Dirksen backs Johnson plan to trim 3 billion in spending
In Austin Dirksen endorsed President Johnson's effort to cut about 3 billion from current year outlays. He warned reductions would target anti poverty and public works programs, including highways, and foreign aid, while defense and interest, veteran benefits, and price supports largely stay. Johnson forecast broader cuts and possible tax changes pending new figures.
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Washington
the Treasury
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County turns down offers of buildings in Harrisonburg
Rockingham Board of Supervisors rejects leasing county office space. A resolution followed informal offers to sell downtown Harrisonburg properties including a Main Street bank building across from the courthouse. The board states no plan to buy or build new offices.
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Harrisonburg
Rockingham Board of
Valley National Bank
Main Street
Court House
George R. Heatwale
Central District Board
Weyers Cave Water and Sewer Plan Urged by Official
Weyers Cave resident official C Bevelerly Roller urged residents to support the water and sewer project at a Weyers Cave Sanitary District meeting. About 50 people attended as the committee seeks 40 000 dollars from locals toward a total 70 000 dollars.
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Snowdon Undergoes Surgery in London
Lord Snowdon 36 husband of Princess Margaret rests after an undisclosed ailment operation. A palace spokesman said he is satisfactory and well, with four minor operations reported. Snowdon canceled a Scotland visit and stayed in a London hospital while his appointments were set.
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Princess Margaret
Kensington Palace
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Beecame
Palace
Scotland
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Truck Looted Of $50 Radio and Boots Stolen
A three band portable radio valued at fifty dollars and a pair of attic boots were taken from a truck in the Amherst Street Drug Fair parking lot between 9 and 9 thirty p.m. last night. State Police radio technician Wayne Price reported the theft at 9:35 p.m. Investigations are ongoing.
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Wayne Price
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Hospital Policy Critic Won't Be Reappointed
Dr. James H. Druff, longtime critic of state hospital policy, will not be reappointed as superintendent of Western State Hospital Staunton. The State Hospital Board, meeting last Wednesday, decided to relieve him effective Jan 1. He was appointed in 1962 after serving as acting head since July 1962.
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James H. Druff
Western State Hospital
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Ira L. Hancock Jr
Virginia Beach
Hiram L. Davis
Gene Tal Hygiene
Western State
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Druft
Amsterdam
University of Amsterdam
United States
Netherlands
Sidan
University of Virginia
James B. Pettis
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