Senate Rejects Johnson Foreign Aid Plan in 46 28 Vote
In a major rebuff, the Senate approved a record low foreign aid bill of 1.94 billion for the current fiscal year, calling for a broad reappraisal of the program. The House and conference actions target a final figure near 1.99 billion with a separate pause on 91 million in unspent funds. President Johnson criticized the cut while offering aid to Costa Rica after a volcano disaster.
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Reno Quickie Chapels Seek Ethics Code Reform
Twelve of Reno's quickie wedding chapels urge the Better Business Bureau to draft an ethics code to improve their image. Proposals under review include closing Sunday mornings to avoid competing with church services.
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Johnson signs 150 million plan to curb juvenile crime
President Johnson called criminals made not born and signed a three year authorization for grants to states. The program funds prevention and rehabilitation services, detention and diagnostic facilities, and personnel training to reduce juvenile delinquency.
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New Iraqi Cabinet Led by Moderate Leftist Leader
Iraqi President Ahmed Hassan el Bakr announced a new moderate leftist cabinet in Damascus. The plan seeks to boost support for the government and fund military costs, with the premier promising up to 50 percent of the armed forces’ expenses.
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