Greek defense budget lifts spending and education aid
Greece announces a 2.167 billion dollar budget with about a 10 percent rise in defense spending effective January 1 1969. Education social services and pensions also grow while anticipated revenue falls short, to be bridged by prior unspent funds a small surplus and loans. Premier Papadopoulos says civil servant salaries rise 5 percent.
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Japan appoints revamped cabinet as Sato seeks pro-American course
Tokyo Premier Eisaku Sato unveils a new cabinet and faces a rival bid for the Democratic Party presidency. Observers expect the foreign minister to back Sato’s aims including automatic treaty extension in 1970 and a gradual Okinawa withdrawal from U.S. administration while avoiding immediate evacuation.
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