Senate trims $660 million from vast military bill
The Senate cut 660 million from a 22 billion military procurement bill amid warnings of Vietnam losses. A 3 percent reduction sponsored by Sen. Williams passed 54 to 3, while a 10 percent Clark plan failed 44 to 12. The measure, trimmed to 21.3 billion, moves to the House.
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R-Del
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D-Pa
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Montana
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Canadians Kept Title As Champion Phoners
Canadians remained the premier telephone callers in 1966 with an average of 650 calls per person, followed by the United States with 648. The report by the Bureau of Statistics notes high domestic communication and hints at broader economic concerns amid 1968 defense debates. Brown’s London visit is noted with his pledge to converse extensively during travel.
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