Senate approves social security Medicare and voting rights measures
The Senate passed a broad social security Medicare program and backed a voting rights bill for the Deep South. President Johnson nominating Lodge as ambassador to South Viet Nam, with Viet Nam war updates: US casualties rise, Ba Gia and Dak To battles, 60,000 American servicemen in country. Also changes on White House staff and a constitutional amendment for presidential succession moves forward. Deaths include Moshe Sharett and Porfirio Rubirosa.
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Beer Ready For Cuban Holiday Fete
MIAMI AP countless cases of beer are stacked at Santa Clara and facilities prepared to welcome 500000 Cubans for the Castro regime holiday July 26 Havana radio said. A Miami monitored broadcast quoted 3500 people converting Las Villas Province capital into a rally site for the event.
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Labor Party Balance Of Power Shifts Toward Unions
In Britain the balance of power within the Labour Party may be shifting away from the major unions due to a lottery begun by Socialist millionaire Robert Maxwell. The unions contributed 772,455 to the party in 1963, while local party clubs gave 109,984. Maxwell’s scheme aimed to diversify funding by encouraging broader participation beyond union memberships.
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Paper shut down by junta and party executive plans
The article reports a junta shutting a paper while the author seeks a party executive post on modernization. It notes 71 local club houses launching lotteries under the Labor National Fund-Raising Foundation. Profits reached 700000 last year, with 1400000 forecast for next year. Prime Minister Harold Wilson’s home district of Huyton and Saffron Walden are highlighted as key profit sources. The plan aims to fund full-time political agents across Britain’s 630 districts, with Conservatives fully staffed in 600 of them and Labour in 200.
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