Johnson suffers two union talk setbacks on aid
Washington reports Johnson faces House opposition to foreign aid cuts and a bid to bar private financing for wheat sales to Communist bloc nations. Congress votes 249 to 13 to hold spending and adds amendments, complicating passage of an 32.8 billion dollar foreign aid package. Johnson signals a tougher stance while pressuring aid agencies to trim inefficiencies and focus on recipient needs.
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Johnson Sign Bill for 95 Million in Smog Fight
President Johnson signed a bill to provide 95 million dollars over three years to aid states and localities in abating air pollution. The measure expands federal grants and authorizes broader research under the Health, Education and Welfare Department, with potential inter-state cooperation and tighter controls to protect public health.
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