Johnson points to tax cuts and aid in first postwar address
President Johnson discussed cutting waste to free funds for national needs and warned of inflationary pressures from a growing population. He urged quick action on the SLE tax cut, praised Council of Economic Advisers figures, and signaled readiness to shape foreign aid scales while planning a NATO-related defense stance. He also emphasized rural poverty programs and early steps toward a proposed era of reform.
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Johnson
Truman
Cori Breassue
Uelay
Billfort
Chillman
Walter Meller
Council of Econome Advisers
Defense
Kerbert S. McNamata
NATO
Espinallo
Jenders Tatay
Tiel
Archi Eeas
Earky
Sleeping Car Porters End Strike Threat
Negotiations led by A Philip Randolph and Wirtz aim to end the strike threat by reducing porters monthly hours from 205 to 174 in staged steps from January 1, 1964, to July 1, 1965. Wage increases target February 4, 1862, through May 1, 1982, raising average hourly pay from about 40 cents to $2.53, with adjustments for non-overnight positions.
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Wirtz Sammie
Tos
A. Philip Randalply
Tors
Wolfe
Railroad Committee
Lala Ayor
Defense Chief's Plane Barely Averts Collision
A near collision involving a Defense Chief's plane disrupted a NATO ministerial gathering as pilots reported limited visibility and a missed runway signal. The incident, tied to air traffic miscommunication and emergency responses, prompted questions over civilian airport procedures and ongoing security protocols.
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McNamart
Sat Jno
South Viatfalt
Mel Natiara
Sylvester
Suttor
Nagas
McNamerm
NATO
Fremis
Sulgust
McNamnara Tolsgaingt
Salpon
Girl Worried Over School Found Dead in Mountains
Sylvia Porter, 16, reported school troubles before disappearing from Littleton Colorado. Her frozen body was found a week later near Squaw Mountain, with autopsy results pending. Her mother and friends faced confusion as searches continued.
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Littleton
Colo
Sylvia Porter
Retty
Mourains
Rotheret
Sylvia
Schhool
Aline
Squaw Mountain
Lilleton
Denver
Ieluresque
Jeter
Toni Torrey
Hur
Patel Bromnauch
Coronse
Isleath
Lalu
Carolin
Danish Vessel Rams Antioch Drawbridge
A freighter rammed the Antioch drawbridge in heavy fog causing a span to drop from its pile and close the crossing. The Pasadena, heading for Stockton, sustained superstructure damage while no injuries were reported. The bridge was opened for the ship and then struck, with officials noting the bridge may remain closed for weeks.
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Anboch
Highway Patrol
Conmis
Lars Askow
Soakeenan
San Juan
Sherman Island
Pasadena
Stockton
Marine Lxchange
San Francisco Marine
Exchange
Ad Weiler
Financier Earl Belle Trial Set in Pittsburgh
Federal Judge Thomas F Murphy ordered financier Earl Belle removed to Pittsburgh for trial on fraud charges. The proceedings occurred in a brief 30 second session as Belle was transported to Pittsburgh Thursday by federal agents.
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Earl Belle
Pittsburgh
New York
IPT
Youthfil Linaneier
Cnnspiranye Harpes
Thomas F.murphy
Pitesburg
Fed
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