Johnson calls to cool booming economy with tax suspensions
President Johnson urged Congress to suspend a 16 month tax credit for business investment and speedups on new plants and machinery retroactive to Sept 1. 1967. He also sought spending restraint and urged lower interest rates to fight inflation and Viet Nam funding. He warned against continuing bonuses for unneeded construction.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Federal Reserve Board
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Dinner to Feature Humphrey and Anderson in Albuquerque
Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Senator Clinton Anderson head a $100-a-plate Democratic Dinner in Albuquerque expected to raise about $100,000 for the campaign. Anderson seeks re election against Republican Anderson Carter as Humphrey arrives with family on a Des Moines charter flight.
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Albuquerque
Hubert Humphrey
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Civic Auditorium
Anderson
Anderson Carter
Humphrey
Douglas
Des Moines
Iowa
Santa Fe
Young Democrats Organization
Hilton Hotel
American Mining Congress
Salt Lake City
Humphreys
Joseph M. Montoya
Jack Campbell
Thomas G. Morris
Democratic Party National
Tom Brown Sr
Artesia
E. S. Johnny Walker
Phone Installers Voting on Pact
About 23 000 telephone installers prepared to vote on a new contract that forestalled a nationwide strike and would yield a roughly seven percent wage and fringe benefits increase over 18 months. President Joseph Beirnie of the Communications Workers Union called it the best contract ever negotiated in the communications industry.
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Washington
Joseph Beirnie
Communications Workers Union
Body in Car Trunk Found at El Paso Airport
El Paso area investigators probe the murder of Ruth Gatis Holland 64 of Fabens Texas found Wednesday in the trunk of her car at the El Paso airport. Her hands and feet were bound a towel stuffed in her mouth. A car linked to a dealer was traced after a man claimed to be an NASA official took it for a ride. An all points bulletin was issued for the man.
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el Paso
Mike Sullivan
Ruth Holland
George Rancidh
Sunland Park Race Track
el Paso Area
Ruth Gatis Holland
Fabens, Tex
Riley Allison
Roswell
Allison
Sunland Race Track
Holland
G. W. Griswold
Fabens
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mike
Missvon
Ing
Se] Paso
George Rancich
Sunland Park
Don Whitley
el Paso Motor
Whitley
Johnson Praises 13 Young American Musicians
President Johnson honors 13 U S winners of an international Moscow competition as national treasures. The event in the East Room featured Van Cliburn and soprano Jane Marsh, with Zinchuk attending and a lighting failure noted during the ceremony.
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Washington
Johnson
Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
White House
America
Alexander I. Zinchuk
Zinchuk
Johnsons
van Cliburn
Cliburn
Longview
Tex
Jane Marsh
Mill Valley
Calif
New York
Viet Cong Attacks Target Election in South Viet Nam
Viet Cong killed villagers near Binh Hoa and attacked polling sites to disrupt Sunday’s Constituent Assembly election. Six Vietnamese died and over 20 injured in daylight strikes while another deadly episode occurred at a government warehouse fire.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Hoa
U.S
Viet Nam
Santa Fe Delays Highway Commission Proposal Action
The Legislative Finance Committee postponed deciding on creating a three member Highway Commission under the governor’s control. An LFC report by Harry Bibbee cited executive branch control issues within the Highway Department as a probable cause of current problems.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
Legislative Finance Committee
Highway Department
Harry Bigbee
Riots spark talks as Atlanta leaders seek causes
Atlanta leaders from multiple organizations and NAACP officials met to locate causes of the unrest after a police shooting and subsequent riot. Ten African Americans jailed after a leaflet distribution clash. SNCC figures faced criticism and two members were arrested for inciting to riot. Carmichael defended SNCC saying the violence followed a police shooting.
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Atlanta
Stokely Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Samuel Williams
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Atlanta Summit Conference
SNCC
Otis Smith
Carmichael
William Ware
Bobby Vance Walton
WAOK
Capsule Loss Marks Second Radium Spill Since July
The Public Health Service reports a second lost radium capsule since July. The one inch long 50 milligram capsule, shipped from Seattle on August 15 by a physician's widow to Radium Chemical Co. in Woodside, Long Island, arrived with its lead sheathing and outer box on August 31.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Seattle
Wash
Radium Chemical Co
Woodside
Long Island
N. Y
Health Service
The
Chemical Company
Sheppard Faces Second Murder Trial in Cleveland
Samuel H. Sheppard pleaded not guilty to second degree murder in Cleveland as Judge Roy F. McMahon set bond at 10000. Ariane his second wife attended with his son Samuel H. Jr as attorney F Lee Bailey planned a venue change motion and a new trial judge would be designated by week’s end.
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Sam Sheppard
Ariane
Cleveland
Cleveland, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Roy F. McMahon
Marilyn
McMahon
Sheppard
Ohio
Samuel H. Jr
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Bailey
Russell A. Sherman
Rites Set for Pioneer Lincoln Resident
Requiem Mass will be recited Friday for Mrs. Sista Salas Zamora Lujan 104 pioneer Lincoln resident in Lincoln County.
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Lincoln
Lincoln County Bureau
Sista Salas Zamora Lujan
Foreign Aid Bill Clears Senate by Narrow Margin
After weeks of debate the compromise 3.5 billion foreign aid authorization moved to the White House. The measure passed the Senate 33 to 25 despite a push by Sen Ellender to slash the appropriation. Fulbright was absent for the vote. A separate obituary notes Mrs. Lujan of Lincoln County died, with service details and survivor list.
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Washington
Johnson
Out of the Woods
White House
House
Senate
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
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