Senate Approves $9.2 Billion Housing Bill
Senate Banking Committee backed a three year 5.2 billion authorization to expand federal housing programs aimed at eliminating substandard housing. The plan envisions 800,000 new or rehabilitated units yearly, totaling 6 million over a decade, with private lenders supplying 2 million more. First year cost set at 684 million, with major slum clearance to begin 1969-70.
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Israelis Kills Six Arab Guerrillas Near Elath
Al Ahram reported Israel killed six Arab guerrillas near Elath after a firefight as Cairo warned against unilateral settlements. Israeli forces, claiming self restraint, exchanged fire with infiltrators and reported casualties on both sides as tensions rise in the Beisan Valley and Jordan front.
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Former Romanian leader blamed for executions
A Romanian Communist Party commission, cited by Agerpres, accuses Gheorghiu-Dej of engineering the executions of top officials during the early 1950s. It names party Secretary General Stephen Foris and Justice Minister Lauretiu Patrascanu as victims, asserting the politburo bore responsibility.
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British Dock Workers Chant Stop Immigration
Hundreds of London dockers march from Tower Hill to Westminster in a 21 hour strike show of support for Conservative Enoch Powell amid a protest against colored immigration. Clergymen spoke briefly but were shouted down as the crowd chanted anti immigration slogans and gathered near Parliament.
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Youth buried in cave-in dies after four days
Robert Snyder, 13, survived four days after being buried when a cave he and two friends dug collapsed beside his home in Garden Grove California. He died Thursday at Palm Harbor Hospital. His parents urged physicians to let him die, amid brain damage seen on a brain wave graph. Dr Lawrence Lewin criticized death rulings and noted the patient’s respirator could have been removed, but time concluded the case.
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LBJ says job not finished until he leaves office
President Johnson signals retirement is not effective until he moves out of the White House. At a Burro Club meeting he vows to stay active in campaign matters through November and to avoid being an uninterested bystander. He also praised Humphrey as a worthy candidate amid party talks.
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