Senate Arms Bill Voting Begins in Senate
The Senate began voting Tuesday on a $58.2 billion defense bill to fund Viet Nam military actions and to grant the President power to call up select reservists for 18 months without a formal national emergency declaration. The reserve amendment, pushed by Russell and Leverett, faced opposition from McNamara. The first budget test rejected Joseph S. Clark’s bid for a broader social program, 94 to 16, 5. The defense appropriations subcommittee recommended the reserve provision.
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Bankers Raise Prime Rate Amid Market Tightening
National City and Continental banks moved to raise the prime rate after a late 1930s style surge, signaling higher costs for short term loans. Major institutions including Bank of America and Chase followed, while consumer loans and mortgages remain tied to separate ceilings and will not be directly affected by the rate hike.
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Argentina Begins Reversal of Policy
In Beirut and Damascus reports claim Syria moved to offensive action against Israel after clashes over the Sea of Galilee. Syrian MIG pilots reportedly badgered Israeli forces while Damascus radio claimed a victory and Syria said it destroyed Israeli boats and damaged eight others, though Israel reported two Syrian MIGs shot down and naval targets silenced after an attack on an Israeli fishing boat and a patrol vessel.
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Playhouse debate over grant and fundraising forced vote
The board wrestled with a proposed $10,000 immediate grant to save the Playhouse as directors Gwinn and C Lewis defend the aid while Edwards and others push for a matching fund approach. A plan to raise funds through the Trust would back a $20,000 allocation, with opposition from some members who fear financial risk and long-term commitments.
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Bogota Summit Sparked Latin American Unity Talk
A late March summit draft known as the Declaration of Bogota emerged after two days of talks among five nations and Latin American presidents. Chilean leader Bayarde Frei praised the group, likening it to independence heroes. President Johnson signaled support and eyed December for a larger meeting while domestic fiscal concerns lingered.
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Wyoming Primary Tests GOP in Election Night Racing
In Wyoming and Montana primaries, conservative Republicans seek recoveries and bid for nominations. Former Rep William Henry Harrison eyeing a comeback. Rey Peck challenges in one race. Democratic and Republican contenders compete for House seats, with several incumbents unopposed and several former lawmakers returning to win party nominations.
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Playhouse seeks funds to avert financial crisis
Total indebtedness nears 455000 with bank loans secured by mortgages as creditors, except ERS, show support for extra time to raise funds. Executives plan to stage presentations to be bought by a TV network, while noted theatrical figures agree to appear in August 27 benefit. Alumni who found success in film and TV urged to donate directly to ease the Playhouse’s finances.
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The Sun in Equatorial Regions and Sunstroke
An excerpt discusses extreme sun exposure in high altitude equatorial zones and Burma. It explains sunstroke risk for North Americans, notes that sunglasses and clothing may not prevent it, and mentions temporary color blindness as a possible effect.
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Pasadena Forecast Chart Mixed With Sparse Text
Weather notes show sun and mild changes with high temperatures in the region. Forecast mentions sunny days today and Thursday, with variable clouds and possible thunderstorms in mountains and deserts. Several garbled lines reference nearby areas and a Newbury Park incident with a fatal crash and several injuries.
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