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Jefferson City Post Tribune

Location

Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1965

Page

8

Import Limit Vote Reversal Forced by LBJ

President Johnson spurred the Senate Finance Committee to convene and adopt a $50 limit on overseas purchases duty free for travelers. In hours of maneuver, two Democrats switched votes, reversing an 8 7 morning result to 11 6, with Byrd opposed. The ceiling expires June 30 and reverts to $500 after that date without new legislation. The panel also cut Virgin Islands duty free allowances and barred mailed duties. Rep John Byrnes warned of potential hardship for travelers.

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Balaguer Declares Candidacy During Visit to Dominican Republic

Former president Joaquin Balaguer arrived in Santo Domingo to visit his ailing mother and publicly declared his candidacy for free elections. He criticized current governments, supported an honest provisional setup, and said he would not join a provisional regime unless it ensured honest leadership. Balaguer arrived from San Juan and opposed exile politics while signaling possible collaboration if integrity is maintained.

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New Temporary Debt Limit Set At 428 Billion Dollars

The new temporary national debt limit is 428 billion dollars, signed into law by President Johnson on Monday. Congress approved the one-year limit weeks ago, four billion above this year’s ceiling and reflecting continued deficit financing by the government.

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