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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1967
Page
3
Congress sends a bill to the White House to raise the national debt limit to 365 billion by July 1 1968. The measure clears the Senate on a 60 to 30 vote and awaits President Johnson's signature before the temporary 336 billion ceiling expires Friday.
Indiana and Illinois forecast cooler than normal conditions with highs in the 80s and lows around 60s through the weekend. Rain totals of about three quarters of an inch are expected from Thursday to Sunday. In Washington, the Treasury projection for Vietnam war costs faces doubt as Sen. Smathers warns assumptions may be wrong amid a 348 billion dollar bill and a 7 billion ceiling increase proposal.
A fragment discusses Winchell on page four and a Bravo list of cultural mentions. It notes veteran umpire Jocko Conlan and a profile by Riz Ortolani, with a rogue’s gallery of Park Avenue personalities and their sensational ties to cinema, finance, and gossip.
In Paris, President Charles de Gaulle urged Turkish President Sunay to turn away from U.S. leadership of NATO and pursue neutrality toward the Soviet American rivalry. He called for detente and cooperation among European peoples to spare the continent from bloc confrontation and outside Europe from deadly conflicts.
AP reports another Hoosier casualty in Vietnam Army Pfc Ralph E Moore is the 306th Indiana serviceman to die in the war. He was the son of Mrs. Elnora Franklin of Indianapolis and Edward Moore of Bowling Green Kentucky.
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