Congress approves record four point one six billion war on poverty extension
President Johnson wins major victory as the House passes a 4.16 billion two year extension of the war on poverty by 246 to 149. Senate action moves a large federal aid package, school funding, and federal employee pay raises toward final approval before Christmas.
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Supreme Court strikes down defense job ban on Reds
The Supreme Court declared unconstitutional a section of the Subversive Activities Control Act barring Communist group members from holding defense jobs. In a 6-2 ruling, Chief Justice Warren said the denial violated First Amendment rights. The decision also denied a bid by W E B DuBois clubs to block registration as a Communist front group. The court upheld state licensing of out-of-state insurance firms selling policies by mail and rejected a DOJ bid regarding Penn-Olin Chemical Co.
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Marines Slay 54 Reds in 10 Hour DMZ Battle
U S Marines fought a 10 hour clash near Gio Linh on the Leatherneck outpost on the DMZ killing 54 North Vietnamese troops and losing 20 wounded. Reinforcements arrived while raids by B52s saturation bombers and Navy aircraft attacked nearby positions.
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UN Population Warning Draws Global Support
Secretary General Thant received a declaration signed by 30 heads of government warning of unrestrained population growth and urging family planning as a basic human right. Officials view the backing as the UN putting its moral authority behind the document, though it was not a formal UN member vote or resolution.
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Rusk Demotes His Security Chief In State Dept Shakeup
Otto F. Otepku, longtime security evaluator, denied and reassigned after a 1963 dismissal spill. Secretary of State Dean Rusk ordered demotion from GS15 to GS14 with a severe reprimand and duties away from security. Otepku may fight the decision or accept the move, per sources.
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