Test Year For Johnson Faces Major Congressional Test
President Johnson enters a pivotal year with a Democratic Congress. Congress has approved a tax cut and a civil rights bill, while Johnson aims to push about 30 more measures, including health care and anti poverty moves, as he tries to build a strong domestic record. The article notes possible obstacles in passing social programs and describes Johnson's aggressive lobbying style and the Senate’s heavy workload.
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Associated Press News
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Suits cloud tobacco health warning rule
Representatives of the tobacco industry testify before the House Commerce Committee as the FTC's health warning rule faces possible delays from lawsuits. Paul Rand Dixon, FTC chairman, says voluntary compliance is preferred but industry groups may seek court action to challenge the rule.
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Budget Increases For Colleges
Trustees of the state colleges will submit a 1966 capital budget request of 8 137 000 to the 1965 General Assembly. The request is 1 450 200 less than the total asked by the five colleges but 36 percent higher than the 1965 appropriation. The plan includes 1 230 000 for Salisbury State science laboratory and 1 075 000 for Frostburg State classroom and fine arts building with 750 000 each for dormitories at Frostburg and Salisbury. Towson and Bowie will not build new dormitories. Enrollment growth to come from commuters. The board extended through June 1965 the appointment of
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Five Solomon Children Die In Auto Crashes At Bee County
DUMAS Tex AP five of Bee and Mrs Isaac Solomon nine children died in traffic wrecks. Two sons died when their car hit a parked pickup. Three others perished in a wreck five years earlier. David Lee Solomon 13 and John Edward Solomon 22 were victims. The family lives in Sunray Texas.
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Cites Danger Of Teenage Weddings
UC Berkeley sociologist cites teenage marriage as a major social problem noting marriage and parenthood are oversold to youths. He says more than two million American girls ages 13 to 17 marry yearly and that teen marriages produce about 600,000 babies.
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America
Judson T. Landis
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Jeanada Nolan
Robert ©. Herrmann
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