McNamara Faces Pressure Over Military Base Closures
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara indicated he would not yield to pressure as he announced 80 of 95 bases to be closed or cut back, eliminating about 63,400 defense jobs including the Brooklyn Navy Yard and Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. He warned the move was irrevocable unless new evidence emerged.
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UPI
Robert S. McNamara
Johnson
McNamara
Brooklyn
N.Y
Navy Yard
Portsmouth, N.H. Naval Shipyard
Springfield, Mass
Strategic Air Command
California
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McNamera
Texas
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
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Lancione Keeps Ohio House Floor Leader Post
Rep. A. G. Lancione of Belmont County won re-election as Democratic floor leader in the Ohio House 34 to 28 amid a challenge from the Cleveland delegation aligned with AFL CIO efforts. The vote consolidated Lancione’s moderate stance and long-standing influence as party spokesman in floor debates and committee assignments.
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United Press International Columbus
UPI
Rep
A. G. Lancione
Belmont County
Ohio House
Democratic Party
Ohio
Lancione
Cleveland
Democratic National
Richard Christiansen
Mansfield
Afl-Cio
Beatles Popularity Said To Be Sliding In England
London report notes British teens grow bored with beat music yet continue buying Beatles and similar records due to lack of better options. A nationwide survey explains poor live attendance prompting crisis meetings of promoters who blame too many concerts and high prices, plans to form a body to space events and keep star payments at realistic levels.
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England
London
UPI
Governor Anderson calls for hard reorganization of GOP
Kansas Governor John Anderson Jr said the Republican Party must reorganize under a new national chairman and do the job the hard way. He spoke ahead of the Republican Governors Association meeting in Denver December 4 and 5. He noted Dean Burch’s replacement as a possibility but saw no clear plan emerging from the Denver conference.
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Frank W. King
Toledo
Senate
Porter
Cuyahoga County
Ray T. Miller
William L. Coleman
Cleveland
Washington
UPI
Kansas
John Anderson, Jr
Republican Party
Johnson
Republican Governors’ Association
Denver
United Press International
GOP
Dean Burch
Anderson
Road near LBJ Ranch Closed to Visitors for Safety
Secret Service agents and Texas troopers will close the Pedernales River Loop road to outsiders whenever the President is at the LBJ Ranch. The action, cited for the President's safety, may also reflect hunters in the deer season opening last weekend. Blockades were placed at the west gate, near a Boy Scout hut, at the east end where U.S. 290 meets the ranch road, and at the Lutheran Church along the road.
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Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Secret Service
Texas
President Johnson
Lbj Ranch
Texas Highway Commission
Texas Department of Public Safety
White House
Pedernales River
Pedernales
U.S. 290
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