Johnson urges crime war expansion and urban aid
President Johnson presses a broad domestic and foreign agenda in his State of the Union, calling for a 10 percent income tax hike, a $10.4 billion budget boost, crime and gun-control measures, slum housing programs, and a 10-year plan for six million housing units. He forecasts $25 billion in Vietnam costs, sparking charges of higher defense outlays, while proposing FBI expansion and a unified budget including large trust funds.
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Johnson State of the Union Highlights and Plans
President Johnson outlined major points on Vietnam progress and unchanging U.S. conditions for peace talks, a $2.1 billion jobs program, $1 billion urban revitalization, a 10 year plan for six million new housing units, consumer protections, and a drive to lower mortality. He urged taxes to fund growth, forecasting a unified budget near $186 billion with an $8 billion deficit. He requested $100 million for police, 100 new assistant U.S. attorneys, 100 FBI agents, stiffer narcotics penalties, and stronger gun control.
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Skinless Frankfurter Inspired Sausage Method
The article notes a 1930s breakthrough describing a method to make sausage without casings similar to skinless franks. The development marked a shift in how sausages were formed and sold.
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