Congress Reasserts Authority Against President Johnson
The 90th Congress seeks to curb executive power by halting federal centralization, demanding state control of key programs, and insisting on congressional approval for overseas military action. Speaker Wilbur Mills cites a push to pause the growth of government amid Vietnam war pressures.
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Washington
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U.S
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
House
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Senate
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Great Society Backed Shun Gloom at Central Texas College
President Johnson urged Americans to reject gloom about Great Society spending while dedicating Central Texas College in Killeen. He cited progress in Medicare, school aid, and college facilities as proof that human betterment drives national growth.
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Killeen
Tex
UPI
Johnson
America
Central Texas College
Tulane Editor Faces Inquiry Over Article
Hullabaloo editor Jeff Howie faces a student board inquiry over four letter words in an article about an off campus SDS newsletter antiwar protest at LSU. Pulitzer winner Hodding Carter quit as advisor calling the front page material obscene and dishonest.
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UPI
Tulane University
Hullabaloo
Jeff Howie
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Tulane
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Democratic Society
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge
Gandhi reaffirms peaceful use of nuclear energy in India
In New Delhi Indira Gandhi stated in parliament that India will limit nuclear energy to peaceful purposes and sees no reason to alter its policy despite China’s nuclear advances. She emphasized there is no plan to develop bombs.
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UPI
Indira Gandhi
China
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