Red nations to continue Czech talks in Bratislava plan
Soviet and Czechoslovak Communist leaders announced a broader meeting with four allies in Bratislava Saturday to discuss Czechoslovakia's liberalization crisis. Poland East Germany Bulgaria and Hungary will join. Romania and Yugoslavia were not listed.
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Nixon urges nonmilitary escalation to end Vietnam war
Nixon calls for dramatic steps in nonmilitary efforts to push for peace talks at Paris and urges GOP to back the Administration's talks with North Vietnam. He argues for a new strategy focused on economic political diplomatic and psychological fronts and phased troop withdrawal with South Vietnam taking more burden.
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Weather Outlook: Cloudy and Cool With Showers Likely
Partly cloudy to largely cloudy conditions persist through Friday with intermittent showers or thundershowers. Temperatures rise to around 80 Friday with overnight lows near 60 as map and details appear on page 26.
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Polls show Nixon or Rockefeller lead depending on survey
In July poll comparisons Nixon edges McCarthy or Humphrey per Gallup while Harris favors McCarthy or Humphrey. Rockefeller ties or leads Humphrey and McCarthy in some surveys. Crossley polls place Rockefeller ahead nationally and in nine states, with Nixon leading in five states.
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George Gallup
Political Surveys and Analyses Inc
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Crossley
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Illinois
Far-Reaching Housing Bill Signed by President Johnson
President Johnson signs a landmark housing act aimed at eliminating substandard U S housing in ten years. The ceremony at the new Department of Housing and Urban Development headquarters precedes a three year 5.4 billion dollar program, described as a Magna Carta for cities. The same day postmaster general W Marvin Watson announces rules banning hippies on mail delivery routes.
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Johnson warns of fresh Vietnamese attack and possible action
President Johnson held a White House press conference warning of a potential massive offensive by North Vietnam and said the United States might take additional military measures in the south. He stressed restraint in bombing and said he was prepared to halt only when confident it would not risk heavy American and allied casualties.
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Steelmakers push price hikes despite Johnson critique
U S Steel Bethlehem Republic raise prices after United Steelworkers contract victory. Bethlehem faces Johnson criticism calling the 5 percent hike unreasonable, while Republic follows with 4.5 percent. U S Steel implements a selective tin mill price increase effective August 8 amid industry-wide support. Iron Age notes broad industry backing.
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Edmund F. Martin
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Iron Age Magazine
Postal bill to Johnson excludes most postal workers
The House sent to President Johnson a bill exempting most postal employees from a congressional wage cutback order. Without the exemption, the Post Office Department warned it would halt Saturday mail and curb services this weekend. About 1,930 Washington headquarters workers and 3,200 regional staff would remain, with 730,000 postal employees overall.
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Fact famine noted in industrial information reports
The Greater Egypt Regional Planning and Development Commission warns that local development groups flood prospects with raw statistics from eight page fact sheets. They call for site specific maps photos and narratives plus regional site documents to improve responses to industrial inquiries.
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