Congress Stalling May Force Johnson on Throttle
Johnson faces pressure as Congress stalls on major civil rights and social bills. Majority of action limited to six measures amid Senate delays and committee gridlock. With summer recess approaching, Johnson may press lawmakers to advance key Great Society programs or face a political backlash.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Congress
Johnson
Asian Development Bank
India
House
Senate
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Committee
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Interior Department
Washngton
J Wmne
Toll Hits 353 In Heat Wave CALCUTTA India Deadly Heat
At least 458 people have died in a day of heat across West Bengal and Bihar as temperatures reach 120 degrees. Rural undercounting feared while cattle perish and crops burn. Farther northeast in Assam floods drive hundreds of thousands from homes as rice and crops suffer. In East Pakistan’s Sylhet region 12 drownings reported with villagers stranded on rooftops amid snakes.
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India
West Bengal
Bihar
Assam
Brahmaputra
Sylhet
Pakistan
Chhatak
Rome vote reshapes city politics amid coalition rise
In Rome the Moro led coalition and a Christian Democratic decay shifted power as graphics show the center-left wins in 158 municipalities. Communists lose ground though gain in some provinces. Vatican influence keeps Catholics aligned with Moro’s party amid a broader national shift.
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Romm
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Matty Ie
Uiree
Ama
Communist Party
Maly
Domi
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Nists
Rome
Vatican
Morc
Democratic Democrats
Christian Democraticists
Bill Runs Higher Tax Day as Corporations Pay 8 Billion
AP reports the U.S. corporate tax day hits 8 billion with a 4 percent rise under new pay-as-you-go rules. Banks face loan demand despite money tightness as corporations settle estimated taxes and midyear payments.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
New York
U.S. Treasury
U.S. ‘Treasury
Congress
Tongrum Corporation
Rights Extended Incrimination Ruling Shocks Nation
AP analyst James Marlow reports on a 5-4 Supreme Court decision expanding the right against self incrimination. New rules require warnings to suspects, including right to silence and right to an attorney, with penalties for noncompliance and potential impact on crime solving nationwide. Justice Harlan dissented criticizing the ruling as hazardous to society.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Supreme Court
Fort Warren
John M. Harlan
Danny Escobeds
Warren
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