Senate Takes Up Defense Spending
The Senate moves to review a 1968 defense budget after approving 12.2 billion for Vietnam this year. A separate bill would authorize 20 billion for military uses starting July 1, with quick passage expected. House action on veterans benefits also advances, boosting COLA and disability payments for 2.8 million servicemen and dependents.
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Farm Prices Reach a Crisis in Price Struggle
Washington report on rising costs and falling prices prompts farmer protests across 25 states. Milk dumping, demonstrations in Trenton and Tennessee, and planned boycotts show widening unrest as farm leaders blame policy and politics for urban preference and lower farm income ahead of 1968 campaigns.
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