House Clashes Over Aid Bill Lead to Morning Showdown
In Washington Democratic leaders moved the three billion foreign aid bill toward a floor vote but faced a delay as Republicans blocked immediate action. A squeaker vote of 202 to 105 backed immediate consideration, with seven Republicans joining all Democrats. The House Venetian early Christmas Eve session aimed to clear the measure amid a bitter standoff over a wheat sales amendment to Russia. The Senate plans to act later, likely by Friday or next Monday, as adjournment looms on the long-running session.fl
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Snow accumulations threaten morning travel in cold storm
Snow flurries and 6 to 12 inches of snow are likely this morning with tapering snowfall later. High temperatures reach the upper teens to low twenties as winds blow east to northeast at 5 to 15 mph. Sunrise is 7 19 and sunset 4 39. Leaders from both parties agree to a 7 A M EST House session Tuesday for a final vote, partly to allow attendance at Rep. William J. Green Jr.'s Philadelphia funeral. President Johnson says he is confident everything will turn out all right after weekend efforts to rally Democrats. he laments some members staying over. The debate over foreign aid and the wheat amendment has tested his prestige.
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Middletown Daily Record overview 1963 publication info
The issue details the Orange County publication titled Chr Cumre Geral RECCORDYWD Vol 8 No 126 dated Tuesday December 24 1963. It lists publishing by Orange County Publications Inc with address 151 North Street Middletown NY and rates for single copies and mail subscriptions across several counties.
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Viet troops suffer heavy losses in Viet Cong clashes
The TH-Record reports Viet Nam government forces sustained heavy losses in personnel and material in weekend clashes with Viet Cong guerrillas across South Viet Nam. About 55 government troops were killed 111 wounded and 37 missing feared captured. Viet Cong losses were reported as 15 killed and 1 captured.
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