Johnson Budget Forecast Sees 2 Billion Deficit for Year
The Johnson administration expects a 2 billion dollar deficit for the coming fiscal year ending June 30, the lowest in three years. Officials say the deficit under the national income account will be shaped by higher taxes on individuals and corporations, with total outlays at 186.1 billion and receipts at 178.1 billion under the new format.
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Lunar Module Launch Monday After Solved Computer Issue
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports a computer power problem was fixed by launch crews Saturday allowing a Monday 8 am EST liftoff of Lunar Module 1 aboard Saturn 1 on Apollo 5. The unmanned test aims to verify descent and ascent engines in space over a 62 hour mission.
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Viet Action Shifts From Inland To Coastal Front
Sporadic battles shifted from inland Marine terrain to the coastal sector manned by South Vietnamese troops as forces reported 73 Communist soldiers killed and 11 captured. Marines faced clashes southeast of Gip Linh and northeast of Quang Tri City while expecting a potential big push before Tet.
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Turkey Recognizes Greek Junta Ahead of Western Allies
Turkey became the first NATO member to officially recognize the Athens regime that followed King Constantine. Ankara said it would not reject the exiled king but tied the move to Cyprus negotiations. Greece welcomed the decision but Washington and London withheld recognition.
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Locke Enters Texas Governor Race From Vietnam Post
Former ambassador Eugene Locke announced Saturday his bid for Texas governor at a Dallas news conference. He resigns as U S envoy to South Vietnam and hints at running in the May 4 Democratic primary with possible backing from Gov Connally and President Johnson. He credits U S efforts in Vietnam and lists other Democratic hopefuls for the race.
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Houston
Dolph Briscoe Jr
Uvalde
Stanford man Kasperak faces widespread internal bleeding after heart transplant
Mike Kasperak, 54, from Stanford, received a replacement heart on Jan 6 but doctors report he is bleeding internally across his body and may be developing a blood infection. He remains semiconscious on a respirator with ongoing transfusions and multiple surgeries to control bleeding and support life.
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River and Sewage Cleanup Besets Middletown
Middletown faces a costly project to upgrade its sewage treatment system and clean the Miami River as authorities plan a long overdue sanitation overhaul. The report highlights the city's environmental and financial challenges ahead.
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Longest Heart Transplant Survivor Reaches 19 Days
Dr Philip Blaiberg, at Groote Schuur Hospital, extends his life with the heart of Cliveaupt, surpassing Louis Washkansky as the longest surviving patient after a Dei he Kh A neart transplant. Doctors report no organ rejection and Blaiberg made strong progress. Mrs Blaiberg calls it D Day amid lingering worry.
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Weekend Cloudy Spell With Mild Temperatures
The forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies and mild highs in the 40s today. Monday remains mild with continued cloudiness, keeping temperatures in the same range.
Miami Valley Chautauqua Assoc. votes to sell Chautauqua Park
Members voted 69 to 63 to sell 66 year old Chautauqua Park to the Michigan Baptist Bible Fellowship for 115000. A recount was requested but not allowed and ballots will be given to the board's attorney. The sale aims to avert foreclosure on the park's 100093 debt.
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