Press Policy Expands Public View of Johnson Involvement
White House press secretary Bill Moyers said the policy aims to disclose anything in which President Johnson is legitimately involved and to keep the public informed. He noted advances to public relations staff to ensure the president’s involvement is accurately represented and that no events are manufactured. Moyers described weekly comprehensive agency reports to Johnson and cited Kennedy era practices as the basis for the current information program.
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Washington
White House
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
Moyers
Associated Press
Associated Press Dispatch
Johnson City
Tex
Commerce Department
John F. Kennedy
70 000 Refugees Claimed In Viet War
A Defense Department official testified that more than 70 000 Vietnamese refugees have been forced from homes since 1962. John T. McNaughton cited 100 000 fled in 1962 63 and over 600 000 since late 1964 from other areas. He told the Senate refugee subcommittee that disenchantment among villagers grows due to Viet Cong failures and war horrors following the group.
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Washington
UPI
Defense Department
John T. McNaughton
Insurance Seminar in West Texas draws 201 registrants
Insurance officials plan a follow up after a one day West Texas Insurance Seminar held Friday at the KoKo Palace. The event hosted by the West Texas Field Club and Lubbock Association of Insurance Agents drew 201 registrants and featured seven industry leaders. It was the first of its kind in the state.
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West Texas
KoKo Palace
West Texas Field Club
Lubbock Association of Insurance Agents
East German Leader Ulbricht Arrives for Important Talks in Moscow
East German President Walter Ulbricht arrived in Moscow with Premier Willi Stoph and Foreign Minister Otto Winter for what he called important negotiations with Soviet leaders. He traveled with a staff of experts and his wife.
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Moscow
Walter Ulbricht
Willi Stoph
Otto Winter
City Man Indicted in Four Tax Evasion Counts
Delbert D. Smith of Lubbock was named by a federal grand jury in Dallas on four counts of income tax evasion for 1959 to 1962. He allegedly filed false returns claiming $14 256.05 of joint income and $2 370.75 tax due, while the same years showed $42 231.43 joint income and $10 217.78 tax due. If convicted, he faces up to 40 000 fine and up to 20 years in prison.
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Dallas
Delbert D. Smith
55Th St
Lubbock
Internal Revenue Service
Smith
IRS Lubbock
Spring Curtain Rods Sale Slashes Prices
The sale features curtain rods listed from 1.19 to 1.98 and then to 4.98, offering marked down prices on spring hardware.
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