King Hussein seeks U S relief amid Arab-Israeli crisis
Washington reports King Hussein of Jordan will ask President Johnson for aid to ease his nation’s war damages and refugee burden. Officials say U S aid is unlikely to alter the core Arab-Israeli dispute, with much Jordanian territory under Israeli control and key projects lost.
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Foggy Capitol Hangs Over Redistricting Vote
Amid confusion over a congressional redistricting bill, House leaders scheduled a vote on a measure delaying compliance with the Supreme Court one person one vote standard until after the 1970 census. Critics fear the plan postpones a constitutional right. supporters see it as a compromise amid varied proposals.
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B52s Strike Two Vietnamese Provinces in Widening War
B52 bombers pounded Red infiltration routes in Quang Tri and Kontum provinces as U.S. ground forces faced growing enemy buildup. In Kontum a paratroop assault killed six North Vietnamese and wounded others while Marines fought near Khe Sanh. Across the DMZ more clashes yielded high American tolls and renewed rail and supply strikes against Hanoi to the north.
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