Congress to Clamp Restrictions on U S Arms Aid
Congress weighs curbing arms shipments in the foreign aid bill amid talks with Soviet leaders. Senators question Rusk and McNamara as they consider limiting funds or adding policy amendments. Large majority of arms aid has supported industrialized nations, raising concern over Peru, Latin America and Africa deployments.
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Wasiington
Tad Tee
Senate
Congress
West Germany
Japan
Near
Far East
Latin America
Africa
Dean Rusk
Robert
McNamara
Debt Limit and Teachers Corps Racing Time in Congress
Washington stakeholders push to raise the national debt limit to 358 billion with a path to 365 by July 1. The House and Senate move to approve a three-year 35 million plan for a national Teachers Corps aiding underprivileged students, amid legislative delays and a 10 day July 4 recess. Indonesia’s population is projected to reach 270 million by 2000 from 110 million today.
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Congress
Washid
National Teachers Corps
Senate
House
Mike Maxifield
Tomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Mansfield
Savings and Loan
Senate Banking Committee
Frank Church
Didaho
Senate Finance Com
Jsctioas
Mittee
Howe
National Debt Educational Agency
Ing
Jakarta
Indonesia
Family Planning Association
Lifetime Mechanical Education Predicted by Early Centuries
Dr. Dota II Begai, described by sources as predicting lifelong learning starting at age two, with education continuing at five. New dean Coodlad of the Graduate School at the University of California Los Angeles says physical schooling may shift to home or other sites. He notes television and new technologies will broaden access without cost barriers.
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Yist Ceatiry
Dota ii Begai
Coodlad
University Califoria
Ls Angeles
Nist
Assembly Pushes Press Freedom Against Censorship
The constituent assembly drafted a resolution calling for abolition of government press censorship. Poa Khac Suu said the document would likely reach the ruling military junta soon. The move underscores opposition to Ky's government and cites South Vietnam's Constitution guaranteeing freedom of press and assembly. Dr Pran Quang Den, a 49-year-old American-educated physician, was described as tortured and imprisoned by Diem and is running for vice president.
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New York Times
Saigon
Constituent Assembly
Poa Khac Suu
Sun
South Vietnam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Sul
Pran Quang den
Diem
Lets Travel In Acetate Knit Dresses
Acetate knit all occasion dresses for summer to fall. Junior Colony collection offers wrinkle free options in sizes 5 to 13 A. Two piece ribbed knit with print scarf brown or green. A line shirt with roomy pockets and white trim black or brown. Short sleeve dress with covered neck stitched front green 23.00. Junior Colony Second Floor.
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Harry Epstein
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