Weather Summary With Fog Inland Across Bay Area
Fair conditions prevail across the region through Friday with coastal ocean fog intruding inland in the morning. Temperatures range from mid 60s to mid 80s in coastal and valley zones, light to moderate NW winds, and variable afternoon cloudiness in higher elevations.
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House Approves Johnson Foreign Aid Authorization
Congress approved President Johnsons 3.5 billion dollar foreign aid authorization by a 230 to 175 vote after a minor reduction from an oversight correction. The action sets a spending lid but requires full approval by the Appropriations Committee, House, and Senate before funds become available.
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Passman foes U.N. aid cuts as delay reshapes plan
House Appropriations chair Passman signals big cuts to foreign aid and denies discussing a 250 million package. U.N. General Assembly opening delayed to Nov 1, with fifty-six Republicans and seventy-four Democrats backing postponement, while 112 member nations await beyond.
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Agreement Reached In Beer Dispute Widened Strike Ends
In San Francisco a tentative pact between the Teamsters Union and the California Brewers Association may end a month long beer shortages. A 51 cent per hour raise is reported to be shared between pay and benefits over four years. About 5000 union members are involved as voting on the deal was set to begin.
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Princess Friends Divorcing Amid Royal Ties
London AP reports that two of Princess Margaret's close friends are divorcing. Carnius Fry, 23, seeks divorce from her husband Jeremy 39, who is godfather to the princess's older child Viscount Linley. Fry is named co respondent in a divorce action by sculptor Lynn Chadwick 50 against his wife Frances 26. Margaret's husband Lord Snowdon reportedly proposed to her at the Frys' home near Bath. Fry was to have been best man at the wedding but had to withdraw.
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Filibuster Halt Brings Congress Closer To Adjournment
The Senate vote to end the civil rights filibuster boosts odds of final adjournment before the November elections. House Speaker John W. McCormack says adjournment by August 22, the day before the Democratic National Convention, is likely though a brief return before Labor Day may be needed.
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Montana Flood Devastates Towns in Severe Western Disaster
Massive floods in Montana cause extensive damage across nine counties with at least 30 confirmed dead and over 35 missing. Authorities fear many bodies lie beneath silt while highways, towns, and communications are disrupted. Federal aid and airlifted supplies reach Choteau, Heart Butte, and surrounding communities as rescue efforts continue.
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Woman Leads East Dayton Business Men's Association
In Dayton Ghia DAYTON AP reports Mrs Chartes Banion a cosmetologist and ardent politician becomes the first woman to head the East Dayton Business Men's Association, the organization founded by men.
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Almanac Today 1944 Highlights and Historical Folk Sayings
Almanac note for Thursday with day number 263 of 1944 and 203 to follow. Moon near first quarter set with Jupiter and Saturn visible. Historical items include Warren Murding's Republican nomination hint in 1920, Lindbergh’s 1927 Washington welcome, Laos coalition government in 1962, and Alabama National Guard actions in 1963 over Negro enrollment. Aeschylus quote closes.
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Gen Walker Returns to Court Over AP Civil Suit
Former Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker testifies in a $2 million civil suit against The Associated Press in Fort Worth Texas. He denies reports alleging he led a student charge against U S marshals during the 1962 Ole Miss riot after James Meredith entered the campus. The trial recalls his Army career and 1961 resignation following a Defense Department admonishment.
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