Aid approval to fund U.S. foreign assistance plan
Johnson wins committee approval for a 3.5 billion dollar foreign aid bill including 266 million for direct military aid to South Vietnam and 272 million for economic aid. The measure authorizes over 1.09 billion in military aid and about 2.4 billion in economic assistance worldwide, with debates over Marginal employee dismissals.
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Florida Rights Fee Wins in State and Nation
Florida Democrats nominated a strong civil rights platform for governor, boosting Haydon Burns over rival Robert King High and shaping November’s race. Oklahoma Senate race saw Edmondson toppled as Democrats rallied behind Edmondson’s challenger. Florida Republicans pledged delegates favored Goldwater, securing Florida’s four delegation votes on the first ballot. In Nassau County, the Board of Supervisors approved funding for a courthouse annex, a $1,243,000 project, and a separate $157,000 reconstruction of the courthouse, with serial bonds and capital notes authorized to finance the plan.
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Soviet Delegate Denounces Goldwater At UN
Soviet delegate Nikolai Fedorenko accused Senator Barry Goldwater of pressing for a nuclear war policy in South Vietnam. U.S. Ambassador Stevenson defended executive control of foreign policy and warned against sensational charges. Thant in Ottawa condemned any use of atomic weapons as dangerous and out of mind. Fedorenko and Stevenson clashed over Southeast Asia threats as U.N. debate continued.
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House Panel Approves Debt Ceiling Rise
Washington AP House Ways and Means Committee approved a temporary rise in the national debt ceiling from 315 billion to 324 billion dollars. Ranking Republican John Byrnes of Wisconsin said there was no effort to cut the increase and none expected when the measure goes to the House floor in June.
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PTA Congress Told: Parents Hypocrites About Sex
Dr. Mary Calderone told the National Congress of Parents and Teachers convention that American parents are hypocrites about sex, citing media attacks on youth. She urged comprehensive sex education from kindergarten through high school and criticized the lack of reproductive education in schools as a national shame.
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GOP Leaders Briefed on Southeast Asia Policy Upheaval
President Johnson briefed nine GOP Senate leaders at the White House on Southeast Asia, amid charges of indecisive policy toward South Vietnam Cambodia and Laos. Defense officials defended obsolete aircraft while China urged a 14 nation foreign ministers meeting as Laos tensions rise and U S credibility hangs in the balance.
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Johnson fires up voters in Keep Country Moving pitch
President Johnson urged Americans to back the Democratic Party to keep the country moving into a growing future. He touted social security, minimum wage, poverty warfare and civil rights gains while stressing a forward program for national progress. The Washington gala featured performers and a high-dollar fundraiser for the 1964 campaign.
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Spending Lags But Business Good survey reads mixed
A government survey labels spending as solid but not spectacular while consumer income rises. Analysts note housing starts softened in April and unemployment stayed at 5.4 percent for the third straight month. The tax cut windfall timing and impact on consumer spending remain debated by economists.
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Education Opportunities Explored In Special Pages
A wide range of educational paths and careers are examined in today's special education pages. The series highlights how students can prepare for various future careers and notes what education leaders deem important for youth.
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Eddie Catton
Rights Bill Revamped Faces Mid-June Test in Senate
The revamped civil rights bill drew renewed floor attention as leaders from both parties pressed for a compromise. Senate leaders, including Majority Leader Mansfield and Republican Dirksen, hailed the plan as workable while acknowledging it may not win all supporters, with a mid June showdown anticipated.
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Italian Star Moda Torelli Dies in Mystery
AP reports Italian actress Moda Torelli, a prominent figure in Mary’s stage and film scenes, has died. The death occurred May 21, but the cause was not disclosed.
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