Senate approves antipoverty funds despite GOP protests
The Senate voted 71 to approve $1.785 billion for the second year of President Johnson's antipoverty program amid Republican objections. The measure now goes to Johnson, who may trim the total when requesting actual cash. The bill keeps state governors veto power over major projects but allows the Office of Economic Opportunity to override those vetoes.
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Bolivia Orders Mining Resumed After Mine Firefight
The Bolivian government ordered full resumption of work in the southwest tin mining complex near Catavi Liallagua Siglo I Velinte, where 32 were killed and 105 wounded earlier this week. Police were scarce in La Paz as university students backed miners, and authorities planned formal explanations of the mines’ economic situation to university leaders and opposition heads. The government estimates it has lost 77 million dollars operating the mines in eight years.
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Miss Barbara Cox Receives Courtesy Luncheon Honor
Miss Barbara Cox and her bridesmaids were honored at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. D. D. Bruce. The event showcased colors American Beauty and candle light. Special guests included Mrs. N. A. Cox, Mrs. A. D. Garner, and Mrs. Ashley Cox. The couple plans a 5:30 p.m. October 1 wedding at First Methodist Church.
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