LBJ Debt Limit Rise Approved by House Vote
The House voted 228 to 184 to raise the federal debt ceiling to 328 billion dollars, just below Johnson’s request, sending the bill to the Senate. Treasury data placed owed debt near 319 billion, with Ways and Means resisting a further five billion increment. Chairman Mills warned against squeezing government spending.
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Global tensions mix with policy shifts on Vietnam
The article outlines competing U S views on bombing North Vietnam under the controlled bombing policy. It notes a Joint Chiefs recommendation for two full divisions to Vietnam, a large South Korean troop offer, and thorny passport gambits involving Asia expert Owen Lattimore. It also profiles ghost writer Richard Goodwin shaping Vice President Humphrey’s speeches, a maritime incident near Spain, and Malaysia seeking Ford Foundation aid for federation administration.
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Lattimore
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Bureau of Security & Consular Affairs
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State Department
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Rusk
Senate debate flags no blank check on Vietnam policy
In a Senate debate, Sen. John Stennis said a vote approving a measure to curb Communist aggression in South Vietnam does not amount to a blank check. If the President enlarges the conflict, he should seek new authorization. The issue arose amid questions about Johnson’s use of American troops for ground combat. Sharon Kinne, jailed since last September, was also mentioned in relation to the broader military actions and state-to-country messaging.
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Bright Faction Clash Over Censorship Sparks Local Rift
An editorial recalls clashes with extreme right forces over witch hunts and curriculum censorship. Mrs. Strom’s supporters falter as teachers defend her, while a rabbi withdraws charges, admitting extremism. The council clinches the appointment 4 to 1, signaling shifting alliances in education debates.
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Woman faces murder trial in Mexico for husband slaying
A spokesman from Fourth Penal Court said a woman from Independence Missouri will be brought to court to be formally notified that her murder trial is completed and possibly to hear a verdict. The case involves a motel clerk wounded in the shooting and a lengthy nonjury trial by a three judge panel.
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Kinne
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Odrinex Fat Loss Pill Ad Promises Quick Results
An unverified drugstore ad touts Odrinex as a prescription free fat loss aid. It claims easy swallowing tablets, a money back guarantee, and a price of four dollars. G. A. Fischer Drug Store sells it with mail order options and asks customers to return unused packages for refunds.
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City Police Recover Stolen Automobile
A 1962 Rambler stolen near St Marys Hospital over the weekend was recovered by Jefferson City police Wednesday in the 600 block of Clark Street. The owner is William Kauffman, Route 5, Jefferson City. Wednesday announced an $11,078 grant to the Shannon County Area Redevelopment Corp to finance remedial educational courses for 24 weeks for adults to pursue a high school equivalency diploma.
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Tefl
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Shannon County
Area Redevelopment Corp
Itchy skin relief ad at Brandenberger Drug Co
Washington AP notes a quick drying itch relief product available in 15 minutes at A Brandtenberger Drug Co. It promises antiseptic action, kills germs and speeds healing for eczema insect bites and surface rashes.
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