President Johnson Tackles Nation's Transportation Problem
In a broad briefing President Johnson outlines a plan to address U S transportation woes. He cites Roman road building and animal harness issues as a metaphor for modern traffic jams and advocates a coordinated federal approach to rail roads trucks buses and ships. The plan envisions faster rail service and uniform policy after the 1966 session faces lobbying battles by rail and trucking interests.
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Whitman farmhouse named shrine in Laurel Springs
The Whitman Stafford farmhouse built in 1790 in Laurel Springs, once Walt Whitman’s temporary home during illness recovery, is named a shrine by the State Conservation Department. Also noted are regional briefings on a donkey dispute in Yugoslavia, Cuba Soviet sugar aid pact, school attendance law in Massachusetts, Eisenhower’s literary leave, Soviet Indian radio transmitters, and Canadian woodsmen in New England extensions.
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