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Vote surprises: In House vote to repeal Sect. 14(b) of Taft-Hartley (Right to Work) only four of 20 Texas congressmen went the LBJ way. Also voting against the Administration was Rep. Morris Udall of Ariz., brother of Sec. of Interior Stewart Udall. . . . In Senate reapportionment vote, Majority Leader Mike Mansfield and (Muzzle the Military) Fulbright voted for the Dirksen Amendment. Only Republicans t_o vote against it were Eastern Sens. Javits (N.Y.), Case (N.J.) and Boggs (Del). . . . Insiders in California say Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty may well enter Democratic gubernatorial primary against Gov. Pat Brown next year. Yorty could rack up big majority in populous Los Angeles County. … If Johnson has his way, the ’68 Democratic convention will be held in new Houston Astrodome.

A number of Greek Communists who had been living in Rumania turning up in Yugoslavia where they are being trained for subversive activities at camp near Skopje. Some of the guerrillas already have slipped across Macedonian border into Greece. . . . Reason there hasn’t been more international outcry at decision of Denmark to send home some Czech tourists who tried to defect is that some, in group, were double agents • • • • Russia, which has yet to pay a kopek of its UN Congo Pacification Assessment , is objecting to UN payment of damages to Belgian citizens who were wounded, or whose property was damaged, in Katanga operations,

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