President Johnson Gains Edge in National Polls
Johnson's popularity rises as 48 percent approve of his handling, up ten points from October. The Gallup survey shows the President’s lead over GOP hopefuls remains significant, with Republicans like Rockefeller and other candidates trailing in this national test.
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U.S. Food Aid to India Faces Calls for Limits and Reform
Senate leaders press steps to require family planning conditions for nations receiving Food for Freedom aid and to phase out grain shipments to India over four years. Advocates urge tying aid to internal distribution reform while White House favors extension with minimal changes.
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In Italy unions ordered a nationwide phone strike but allowed Sicily workers to stay on the job after the earthquake. Two unions planned an indefinite walkout from midnight while a third called for 48 hours. The action marks a second week of disruption to long distance phone service.
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