Silver Dollars in Sight as Minting Planned
The Senate Appropriations Committee and Treasury announced the approval of minting 45 million silver dollars, marking the last of the coins once distributed by the U.S. Treasury. If the Senate concurs in the committee's recommendation, the conference report could finalize the move, with the coins available at Treasury offices.
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Senate Antipoverty Bill Hearings Draw Political Clash
Washington AP reports the antipoverty measure faced Republican charges of year politics as hearings opened in the Senate with Peace Corps Chief Sargent Shriver and Sen. Barry Goldwater trading points. House action and Job Corps provisions also dominate debate as lawmakers consider funding and scope.
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