France joins UN debate as Middle East issue heats up
France enters the United Nations General Assembly debate on the Arab Israeli dispute as Charles de Gaulle's statement supports both sides. The Algerian peace aims clash with Israel's right to exist while Johnson and Kosygin consider a potential meeting during Kosygin's U.S. visit.
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France
U.N
Middle East
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Alexei N. Kosygin
United States
Maurice Couve de Murville
U.N. General Assembly
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Israel
U.S
Kosygin
Small Loan Bill Nears Passage
A Maine Senate bill to curb small loan interest and loan amounts advances with a $35,000 price tag. Senator Mills defends the measure as it aims to limit loans to 2000 dollars and cap monthly interest for small loans, while opponents worry over funding. The proposal faces final steps before potential passage.
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Peter Mills
Farmington
Mills
MacCloud
MacLeod
Wannoa Tha
Johnson Kosygin May Decide On Summit Today
United Nations AP report notes President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin may decide today on a possible summit. A three hour Rusk Gromyko dinner left the decision to the two leaders as Kosygin heads back to Moscow and both sides weigh meeting prospects amid Middle East UN session.
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Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
United States
U.S
Dean Rusk
Anders A. Gromyko
Rusk
Waldorf Towers
Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Dodd Confident Senate Will Back Him On Censure
Senator Thomas Dodd expresses confidence senators will reject a full censure after the 92 to 2 vote to drop charges and issue a mild admonition. The ethics panel's two counts allege misused campaign funds and double billing for travel. Ribicoff supports the gentler substitute. Long defends Dodd’s stance.
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Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Russell B. Long
Abraham A. Ribicoff
John Stennis
Dmiss
Bipartisan
Ethics Committee
Stennis
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
Ethics Panel
Long
D-La
Ribicoff
Tom Dodd
Blessed worker seeks chairmanship on eager committee
A note from T M WRR Gen Fea Corp praises a worker who desires the chairmanship of the committee he serves on. The line highlights dedication and ambition within the corporate group.
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WRR
Fea, Corp
Biddeford Eyes State Backing for Vocational Center
About 35 members of the General Planning Committee heard Planning Coordinator Joseph A. Plamondon report that Biddeford seeks a conditional state commitment of 500000 for a York County vocational center. The board must revise plans and submit by Sept 1, with a state board vote June 30. city leaders endorse the project.
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Joseph Plamondon
Alphonse Polackwich
Saco
Ralph Stickney
Old Orchard Beach
David Sutter
Kennebunkport
Jean L. Belair
Hugh Marshall
Kennebunk
Area
Joseph A. Plamondon
William O. Bailey
State Board of Education
Middle East tensions and US aid in war zones dominate brief options
President Johnson and Premier Kosygin may decide today on a possible meeting before Kosygin returns to Moscow. France speaks in the U.N. Middle East debate as Irac rejects Israel withdrawal demands. Egypt’s defeat realization spreads. US weighs aid to Jordan. China, Vietnam, and domestic politics fill the rest of the roundups.
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Middle East
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Kosygin
Moscow
France
U.N. Middle East
Irac
Old Jerusalem
Egypt
Nasser
United States
Jordan
Democrats Approve Debt Ceiling Increase in House Vote
House Democrats passed a $22 billion rise in the national debt limit to 358 billion, after a prior defeat. The measure moves to the Senate where leaders aim for quick approval, with a July 1 cushion of 7 billion and a current debt around 330.57 billion.
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Senate
House
Washington
Treasury
Congress
D-Conn
Johnson
GOP
Fiscal Plan Fails Again
The House refused to enact the Republican fiscal plan to raise the sales tax to five percent and appropriate a record 243 million dollars for the general fund in Augusta.
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Augusta
House
Defeat in Sinai Dominates Cairo as Nasser Fights Back
Athens dispatch from Dennis Neeld chronicles Egypt's effort to conceal military losses after the Sinai campaign. Egyptians hear of ceasefire setbacks, meet pro Nasser rallies, and brace for harsher economic strains as Suez Canal traffic and tourism collapse. Soviet aid flows in.
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Cairo
Sinai Desert
Athens
Dennis Neeld Athens
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Egypt
Israel
Nasser
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