State Dept urges restraint on foreign travel displays
The State Department instructs passport offices nationwide to remove any posters or displays that encourage Americans to travel abroad while a gold drain endangers the balance of payments. Passports remain available, with applications expected to rise. The memo echoes President Johnson's Feb 18 message urging Americans to see the U.S.A. first.
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