Governors Conference backs federal review and Olympic bid
Governor Romney reports on the 1963 National Governors Conference. Highlights include support for automatic judicial review of federal administrative decisions, Michigan’s 1968 Olympic bid for Detroit, and a civil rights focus. He cites unity among governors and warns against federal overreach while praising state initiatives. A separate AFL CIO critique highlights perceived legislative bias toward big business and pending tax changes. Also included is a notice about July 31 quarterly social security wage reporting requirements for employers.