House cuts foreign aid bill to under two billion
The House voted 228 to 184 to approve a 1.994 billion dollar foreign aid authorization for the current fiscal year, marking the first time the amount fell below 2 billion. President Johnson had urged no further cuts as Republicans eyed additional reductions and a directive to press Israel on jet fighter sales.
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E. Ross Adair
Indiana
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Middle East
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Egypt
Akron uses tear gas as curfew arrests climb in Negro section
Police fired tear gas to disperse youths enforcing a curfew in Akron Ohio as National Guardsmen patrolled after looting. 123 people were arrested with most being Black. Two injured by glass. officials defended gas use while leaders criticized its spread.
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Youth saves two from Miami River near Cincinnati
Rick Thomas a 20 year old Cincinnati man is credited by police with rescuing two girls Lois Records 16 and Apr Sherherd 9 from deep water in the Great Miami River near the white water bridge off U S 50 He jumped in and pulled them to safety after they stepped into the current
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Federal Funds For UC Dorm Approved In Cincinnati
Federal funds of 2 million dollars are approved for a 26 story University of Cincinnati dormitory. Construction is planned to begin by September with a total estimated cost of 11 million dollars. The Federal Housing Administration provides 2 million while UC finances 8 million.
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Trees Skinned By Vandalism In City Parks
North Las Vegas authorities report twenty trees dying in parks after vandals stripped bark. Parks superintendent Dick Walpole posted signs promising safety, and no further vandalism has occurred since.
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