Senate Fails Soft Treatment for Dodd Censure Debate
The Senate rebuked Thomas J. Dodd amid a censure clash. Ribicoff defended Dodd as colleagues weighed a mild admonition while Dodd, absent from the floor, argued the issue centered on money in politics and personal debts. Other nonvoting members included Bayh Inouye and Pastore among a varied panel.
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Idaho
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De Gaulle links wars and calls for Vietnam withdrawal
De Gaulle warns the world is threatened by spreading conflicts and says France opposes the Vietnam War. He urges U.S. forces to withdraw within a set time, cites unease over foreign intervention, and notes prior talks with Kosygin and Wilson focusing on the Middle East and Vietnam.
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L H Verbeck Dies Area Farmer
Leland H Verbeck 73 lifelong Schaghticoke resident died yesterday at Leonard Hospital after a brief illness. He studied at Schaghticoke schools and Troy Business College. A 25 year Farm Bureau member he also belonged to Dairy Men's League and Knickerbocker Historical Society. He served as elder and secretary treasurer of Schaghticoke United Presbyterian Church Sunday School. Survived by son Warren J Verbeck of Schaghticoke daughter Mrs Iester Bulson of Buskirk and three grandchildren Funeral at 2 p m Saturday Hack Funeral Home Schaghticoke with interment in Elmwood Cemetery Schaghticoke.
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House OKs New Debt Ceiling
Washington AP report says the House approved a bill to grant Treasury 22 billion dollars of additional borrowing authority to avert payment risk next month. It would establish a 358 billion dollar national debt ceiling effective July 1 with a fluctuating cushion. The 217 to 196 vote shifts from two weeks earlier when 210 to 197 opposed a 365 billion ceiling. Republicans offered a 336 billion alternative but failed.
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Debt limit vote divides Troy Area congressmen
King and Button opposed the measure as they did on June 7, while Democrats rallied to narrow the reversal. If the Senate passes it, the debt ceiling rises to 358 billion on July 1 with a 7 billion cushion for annual renewal to end of each fiscal year.
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Albany
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Rain floods Midwest as storms sweep across region
Heavy rains drenched Michigan to Missouri with 2.42 inches in parts of the northern Rockies and 5.37 inches in Portland Maine over 24 hours. The Missouri River rose after night storms in western Missouri and nearby states. Amid flood warnings, officials reported scattered funnel clouds and cooler conditions in the Plains, Rockies, and Southwest US.
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