Senate trio blasts LBJ on riot recommendations
Three members of a Senate subcommittee criticized the Johnson administration for failing to actively back the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders proposals. Kennedy, Clark, and Javits urged endorsement of a plan to create up to 2.4 million jobs, stressing the need to act before summer and warning of growing U.S. social polarization.
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Rusk Wins Backing From House On Vietnam Policy
UPI reports that eleven House members praised Secretary of State Dean Rusk after his Senate Foreign Relations Committee testimony, calling it a boost for administration Vietnam policy. The White House affirmed Johnson will remain commander in chief and consult with Congress as needed.
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George Christian
Mittee
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Second Floor Mens Dress Casual Shoes Sale
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