Conventions Dead Ahead Key Bills Hold Adjournment Time
Three disputed bills on medical care for the aged federal aid to education and a minimum wage shape the timeline for Congress as it nears the July session end. Democrats aim for passage before the conventions, while leaders race to resolve conflicts and avoid August sessions.
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Independents Grow in French Community Expansion
Four more members Niger Dahomey Upper Volta and Ivory Coast will become fully independent in the first week of August starting next Friday. The Senate still has five to go and foreign aid is expected to spark debate. Johnson announced the Democratic Senate Policy Committee cleared 76 bills for floor debate, many minor but some controversial, likely to be lost in adjournment.
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Governors converge in Rockies to back Kennedy Johnson bids
At Glacier National Park Montana the 52nd annual governors conference opens as rival camps form around Kennedy and Johnson. Nelson Rockefeller weighs a GOP draft while states discuss routes to securing presidential nominations with governors shaping binding blocs and regional alliances.
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Korean War Birthday Highlights Ongoing Korea Problems
On the tenth anniversary of the Korean War the free world recalls that the armistice did not solve key issues. North Korea and its allies demand U.S. troops withdraw from South Korea and broader Asia. U.N. and U.S. officers stress deterrence and resolve to use force if needed, while Pyongyang and Hanoi rally for a joint anti U.S. campaign.
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Two Franklin Drivers Sentenced for DUI Offenses
Judge J. T. Riley fined and jailed two men after convicting them of driving while intoxicated. Elmus Powers 30 of Middletown and James Stephens 44 of Middletown faced 200-dollar fines, 10 and two year license suspensions respectively, with additional costs and restrictions. Other local motorists received varied fines for related offenses.
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Marine Bill Killed in Bipartisan Pact Clash
Washington AP report says Senate House conferees halted a 40 million dollar fund to boost Marine Corps fighting forces. the provision was dropped as 13 senators and five House members sought a compromise on the defense funding bill. The move came amid efforts to reconcile differences in the annual defense measure.
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