Dodd Letter on Funds for Johnson Campaign Revealed
The letter by Senator Dodd to President Johnson discussed trip assistance for a Connecticut campaign and boosting his own drive. Dodd confirmed authorship, while ethics probes and stolen documents complicated the record. Senator Stennis condemned the affair as a grave Senate wrongdoing and warned of institutional damage.
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Kosygin on Way to U N Meeting
The Soviet Union pressed for an emergency UN General Assembly to discuss war and peace in the Middle East. The United States opposed, arguing the Security Council handles such matters and that a majority could convene only if the council cannot act. The move followed Arab defeats in a six day war and signals of Soviet support for Arab states.
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Soviet offer to Hussein includes fifty planes
Diplomatic sources said the Soviet ambassador in Jordan offered King Hussein a gift of 50 planes as part of a broader move to rearm Arab military forces defeated in last week's war with Israel. The report notes Hussein was stall and the offer aims to bolster Arab capabilities in the ongoing regional conflict.
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Expanded five billion budget clears Senate Finance Committee
The Senate Finance Committee approved a five billion budget package restoring funds cut in Gov. Reagan’s economy plan. Chairman George Miller Jr. said the Senate version will be lower than the Assembly’s 5.15 billion figure and could reach the floor Monday or Tuesday for a vote before possible five-house conference committee and a late June signing deadline.
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Reagan Signs Abortion Bill With Restrictions
The bill legalizes abortions when the mother’s health is at risk or in cases of statutory rape involving a girl under 15 and when pregnancy results from forcible rape or incest. It will not take effect for several months and ends a debate that led to a 48 to 30 Assembly vote and a 21 to 17 Senate approval.
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Law Will Not Take Effect Until Mid July Advised
The officials say the legislature is not expected to adjourn before mid July, so the law will not take effect until at least that time.
October abortion law actions in North Carolina and Colorado
In October, North Carolina and Colorado adjusted abortion laws earlier this year. The moves reflect ongoing debates over reproductive rights, with each state implementing changes to access, enforcement, or eligibility rules within their legislatures.
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