Senate War Over Gold Cover May Shape U S Trade
The Senate faces a clash over dropping the gold cover rule that backstops 25 percent of currency. Long opposes full removal and seeks committee control, warning impact on exports and the balance of payments. The issue ties to Johnson's push to expand exports and curb deficits amid proposed import quotas and export aid.
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Japanese Sailors Targeted as Antiwar Protests Erupt in Japan
In Sasebo about 3,000 protesters attacked taxis carrying U S sailors returning from shore leave. Police broke up the mob after some vehicles were damaged. Across Japan, anti U S warship demonstrations have injured hundreds and led to hundreds of arrests as Enterprise and Tuxton head toward Vietnam.
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Lady Bird Johnson to Hold Monthly Woman Doers Luncheons
First Lady plans to continue monthly Woman Doers luncheons despite controversy. Press secretary says topics may include consumer problems art and revival of tourism. Eartha Kitts remarks at the White House luncheon sparked stir over Vietnam war and juvenile delinquency.
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High Court Upholds Teacher Loyalty Oath Policy
The Supreme Court allowed states to require teachers to sign pledges of allegiance to uphold state and federal constitutions. The unsigned order affirmed a New York ruling, setting a precedent for loyalty oaths while leaving previous rulings on disavowal of subversive ties intact.
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Poitier Signs Three Year Contract With Columbia Pictures
Sidney Poitier and E R Production sign a three year multiple production deal with Columbia Pictures. Not all projects will star Poitier. the agreement covers several productions.
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