Ford Sees GOP South Strategy Shifting Toward Independence
Rep. Gerald R. Ford of Michigan, newly chosen House Republican leader, says the party should avoid a reformed GOP Southern Democrat coalition and build support by appealing to voters in the South. He outlines views on tax cuts, education aid, and a Republican alternative to some Johnson programs, stressing independent Southern gains and cautious coalition use.
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Michigan
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
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Halleck
William F. Arbogast
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Wisconsin
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Congress
Tear Gas Ends Panama Canal Anniversary March
National Guardsmen fired tear gas grenades to break up a 40 person minority that pressed toward the legislative palace on the first anniversary of the 1964 riots. About 100 students and labor members joined 1500 marchers past the National Cemetery and Ascanio Arosemena’s grave amid anti-US banners.
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Ascanio Arosemena
Air Force staff backs merger of Air Reserve into National Guard
The Air Force staff recommends merging all Air Reserve squadrons into the Air National Guard to form a single extended force of about 112000. Secretary McNamara is expected to announce the plan next week with strong approval anticipated. About 39000 reservists now drill with active units would move to the National Guard.
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National Guard
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Associated Press
Air Force
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McNamara
Curtis E. LeMay
LeMay
Editor Says Attacks Price Of Service
John N. Heiskell 92 editor of The Arkansas Gazette accepted the John Peter Zenger Award at the University of Arizona and spoke on the paper's role during the 1957 Little Rock school crisis. Heiskell said circulation fell from 100000 to 83900 and some advertisers left, but the paper did not back down.
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John N. Heiskell
Arkansas Gazette
Heiskell
University of Arizona
John Peter Zenger
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Guard Reserve merger yields limited savings and force reorganization
About 15 000 personnel will be cut from the switch as trainees and recovery squadron members face disbanding. Officials estimate annual savings of 10 to 15 million, far short of the 200 million expected from the Army Guard Reserve merger, with most savings reinvested in new arms and equipment. The Air Guard will grow to include 39 000 reservists, totaling 73.0 percent, and the guard comprises 92 flying and 106 non flying squadrons.
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