Campaign spending drains light from Texas governor race
Texas candidates traded barbs on campaign finance as Edward Whittenburg attacked rivals for failing to list campaign contributors, while Waggoner Carr and others claimed large expenditures exceed half a million dollars. Lectures on law and order and education framed the race, with Briscoe predicting a runoff and Locke advocating kindergarten pilot programs.
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Senators push for Warsaw talks site over Vietnam objections
Members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee told Undersecretary Nicholas Katzenbach that the United States should lift objections to Warsaw as a site for talks. A second member cited South Vietnamese objections as a key reason for rejecting Warsaw while Fulbright noted Vietnam concerns hinder discussions. Watzenbach briefed the committee in a closed session on Wednesday as a majority criticizes U.S. war policy. Fulbright supported Inchon offering a ship for talks in the Gulf of Tonkin.
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