More ACDA Funds Urged in President's Special Message
Washington reports urge Congress to boost the United States disarmament aid by about 9 percent to strengthen the ACDA. President Johnson seeks continued funding of 15 million dollars and a new gross plan to curb the nuclear arms race, outlining next July’s military restraint agreements and fiscal years through 1969.
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Settlement Pushed In Dock Strike
A government report details a five day dock strike in New York and New Jersey that began after union members rejected a proposed four year contract. The report estimates daily economic impact on the maritime sector at 9.67 million, significantly higher than prior estimates of 4.25 million. The walkout follows a decision by local union members to oppose the pattern of settlements in East and Gulf ports. The proposed agreement included the first guaranteed annual wage to hedge against shrinking work gangs.
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Jeanette MacDonald Dies After Heart Attack at 37
Philadelphia born singer and actress Jeanette MacDonald famed for Sweethearts and Bitter Sweet died after a heart attack and surgery complications. Officials cited critical condition and hospitalization at Capital Theater era, with friends and colleagues expressing grief. Services planned at Forest Lawn with note of arterial condition.
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U S Faces Red Challenge Over U N Debt Aid
U S officials remain tight lipped about possible confrontation over United Nations debt and security bonds. Diplomats warn any hard line could prompt Soviet leverage moves and threaten a U N General Assembly walkout and potential UN breakup.
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Way Cleared For Gemini Test Flight
Engineers prepared for a manned Gemini test flight after a dry run of final countdown and launch sequence. The mock flight reported no major issues though a hospital birth produced a low birth weight baby, with the mother Mrs Cythis Longson hospitalized.
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Policy Big Question In Foreign Aid Bill
Policy questions surround a foreign aid bill as Senate investigators resume work this month. The report describes expected outcomes on aid levels, committee inquiries, and potential testimony by Jenkins, along with broader political risks ahead of elections. The piece notes White House support, Democratic concerns, and the economic context of aid allocations and tariffs. It references Johnson, Pearson, and McLendon, with emphasis on congressional actions shaping fiscal 1966 appropriations and international aid commitments. The article details anticipated testimony, legislative positions, and upcoming presidential interactions linked to foreign aid policy.
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