LBJ uses 'numbers game' to push budget
Washington Bureau report from Austin details President Johnson's recurring method of forecasting a large federal budget. In a White House setting, aides and reporters chase precise figures as Johnson weighs tax hikes and spending cuts. The annual game centers on projecting next year's budget and the potential Viet Nam war costs, with a $5.3 billion cut announced yet questions remain on which programs were affected and how the overall projection will shape policy.
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Budget squeeze quiets effort to cut jet noise
Federal noise reduction programs at major airports face slowdowns from a White House budget squeeze. FAA plans to set abatement guidelines for Kennedy, O’Hare, and LAX, plus studies of engine design and land use, are scaled back to short-term projects. Officials weigh partial funding and phased studies, with July results guiding future funding.
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Universities seen boon to cities in urban revival push
Washington reports NYU president Dr James M Hester urged federal funds to empower urban universities to lead city revitalization. He argued a strong urban university partnership with government could attract talent, fund urban research, and counter suburban migration, citing debates over New York and Columbia expansions.
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