Extra Foreign Aid Bill Up for Senate Airing
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and aid chief David Bell push for Senate approval of 89 million in extra Southeast Asia aid. The Foreign Relations Committee holds a closed session before debate on a likely amendment to the 3.37 billion foreign authorization bill. Fulbright, once critical, now backs Johnson's request as part of a broader economic and social development package for Southeast Asia.
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Bank of England Cuts Its Rate to 6 Percent
London AP reports the Bank of England reduced its key rate from 7 to 6 percent. The previous 7 percent, in place since November, aimed to bolster the pound by attracting foreign funds but damped business borrowing and housing mortgages. The government sought a quicker cut.
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Rebels Demand New Government Before Dominican Elections
Dominican rebels insist on restoring the 1963 constitution and forming a new government before any presidential and congressional vote. Col Francis Caamano Deno Rejects the junta plan calling it a fable. OAS peace mission departs for talks with junta and rebels.
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Junta Rebellion Against Imbert in Dominican Republic
Diplomatic sources report disgruntled officers in Maj. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera's junta may move to oust him. Commodore Francisco Rivera Caminero was linked to an antiimbert coup, a claim denied by Imbert's press secretary. Neutralization of the National Palace caused dissent among top officers who hoped to attack rebels from the mansion.
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Russians boast of Molniya One satellite
Pravda reports Moscow says the Molniya One communications satellite launched in April is expanding space technology use. The Communist party newspaper notes the satellite is operating well and that its position is periodically corrected, most recently on May 2.
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Up to $1,000 damages for fair housing violations debated
Massachusetts Senate backed a bill authorizing aggrieved tenants or landlords to seek up to $1,000 in damages for fair housing violations with a possible appeal path to district courts. The measure mirrors efforts to enforce race based housing rules and adds costs including moving and storage.
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Space Spending Approved Including Gemini and Apollo Programs
The Senate approved a 5.2 billion NASA space authorization including Gemini and Apollo funding. Proponents tout progress on the history-making Gemini flight while opposing patent tightening. Senate also approved 10 million for a Boston space electronics center, despite House opposition to the Kendall Square site. Conferees will resolve differences.
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GOP Paris Peace Mission Surprises Dirksen
House Republicans vote to send a four man task force to Paris on June 11 to study the widening rift with France. Senate Republican Leader Dirksen expresses disbelief as GOP strategists push for Viet Nam moves and a tougher stance against the Viet Cong while praising aspects of Johnson's Viet Nam policy.
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U S Expels Soviet Diplomat in Diplomatic Spat
The United States ordered first secretary Stefan Mikhailovich Kirsanov expelled from the Soviet Embassy on charges of activities incompatible with his diplomatic status. State Department said the move was likely a Ryback reprisal for Moscow ousting a U S Information Service official last May. No details of the charges were released.
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