Johnson addresses big business on inflation and Viet Nam
President Johnson signals 1966 prosperity with wage price restraint to curb inflation. He addresses the Business Council by telephone, urging cooperative decisions among industry, labor, and government, and reiterates talks to end the Viet Nam war. Burke notes 80 attendees at the closed Washington conference.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Business Council
Washington
Viet Nam
White House
W. B. Murphy
Council
Campbell Soup Co
John W. Burke
Burke
Court orders government to justify clearance delay
In San Francisco US District Judge George B Harris set a deadline of December 15 for the government to grant security clearance to an electronics engineer or provide reasons. ACLU lawyer David Gold said the ruling appears to be the first use of a 1952 law in such a context.
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San Francisco
George B. Harris
David Gold
American Civil Liberties Union
Hospital Dismissals and Court Action Involving Clearances
A list of individuals from Hickory Lafayette Avenue Gideon Road and surrounding areas is given as hospital dismissals. A court action seeks reasons from federal officers for denied security clearances. Judge Harris ruled on Dr. Sheldon Plotkin’s complaint urging Defense Secretary Robert McNamara and others to review access authority and grant needed clearance for his work with Hughes Aircraft Co.
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Harris
Sheldon Colotkin
University of Southern California
Hughes Aircraft Co
Culver City
Calif
Plotkin
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Herbert Lewis
Office of Industrial Personnel Access Authority
Rusk Defends CIA Policy Role at White House Conference
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the CIA is doing a good job and not making government policy. He told about 2,000 delegates that suggestions from the conference would be studied and shared, stressing that the United States must deter aggression and seek peace to avoid nuclear war threats.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Central Intelligence Agency
Rusk
White House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Local births and listings from area families
Vital Statistics records show a series of newborn announcements including a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baker at 718 Mary Etta St, a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Arnold at 2 Cranewood Drive in Trenton, a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cassidy at 1701 Flemming Road, and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Meyer at 1811 Grand Ave. Additional notices mention Mrs. William A. Smith of Middletown Trailer Court, Edgar E. Gray of Harrison St, Mrs. John Jackson of Clark St, and Mrs. James R. Chaney of Winona Drive.
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Kenneth Baker
Mary Etta St
Wilford Arnold
Cranewood Drive
Trenton
Jack Cassidy
Flemming Road
Ronald Meyer
Grand Ave
William A. Smith
Middletown Trailer Court
Edgar E. Gray
Harrison
John Jackson
Clark St
James R. Chaney
Winona Drive
Congress lion like says postmaster
Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien hails the 8th Congress as the year of young lions at a Cincinnati dinner honoring freshman Democratic representative John J. Giligan. He praises new ideas enthusiasm and potential from the young lawmakers.
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Cincinnati
Young Lions
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Congress
John J. Gilsligan
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Streifthau
Lonnie Compion
Hickory
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Robert Knorr
First Ave
Teresa Smith
Hattie Smith
Yankee Road
Gerrude Minor
N. Verity Parkway
Cheri Mays
James Mays
Gideon Road
Austin Clem
Texas Ave
Robert Hunt
Malvern St
Yolanda Arrington
Frank Arrington
Baltimore St
Larry Rothwell
Winton St
Robert Garber
Germantown
Forrest Creager
Seventh Ave
Dale Brown
Shafer St
Walter Carpenter
Dean &Usk
CIA
FUN Factory Toy
Middletown
PTT
Castell Drugs
Ilotries
Jade East
Currier & Ives
AMITY
Ecker
KODAK
Timex
Desert Fower
Permanen
Squibb
Auken
Central
Verity Pkvy
Laimant
By Coty
Universal Handy
Hannah
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