Senate seeks July 14 vote on CIA surveillance expansion
Senate Foreign Relations chair J W Fulbright plans a July 14 showdown vote on widening CIA surveillance. Sen Eugene McCarthy proposes a nine member intelligence operations panel replacing the current subcommittee, including three members from each of armed services appropriations and foreign relations committees. The move aims to tighten oversight of intelligence activity.
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Associated Press
Washington
J.W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
Arkansas Democrat
Armed Services
Appropriations
CIA
Armed Services, Appropriations and Foreign Relations
Military and economic notes from the era
The Defense Department reports 3,067,360 in the armed forces with 265,000 stationed in Vietnam. The US resumes supportive credit for Pakistan trade, funding purchases of iron steel dies and chemicals. The Senate approves a bicentennial commission funded by donations and sent to the House.
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Associated Press
Defense Department
United States
Viet Nam
U.S
Senate
House
Australian leader Holt in Washington for talks with Johnson
Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt arrived in Washington for talks with President Johnson, asserting that American resolve would resist Communist aggression in Viet Nam. The discussions aim to align Australia and the United States on the Vietnam policy.
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Viet Nam
Harold E. Holt
Washington
Johnson
Saints Peter and Paul devotion at St. Peter's grotto
In Vatican City Pope Paul VI held a prayerful vigil at a marble shrine beneath St. Peter's Basilica marking the feast of Saints Peter and Paul. The visit followed a long night of meditation at the grotto where St. Peter is traditionally buried.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Peter and Paul
St. Peter's Basilica
Peter
Soviet Deputy Premier challenges U S Viet Nam policy in Canada
World News reports Dmitri Polyansky, top Soviet official, attacked U S actions in Viet Nam at a Canadian dinner, prompting a rebuke from Foreign Minister Paul Martin. Polyansky urged governments to halt foreign interference as Canada listens with mixed reactions. The exchange occurred before Canadian Cabinet ministers and diplomats.
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Associated Press
Ottawa
Dmitri Polyansky
U.S
Viet Nam
Paul Martin
Polyansky
Canada
United States
Toll road fees average seven dollars fifty cents annually
Each person pays an average of 7.50 annually in toll road fees, reflecting common user charges for road maintenance and funding.
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