 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. indicating business hours and service niche.
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North Korea Threatens Attack as Korean Forces Watch
South Korean Maj. Gen. Lew Byong high warned of an all out North Korean attack soon or in the future. Gen. Bonestell said no imminent invasion appeared and no shooting was reported along the DMZ for the first time in nine days. Lew said about 14,000 North Koreans are in guerrilla and commando training. Bonestell noted rising North Korean aggressiveness and said it can be met. South Korean troops hunted the remnant of the 31 man commando squad that infiltrated Seoul January 21 aimed at assassinating President Park.
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