Johnson wins dual battles on steel settlement and DC self rule
President Johnson secures a steel contract deal after a high pressure lobbying push while Congress advances a District of Columbia self government petition past the halfway mark. Johnson used TV appearances, calls to wavering lawmakers, and White House team outreach to push both goals forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Capitol Hill
White House
Consecate
District of Columbia
Congress
George E. Shipley
D-Ill
Shipley
Olney
House
Fixeman
Democratic
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Council of Economic Advisers
Richard C. White
DeTex
Charles L. Weltner
D-Ga
Virginia Highway Bids Sealed for Numerous Projects statewide
Sealed bids are sought by the Department of Highways in Richmond for multiple road and bridge projects across Virginia. Plans include paving, base and top layers, drainage, bridges, and demolition work with specific routes and county segments listed. Bids due October 6, 1965 at 10 AM EST, bid openings at the Highway Central Office Auditorium.
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Dept. of Highways
Highway
E. Broad St
Richmond
Highway Central
Buchanan
Top & Incid
Dismal River
Keen Mt
Roanoke
Williamson Rd
S. Elm Ave
Amelia
Amelia-Nottoway Co
Amelias Nottoway Co
Amherst
Lit
S.T
Hanover
Caroline
Bit. S.T. & Br
City of
Va. Beach
Pave. & Incid
5Th St
Pacific Ave
Pittsylvania
Campbell
Incid
Lynchburg
Mi. S
Chesapeake
N&w
Bowers Hill
E. N&w RR
Montgomery & Roanoke
W. Montgomery-Roanoke
E.montgomery-Roanoke
Luray
Washington
NCL Abingdon
E. Halifax
Ager
Bit
Collands
WCL
Chatham Rt
James Sete
W. Norge
Top & Perm
Covington
xAlleghany
Clifton Forges
Clifton Forge
Henrico
Sandston
Arlington
Fairfax
Washington Blvd
NCL
Alexandria
King St
14Th St. Br
D.C
Botetourt
Roanoke-Botetourt Co
S. Buchanan
Bit. S.T
Bridge- Bridge
Back Creek
York
Albemarle
S. Fork Rivianna River
Top & Bridges
Bon Air
Mecklenburg
NBL
Virginia- North Carolina State Line
Chesterfield
Swift Creek
Bracey
Hagood Rt
Nansemond
Suffolk
Lack of U S Visits Miss Argentina
In Buenos Aires U S public figures skip Argentina on South America tours drawing criticism. A Fulbright mission to Brazil sparked envy as Chile and Venezuela trips follow, with officials debating Argentina’s regional standing and military views on Illia presidency.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
U.S
South America
Brazil
Sen. J. W. Fulbright
Otheer
Washington
Jrival
Chile
Jack Hood Vaughn
inter-American Affairs
Robert F. Kennedy
Venezuela
Arturo Illia
Longtime church organist retires after 45 years service
Mrs. M. C. Whitworth steps down from the Christian Missionary Alliance church organ in Louisville after 45 years of service. She served nearly continuously with a four year break for missionary work in Chile beginning in 1929.
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Louisville
M.C. Whitworth
Christian Missionary Alliance
Officials Alarmed at Bigger U N Peace Role in Kashmir
U S officials warn the United Nations may need a larger peacekeeping mission in Kashmir if India and Pakistan halt fighting with a cease fire. Washington backs U Thant’s push for an immediate cease fire and contemplates expanded U N forces with helicopters and transports if the cease fire holds.
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Washington
U.S
United Nations
Kashmir
India
Pakistan
United States
U.N
U Thant
Johnson
Peratees
B.K. Neheru
Dean Rusk
August Saw Stop In Gold Flow
The United States stopped its gold outflow in August for the first time in a year, aided by a voluntary program to reduce the balance of payments deficit. Fed data show monetary gold at 13.858 billion dollars from July to August, with about 100 million in the gold equalization fund. Foreign governments have converted roughly 1.5 billion dollars into gold so far in 1965. The dollar remains guaranteed to exchange for gold at 35 dollars per ounce.
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New York
United States
International Monetary Fund
Federal Reserve
U.S
Steel Accord Gives Boom Another Lease on Life
The 54 month wage boom receives renewal as steel labor negotiators reach a contract. President Johnson hails the deal as fair and within wage price guideposts, urging settlement to protect the economy and war effort. Production remains high as stockpiles deplete and 1965 output nears 92.4 million tons year to date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Accord
Boom
Jack Lefler
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Johnson
Negotiators
Steel
United Steele Workers of America
Pittsburgh
Washington
White House
Chesapeake & Ohio
Norfolk & Western Railroads
Eastern Railroads
Erie Lackawanna
Delaware & Hudson
Boston & Maine
Reading
Central of New Jersey
New York Central
Pennsylvania
C&o
N&w
Interstate Commerce Commission
U.S
New York
General Electric Co
Westinghouse _ Electric Corp
Atlantic
Gulf Ports
Masters, Mates and Pilots Union
American Radio Association
American Merchant Marine Institute
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Red China
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Perry Engineering, Co., Inc
Winchester Evening Star
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