Congress Ends Long Controversial Session in 1967
Congress adjourned for the year ending 1967 amid Vietnam war controversy and rejection of Johnson proposals. Major bills approved include an omnibus Social Security measure, a 1.77 billion antipoverty appropriation, and 9.3 billion for education aid through mid-1970, with taxes and key reforms deferred.
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UAW and Big Three Agree on Three Year Peace Pact
After months at the bargaining table the United Auto Workers and General Motors reached a three year national contract. The deal covers 380,000 GM workers with wage increases and fringe benefits totaling near 1 per hour over three years. AMC negotiations resume January 3 as the old pact remains extended.
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Republicans rebut Johnson on Vietnam woodenness
Senate leader Dirksen and House chief Ford defend GOP record amid Johnson charges. They say Republicans back the administration against inflation and high interest rates while opposing the status quo. Nixon and Wallace push 1960s election themes with third party bid progress.
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