Senate approves 89 million for Southeast Asia aid
The Senate backed President Johnson's request for 89 million to start economic and social development programs in South Vietnam Laos and Thailand. The approval came as an addition to the foreign aid bill by a 42 28 vote after earlier committee action 13 4. Critics questioned commitment and timing framing it as pressure to pass broader aid.
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U S Rubber Reaches Wage Agreement Ending Nationwide Strike
The U S Rubber Co and the AFL CIO United Rubber Workers announced a contract covering 19 plants nationwide. The two year deal provides a 28 cent hourly wage increase matching the package negotiated by Goodyear Firestone and Goodrich, ending the strike that began June 1.
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Honduras Names Oswaldo Lopez Arellano President
Oswaldo Lopez Arellano, 43, took office Sunday as Honduras' constitutional president in Tegucigalpa. The ceremony marked a new era for the Central American nation under the newly sworn leader.
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Hungary halts radio to aid Gemini landing
Washington says Hungary suspended Budapest radio on 15,016 megacycles for three hours during Gemini splashdown to avoid interfering with base to ship communications. The U S State Department urged action and Bela Szilagyi confirmed the compliance. Authorities praised the swift cooperation.
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Manslaughter verdict in shooting of twin brother
A Pasadena jury found Timothy Nicholson 22 guilty of manslaughter in the death of his twin brother Todd Nicholson last December in Temple City. The seven men five women deliberated Friday and over the weekend, with the defense arguing accidental shooting amid a family feud. The verdict carries a prison term of one to several years.
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IBM Withdraws Gemini 4 Computer Advertisements
IBM pulled several ads for its Gemini 4 computer after launch difficulties. A company spokesman said ads would be halted until the situation in space was clarified. The ads featured a 59 pound IBM computer mounted in Gemini spacecraft for navigation.
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