Johnson seeks funds for backward areas program
President Johnson asked Congress to approve a broad economic development program costing nearly half a billion dollars annually. The plan targets economically backward areas with about 27 million residents and would be sent to Capitol Hill as a special message on area and regional development.
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Queen Sees Windsor Second Visit in London
London AP Queen Elizabeth II visited her uncle the Duke of Windsor and his American wife at London Clinic marking her second call since eye surgery on the duke. The royals earlier walked in Regent's Park amid warm greetings as the duke recovers from a detached retina. The queen's engagements followed his garden access offer during convalescence and a stroll at Buckingham Palace.
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German Extend Nazi Murderer Search to 1970
West Germanys Bundestag voted to extend the hunt for Nazi murderers until January 1970 by a 944 to 96 margin with 4 abstentions. The bill awaits approval by the Bundesrat after the Socialists gained a concession removing a loophole for killers in lesser jobs.
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Hazards Alleged In Auto Tires
Washington AP report says the Federal Trade Commission may order tiremakers to disclose tire hazards after hearings. Sen. Gaylord Nelson calls the 800 page transcript a national tire scandal, noting many new cars use tires inadequate for normal use and sizes stamped on tires mislead about actual size.
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Mayor Hired For Film Location In Hollywood
Hollywood executives name Willard Fraser of Billings as producer for The Day Custer Fell at 20th Fox studio. City officials discuss securing location rights and screening plans while public interest grows in the controversial project.
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President Names New FCC Aide to the Commission
President Johnson names James J. Wadsworth to the Federal Communications Commission as the replacement for Frederick Ford who resigned. Wadsworth, a Yale graduate born June 12, 1905 in Groveland New York, has a background in U S diplomacy and New York politics.
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Hospital Unit Votes Stiffer Quitting Rule
The Arizona Hospital Board in a meeting tightened employment rules at the mental facility to deter resignations. Personnel director Jack Alsop reported over half of recent resignations lacked two days notice. The board ordered forfeiture of unused vacation for employees quitting without 10 days notice and approved purchasing three pianos for 650 each. Remodeling of the main entrance at 2600 Van Buren was authorized.
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Texas Left Out Of Right To Vote Bill Debate
Senate hearings focused on the administrations right to vote bill and whether Texas was purposefully excluded. Attorney General Katzenbach said no discussion of Texas exclusion occurred while Hastland questioned lawmakers. the measure targets literacy tests and similar devices in areas with low registration or turnout, potentially allowing federal voter registration control. Texas, with 44 percent turnout and no literacy test, would not be covered.
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Johnson forms Federal Development Committee for Appalachia
President Johnson has formally established the Federal Development Committee for Appalachia under the recently enacted 1.1 billion dollar assistance program for the area.
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Bible Digest by H. B. Dean
A short devotional note on Psalms 103 10 about God not rewarding us according to our sins and warnings not to test divine patience. The author urges readers to trust in God’s mercy and to avoid provoking the Spirit who will not always strive with man.
HP unit drafts tool to trace buried cables
Palo Alto California Hewlett Packard Delcon Division has developed a portable device allowing repairmen to trace buried communications cable and locate defects from above ground. The tool promises quicker pinpointing of faults and faster restoration of service.
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Fannin Defends Arizona Right to Work Law
Arizona Senator Paul Fannin praised the state tight to work law as a key factor in postwar growth. He spoke before the Labor Relations Council and said he would oppose repealing Taft Hartley Section 14 A8. He cited 329 percent manufacturing employment gain since 1948 and urged that unions win members by persuading workers, not coercion.
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Box Score on Crime in Phoenix
Phoenix police logged 401 calls in 24 hours ending at 10 am including 50 traffic accidents with 9 injuries and one fatality. Major crimes totaled 15 burglaries 3 assaults and 3 grand thefts.
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