Congress Back High On Agenda After Vacation
Congress returns from a 10 day break to tackle major Viet Nam war and foreign aid decisions. The House and Senate plan to consider a 17.4 billion military hardware authorization and a 4.1 billion foreign aid bill, with debate likely on Viet Nam policy and defense programs. The Senate also schedules civil service pay raises and pollution programs, with possible reforms to the Central Intelligence Agency watchdog committee.
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Strike Forces Flight Detours Across Airlines
San Francisco reports show a travel detour amid a major strike crippling five airlines. William Howell, a San Francisco rare book dealer, will journey to New York via London on Pan American Airlines. Richard Meister, a San Francisco newspaperman, will fly from Miami to San Francisco via Guatemala.
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National Presbyterian Church Faces Demolition in Washington
In Washington, the National Presbyterian Church, a landmark near the White House that hosted at least eight presidents including Dwight D. Eisenhower, is set for demolition to make way for an office building. The 80 year old building is being moved to a new Northwest location while its historical fixtures will accompany the congregation.
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Fulbright Vows to Continue War Policy Critique
Washington AP Senator J W Fulbright, long a critic of President Johnson's Vietnam policy, says he has given up hope his views will change administration actions. He remains resolute in voicing belief that bombing North Vietnam escalated the war, while avoiding public spats with the President. He warns against delaying Viet Nam policy probes and contemplates a speech outlining alternatives. The senator leads foreign relations oversight as the Johnson administration presses its Vietnam approach.
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