Ex-Navy Lt Shaw Wins $100,000 Retroactive Pay
Roy B Shaw 65 of Boston a former Navy Lt junior grade in the supply corps won a judgment for 100000 dollars in back pay after his court martial reversal. His lawyer located him after a month as Shaw had left Medford for Boston where he worked odd jobs. The case stems from a 195? conviction over a 5614 shortage in his accounts at Willow Grove Pennsylvania.
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Navy Supply Corps
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Rent Subsidy Cut Marks Broad House Spending Trim
The House Appropriations Committee slashed over 302 million from Johnson's 14.3 billion request for 24 federal agencies. The move targets the rent subsidy program for low income housing, reducing new contracts to 20 million and cutting 1 million from 1966 payments, amid broader department spending cuts and funding re allocations.
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Funds Cut Off for Project Mohole Study
Washington AP reports the House Appropriations Committee recommends ending further funding for Project Mohole. The panel says the project has progressed slowly and costs exceed estimates, with $55.46 million already spent and pre-operational planning due for completion in 1967.
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Washington
House
Simple tax hike proposed by Martin across the board
William McChesney Martin Jr., chairman of the Federal Reserve Board, calls for a simple across-the-board tax increase on both corporate and personal taxes to curb inflation from the budget deficit. He said taxes should rise despite political problems, noting it as the logical solution.
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New York
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
House Appropriations Bill Passes With Higher Health Aid
A large appropriations bill totaling 10.56 billion dollars funds the Labor and Health, Education and Welfare departments for the next fiscal year. It expands health and education spending despite Republican attempts to trim costs and a final Viet Nam war priority concern voiced by Rep. Mahon.
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Labor Department
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Senate
Frank T.bow
Ohio
Gerald R. Ford
National Institutes of Health
Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Congress
Viet Nam
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