LBJ Offers Aid to Central America as Talks Continue
President Johnson met five Central American leaders at the Intercontinental Hotel and announced a new $30 million loan, bringing total direct bank contributions to about $112 million and overall resources near $230 million. He outlined five loans for Salvador, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Honduras, and Costa Rica to advance education, rural electrification, food production, and agricultural industry.
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Chicago Bus Strike Ends After Five Days
Chicago transit strike by CTA drivers ends after a 744 hour meeting in Mayor Daley's office. Spokesman Wayman Benson says drivers return to work at midnight and CTA board chairman George Dement pledges normal operations by Sunday morning. The ending comes as Illinois Bell electrical workers’ strike looms over the Democratic National Convention.
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