Trade policy fuels Nixon Mills clash over Italy shoe limits
Washington A White House aide accused Rep. Wilbur Mills of not playing a significant role in Italy's decision to limit shoe exports. Mills, furious, defended his influence and warned the administration faces strains with his Ways and Means Committee as it seeks tariffs or quotas. Peterson said Mills helped neither negotiate nor steer the agreement.
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Magee absent as Davis walks out in racially charged case
In San Rafael California Angela Davis's trial proceedings proceed with Magee absent for the first time while Davis and her lawyer walk out citing racism by the prosecution. Judge Arneson orders Magee separated from Davis and allows Davis to leave the courtroom after voicing objections, describing the session as racist elitist filth.
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Vaccine drive aims to halt deadly horse disease
Federal officials said nearly 700,000 doses of vaccine are ready in a five state area to stop Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis. Texas Gov. Preston Smith urged removing the vaccine’s experimental tag to allow commercial licensing and immunization. Officials warn of swine fever in Cuba and possible spread to the United States, while spraying planes target Gulf Coast mosquitoes for a broader outbreak buffer.
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Vaccine plans in Texas and states aim for broad inoculation
Arkansas to receive 165000 doses and New Mexico 90000 with potential boosts to over a million total. Texas faces a million horses needing vaccination as lawmakers press USDA to allow para-veterinary personnel to administer the vaccine while county agents coordinate with veterinarians and horsemen.
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Foreign aid plan faces cuts after House committee vote
The House Foreign Affairs Committee tentatively approved authorizing about 4.4 billion in U.S. foreign aid for each of the next two fiscal years while rejecting immediate reorganizing reforms. Chairman Thomas Morgan said hearings would be needed. Nixon proposed a new agency and broad intergroup distribution, but many members favored delay. The panel also trimmed economic aid, adding 10 million for population control and 10 million for East Pakistan refugee aid, with larger cuts to development loan funds and the Alliance for Progress.
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