Antipoverty Bill Attacked by White House Memo
Washington AP A secret Johnson administration memorandum attacking the 5.2 billion antipoverty bill drafts by a Senate Labor subcommittee causes furor among Labor Committee Democrats The memo demands removal of a 3 billion emergency job program for slum dwellers deletion of a requirement to disclose projected five year cost and scrapping of a 105 million item for a slum job program backed by Kennedy and Javits The memo notes political risks in an election year and questions the president’s time on the bill. it was discussed in a Labor Committee session and circulated to Democrats except Clark. Clark later learned of it and apologized for the omission
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Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Office of Economic Opportunity
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Jacop K. Javits
RNY
Johnson
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Clark
White House
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Eling
Nuclear Ban Draft to Be Given Today
In Geneva the United States and the Soviet Union plan to submit a joint draft treaty to curb nuclear weapons at a special disarmament conference session. The draft remains incomplete with a safeguards section blank, and a quick recess may be urged to limit outside feedback. The pact would bar nuclear powers from sharing or aiding weapon construction and would bar non-nuclear states from acquiring or manufacturing arms.
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United States
Soviet Union
General Assembly
New York
Will Observe Viet Election Mission Heads to South Vietnam
President Johnson selects two prominent Americans to observe South Vietnam's presidential election. Observers include clergy, labor leaders, business figures, and politicians who say they will report openly. They will not supervise or prepare formal reports and are free to express what they see.
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Johnson
South Vietnam
George Christian
Christian
U.S
Judge Wilkie Named Court Administrator
Dane County Circuit Judge Edwin M. Wilkie 53 was named by the Wisconsin Supreme Court as court administrator. He will assume the post Oct 1 at a salary of 20000 dollars, succeeding Chief Justice John Martin, after 16 applicants sought the job. Wilkie has served on the Dane County bench since 1956 and was a former Dane County district attorney and legal aid to Gov. Walter Kohler Jr.
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U S Taxes Help Cubans Millions Aid Refugees
U S taxpayers spend over 1 million weekly to support Cuban refugees in the United States with total refugee center expenditures running into hundreds of millions. Since 1959 an estimated 400 000 exiles, about half in Miami, have arrived, with 80 000 arriving by airlift since 1965.
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Fidel Castro
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Soviet Union
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Customs
State Department
Canada Calm In Latest French Bid
Prime Minister Lester B Pearson remained composed as Paris offered to accelerate cultural and technical aid to Quebec under a 1985 Canada France accord. Pearson downplayed disruption, saying the move is no more disturbing than a Britain cultural exchange, and warned further comments would come with more details.
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Tap
Lester B. Pearson
Quebec
Charles de Gaulle
Canada
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de Gaulle
Montreal
Britain
Paris
North Vietnam air war toll climbs with 12 planes downed
SAIGON AP United States losses surged this week to 12 planes and 18 fliers as Communist MIGs and ground batteries claimed six more jets. Two MIGs were shot down in four days of raids near Hanoi with a third likely downed. One flier was rescued and ten missing, as U S command noted rising enemy air activity and continued heavy raids on Hanoi while ground terror attacks killed civilians and wounded many near Hue and Saigon.
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Cymbhat
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Air Force
Dong Hoi
U.8
David B. Waldrop
Nashville
Tenn
Billy R. Givens
Dunmer
Bombing North Vietnam Reaches 225+ Key Targets
Pentagon notes American aircraft struck over 225 important North Vietnamese targets in the two year air campaign. Most approvals came from President Johnson on JCS recommendations. Targets included barracks bridges SAM sites depots depots oil storage plants ferries and air fields.
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Joint Chiefs
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Britain Rebuilds Peking Legation After Red Guard Sacking
Britain's Foreign Office announced the Peking legation will be rebuilt to demonstrate resolve to stay despite the Red Guards attack. Hopson and staff survived as Hong Kong and Beijing tensions flare with threats to British rule. 190 British nationals in China face safety concerns.
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Foreign Office
Red China
Hong Kong
Red Guards
Donald Hopson
Hopson
China
New China
Lam Bun
Japan
Kyodo
Peking People's Daily
Skilled Trades Demonstration Pressures UAW Leaders
Detroit witnesses hundreds of skilled workers from millwrights electricians and others demonstrating at Ford headquarters. They demand a $1-an-hour annual wage rise over any new contract with the Big Three as they seek to pressure UAW leaders and automakers. Production workers outnumber skilled tradesmen in the union by about seven to one.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors
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UAW
Walter P. Reuther
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