Revenue Estimate Talks Open to End by Legislature
A 10 member conference committee began reconciling differences between the Senate and House on a new revenue estimate. Lawmakers aim to resolve disputes and finalize the budget measure soon.
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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1967
Page
1
A 10 member conference committee began reconciling differences between the Senate and House on a new revenue estimate. Lawmakers aim to resolve disputes and finalize the budget measure soon.
President Johnson said he sensed some improvement in the nation's attitude toward the Vietnam War but warned a long period of frustration remains. He defended U.S. objectives and determination, and noted no definite commitment to China amid questions about pace and danger. The remarks came during a 30 minute press session as the White House discussed pacification efforts and educational programs.
The Houston area lobby reports that the governor’s appointee Files faced opposition in the Texas Senate. Ten affirmative votes were needed as Senator Don Kennard was absent. Criss Cole of Houston supported Files while Senate members opposed the confirmations.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a political or historical note mentioning Mao with imperative phrasing to remove or minimize his influence. No clear dates or organizations are readable. The readable fragments suggest a protest or policy directive context.
In a wartime address McNamara reiterates that bombing should target military sites in Vietnam while the United States pursues a limited war strategy. He warns that broader escalation could risk wider conflict and calls for restraint as U.S. air power continues operations.
The Bicei Movers attempt to transport a stately colonial mansion to Slaton but run into aState Highway Department obstacle citing too few axles for the weight. The house was briefly parked near Ath St and Loop 289 after arriving from 1519 Broadway with plans to proceed to its final site.
Four dozen 12 gauge shotguns with locking mechanisms are being mounted in all police vehicles at a total cost of 3501 dollars. Mayor Rogers says the move will deter crime and modernize the force, giving officers greater confidence to handle incidents and deter potential criminals.
Egyptian infantry armored columns and field artillery push into the Sinai as their commander says troops are ready for a sacred march on Israel. Israel warns of steps to protect its southern border amid U N pressure over withdrawal of the 3400 man Emergency Force. Diplomatic turmoil grows at the U N as Thant moves to withdraw peacekeeping troops from Egyptian soil in response to Cairo’s demand. The crisis follows border incidents and a threatened handover of troops to the General Assembly for further action.
A reader reflects on seeking courage over fear while striving to accept what cannot be changed, expressing a hopeful spiritual wish to trade worry for faith in daily life.
A weak cool front was expected to lower temperatures across the South Plains today with no precipitation. Forecasters predicted a daytime rise to around 93 in Lubbock, with gusts up to 25 mph and light afternoon thunderstorms in eastern New Mexico. No moisture was reported for West Texas, and cooler readings would be short lived as warmer weather returns later. Severe weather tales from the Midwest accompanied the front’s movement.
Ford Motor Co chairman told stockholders substantial price increases are possible due to costs from government auto safety standards. He said Ford would oppose large gains for workers in upcoming labor talks and noted UAW members have shared in the economy’s progress under the current contract.
Mos fair and cooler today with night near fifty. Winds light. South winds stay calm tonight.
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