Johnson plans new bid to ease East‑West trade barriers
Washington reports the Johnson administration will push Congress early next year to ease trade sanctions with the Soviet Union and Communist countries in Eastern Europe. Four congressmen said Moscow officials favor reduced barriers and expanded U.S. trade, while President Johnson seeks MFN tariff treatment and broader access, linking it to a balanced peace strategy.
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New Yorker Continues Hunger Strike in Jail
An 18 year old woman arrested in an anti Vietnam protest remains on a hunger strike in the fifth day. Suzanne Williams has not eaten since her arrest with 59 others in front of the induction center in lower Manhattan. Water is available in her cell at the Women’s House of Detention. Williams faces charges of disorderly conduct and resisting arrest.
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