Budget May Get Mills' OK
Government figures on the 1969 budget suggest spending could rise by 8.9 billion under a traditional administrative method, a figure Mills may favor to measure spending growth. The analysis contrasts with Johnson’s 10.4 billion rise, noting reductions from asset sales and other accounting changes.
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Washington
Wilbur D. Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
Johnson
Mills
Congress
First Apollo Moon Lander Ready to Launch Tomorrow
Engineers cleared the first Apollo moon lander for a Monday unmanned launch atop the Saturn 1 rocket from Cape Kennedy. The 16 ton lunar module will test descent and ascent engines in earth orbit, six hours after a revised 2 p.m. EST liftoff time amid prior computer delays and earlier Apollo 1 tragedy context.
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UPI
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Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
Fla
Earth
Parkersburg Man Kidnap Suspect Held on $25,000 Bond
Paul M. States 22 was arrested by city police and arraigned on a kidnapping charge in Wood County jail after allegedly forcing Roane County taxi driver George Miller to drive him to Parkersburg from Reedy. Miller said States fired shots and robbed him at the trip’s end. Miller was uninjured.
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Wood County
Paul M. States
Justice of the Peace
George Miller
Miller
States
Reedy
Spencer
Here
Doctors and U S Sponsor Health Program for Cities
Washington announces a federal private plan to supply health and housing to urban poor with emphasis on the elderly. Led by the National Medical Association with HEW, Housing and Urban Development, and Howard University, the DC center aims to serve indigent and non indigent seniors and others, funding a $3 million project after a $60 550 grant.
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Washington
Waite
Johnson
White House
Lionel F. Swan
Swan
Department of H.E.W
N.M.A. Foundation
District of Columbia
Day of worry exhausts more than work says Jon Lubbock
A Wall Street Journal analysis cites heightened fatigue from constant concern over events in finance and markets. Jon Lubbock notes mental strain can exceed a full week of typical labor.
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Jon Lubbock
Wall Street Journal
Condition For Talks Modified
London report says President Johnson no longer insists on military de escalation by North Vietnam as a condition for a bombing halt. It describes the stance as a modification of terms for talks and notes Washington has shared proposals with Hanoi without channel details.
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London Sunday Times
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Hanoi
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Joanson
San Antonio
Wilson to Talk With Kosygin
Prime Minister Harold Wilson will fly to Moscow for talks with Premier Kosygin and party chief Brezhnev. He will press the Vietnam cease fire effort during a three day visit and discuss prospects for a settlement as co chairmen of the Geneva Conference.
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UPI
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Communist Party
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Humphrey urges Jaycees to heed moderates over agitators
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told the UPI event that moderation will prevail if the nation answers the people’s needs. He urged the Jaycees to expand summer youth programs and act locally to fight poverty and social discontent, praising community leaders across colors.
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Congress
Jaycees
Edward Kennedy
D-Mass
Donald Riegle Jr
R-Mich
Humphrey
America
Quitting Hill Says Lister Hill Will Retire
Sen. Lister Hill of Alabama announced Saturday he will retire from Congress next January. At 73 he will have 30 years in the Senate and 16 in the House, making him the longest serving Alabaman in Congress. He is the third elderly senator to announce retirement after Hickenlooper and Carlson.
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UPI
Lister Hill
D-Ala
Congress
Hill
Senate
House
U.S
Bourke Hickenlooper
Iowa
Frank Carlson
Kan
U S Gifts Six Ships to Philippines for Defense
Manila reports the United States on Saturday presented the Philippines with six ships for antisubmarine defense and an antismuggling campaign under a U S military assistance program.
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UPI
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Philippines
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Rockets Hit Hospital At Pleiku
U.S. Marines and air support fought North Vietnamese forces around Khe Sanh and DMZ posts as heavy clashes left Marines with 3 dead and 39 wounded. Rockets struck Pleiku’s field hospital in a pre-dawn attack, while pilots targeted Haiphong power plants and Yen Bai airfield amid broader operations.
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North Vietnam
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Gio Linh
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Hon Gai
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Yen Bai
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Pleiku
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Bahamas Tightens Rules as Casinos Expand for Tourists
The Bahamas faces a split policy: tourists may gamble while Bahamians are barred from slot and table games. Prime Minister Lynden Pindling seeks to curb new casinos despite American-backed resorts on Paradise Island and Grand Bahama. Three casinos operate under new taxes, with security measures promised to ward off hoodlums and ensure debt collection remains professional.
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I. G
Jack) Davis
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