Foreign Aid Bill Cuts End Johnson Honeymoon Test
President Johnson faces a hostile House after Kennedy era aid levels. The House cut the foreign aid ceiling to 3.6 billion and then to 2.8 billion, sparking a clash with Johnson and prompting questions about his legislative strategy and ability to push his policy through Congress. The Senate vote and potential compromise remain uncertain.
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Santa in Times Square Is Ticketed for Dusty Debris Load
Clarence Williamson known as Slim, 36, dressed as Santa for Times Tower rebuilding, was cited by Patrolman Edward Kocienda for loading building debris from a chute onto a truck without wetting the debris. Company spokesman cited frozen water pipes as the cause. The syrinx is the vocal organ of birds.
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Slim) Williamson
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Investigators to Review Evidence in Kennedy Case
The Warren Commission plans to inspect FBI materials and other agency documents, statements, and investigations behind the Kennedy assassination. Chief Justice Earl Warren announced the move after a two hour meeting, stating the aim is to scrutinize all basic evidence and avoid taking FBI findings at face value.
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