Party List Reveals Girls Tied To Baker Scandal
The long suppressed party girl angle in the Bobby Baker case surfaces as a list of 1,927 men and 90 women ties officials, politicians, and business figures in the Washington area. Five men linked to the Baker scandal appear on the list as investigators study the document. It includes a congressional member and three major league players amidst defenses contracting rumors.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Washington
Bobby Baker
John J. Williams
Del
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Arthur A. Marshall Jr
Prince Georges County
Donald Duck
Congress
RFK declines New York Senate bid amid Berlin visit
Washington UPI report notes Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy will not run for United States senator from New York. Kennedy's decision came last weekend despite Democratic pressure. Rep. Samuel Stratton suggests he is available if the party wants him. In Japan, Niigata's Mount Yokoyama volcano erupted for the first time since last January, with officials unsure if linked to the recent earthquake.
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UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Senate
West Berlin
John F. Kennedy
Attorney General’s Office
United States
Kenneth B. Keating
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Kennedy
Samuel S. Stratton
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Niigata
Japan
Yokoyam
Wallace assails Supreme Court and civil rights bill at Jaycee meet
Alabama Governor George Wallace blasted the Supreme Court's school prayer ban and the civil rights bill before about 7 500 delegates at the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce convention. He warned of a "force cult" in Washington and urged a fight to preserve constitutional liberty, urging gradual change as heresy and revolution as the answer.
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UPS
Alabama
George Wallace
Supreme Court
U.S
Connecticut
Washington
New York
Wallace
America
Jaycees
House of Representatives
Jet Flight Defies Reds by Berlin Corridor Run
An American Pan Am jet from New York flew to Berlin across East German airspace and returned hours later without incident. Captains Joseph Flynn and Bob Born reported a routine 15 minute crossing, noting no Soviet fighters. The incident follows Soviet protests demanding corridor limits, while the U.S. and Britain maintain the right to fly through Berlin routes. The State Department rejected the Soviet protest.
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Berlin
New York
Joseph Flynn
Bob Born
Pan American World Airways
East Germany
Moscow
United States
Britain
Washington
State Department
Lake Livingston recreational area promise by TRA
UPI reports the Trinity River Authority pledges maximum development of recreational facilities for Lake Livingston. Chairman Ben H. Carpenter says TRA has a mandate to develop recreation and control river pollution. Dam plans are 80 percent complete with bonds expected by November to finance construction starting early next year.
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Houston
UPI
Lake Livingston
Trinity River Authority
TRA
Ben H. Carpenter
Dallas
Carpenter
Dillon Urges Debt Increase in Senate Hearing
Washington United States Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon urged the Senate Finance Committee to raise the national debt limit by 9 billion dollars. He warned of further requests totaling 6 billion next year and 3 billion in 1966, aiming for a balanced budget by then barring new tax cuts. He opposed excise tax cuts before 1966 as existing wartime levies near expiration. The House moved to 324 billion, risking delay if the Senate disagrees, with a plan to settle at 285 billion thereafter.
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UPI
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Dillon
House
Senate
Navigator Dies as B52 Hatch Blows
Captain Richard Carroll of Wichita Falls died after a B52 hatch blew off at altitude north of Fort Worth. Debris scattered over a wide area as search parties pursued the body within about ten miles of the crash scene. Carroll, from Hartford, Connecticut, left a widow and four children. The SAC aircraft, attached to the 494th Bomb Wing at Sheppard AFB, returned to base after the incident.
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UPI
Richard Carroll
Wichita Falls
Air Force
Carroll
Hartford
Strategic Air Command
494Th
Sheppard Air Force Base
Sheppard
Lake Lewisville
Dallas Air Force
Colt Carroll
Prince Edward Schools Reopen Plan After Court Order
Prince Edward County supervisors vote 4 to 2 to appropriate 189000 dollars in local funds to reopen the county's segregated public schools this fall, under a federal court deadline. Officials say about 1600 black pupils would return. white students are expected to attend private segregated schools.
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Farmville
Prince Edward, County
U.S. Supreme Court
State
U.S. District Court
Oren R. Lewis
Sal Hepatica Laxative Promises Quick Relief
Advertises Sal Hepatica as a fast acting laxative that relieves gas pain heartburn sour stomach and constipation in less than two hours unlike pills gum or medicated chocolates. Promotes rapid relief and urges users to try Sal Hepatica for immediate comfort.
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