Senate OKs Vietnam Fund Amid Withdrawals Debate
Senators vote on foreign aid with a narrow 4 to 45 record on restricting funds for Vietnam. A Church linked amendment to lift the spending ceiling failed, marking a partial defeat for efforts to accelerate troop withdrawal while still funding essentials. The vote keeps Indochina policy under cautious oversight as the administration seeks a path around stalled veto threats.
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Cubans Moved From Hotel to Naval Base Near New Orleans
Twenty two Cuban sugar delegates accused of illegally entering the U S were held at a military base near New Orleans Naval Air Station after being moved from a hotel. State Department officials weighed options as Cubans refused voluntary departure and pressed to attend an international sugar meeting. Security tightened around the base as 700 delegates from five sugar producing nations debated attendance.
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Demands Listed by Black Groups in Fort Worth
Spokesmen for three black organizations issued a list of demands on Thursday and warned they would boycott White-owned businesses if the requirements were not satisfied.
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