Senate and House Clash Over Two Year Foreign Aid Plan
In Washington the Senate approved a Johnson backed 3.36 billion foreign aid bill to set a two year authorization and overhaul the program. Senate leaders failed to gain key concessions as House negotiators rejected multiyear terms and guarantees to restrict spending. The final action awaits Johnson's signature and a future appropriations bill.
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Johnson
Senate
House
Congressional
Judge Would Like Son To Stay In Jail
Waukegan Illinois AP Circuit Court Judge Peter J. Melius says his 17 year old son should stay in jail after nine traffic violation charges. The youth led police on an 80 mile an hour chase through city streets and was found in a swamp near the city with friends. The judge took him to the police station and said he will face charges like any other person. A Canadian firm uses helicopters to move prefabricated 14 by 7 by 450 pound igloos to remote sites.
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Waukegan, Ill
Peter JL. Melius
Michael
Waukegan
Judge Melius
Thailand accuses U S of arming allies with modern gear
Thailand's deputy premier charged the United States with shipping WWII era equipment to Thailand while supplying South Vietnam and Nationalist China with modern weapons. Major General Stilwell, new commander of the U S Military Assistance Command in Thailand, said he would look into the matter.
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Associated Press
Bangkok
Thailand
United States Today
South Viet Nam
China
Praphas Charusathien
Richard G. Stilwell
U.S. Military Assistance Command
Johnson Seeks 218 Autographs For Washington Home Rule
President Johnson aims to gather 218 signatures on a discharge petition to force a House vote on the Washington D C home rule bill. With 112 signers so far, momentum could bring the measure to the floor by week’s end, ahead of adjournment, backed by White House and party leaders.
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Washington
Johnson
House of Representatives
House
John W. McCormack
D.C
District of
White House
Building Permits Filed In Saco
Four building permits listed by Saco Building Inspector Byron Dolby include D. E. Haskell Ash Swann Road to add a two room extension to a single family home costing 4500. Dorothy C. Curran Sunrise Avenue to repair a porch and install a block wall foundation costing 700. Richard Collard 176 Cleaves Street Biddeford to build a five room home plus garage on Louden Road costing 13500. Roland and Jane Cross Lincoln Road to add a 12 by 26 kitchen and a bedroom costing 1500.
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Byron Dolby
D. E. Haskell
Ash Swann Road
Dorothy C. Curran
Sunrise Avenue
Richard Collard
Cleaves St
Biddeford
Louden Road
Roland
Jane R. Cross
Lincoln Road
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