Bobby Baker Revival Sparks Washington Power Players
The Bobby Baker affair resurfaces amid new disclosures tied to a $25 000 payoff claim by contractor Matthew H McCloskey and a civil suit over Capitol Vending. Key figures including Robert F Kennedy Luther Hodges Walter Jenkins James Webb are subpoenaed as Baker testifies under the Senate probe and legal action proceeds in Washington.
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Johnson
Bobby Baker
Bobby
Washington
Philadelphia
Matthew H. McCloskey
Kennedy
United States
Ireland
McClusky
Baker
Democrat National Machine
Philly
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Republicans
Courts of Law
Capitol
New Washington
Paker
Senate Rules Committee
Anderson Herald
Atlantic City
Robert F. Kennedy
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Walter Jenkins
NASA
James E. Webb
Capitol Vending Company
Comsat stock set for NYSE listing next Tuesday
Comsat will list on the New York Stock Exchange Big Board starting Sept 8 after approval on May 14. Shares rose from the $20 offering price on June 2 to two to two and a quarter times that level, aided by Syncom III and the International Consortium Agreement freeing $78 million for military and commercial use.
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Communications Satellite Corporation
New York Stock Exchange
Big
NYSE
Comsat
Board of Governors
Comsal
Syncom III
Pacific
U.S. Defense Department
Britain
Only 19 Campaign Promises Food Value Message
The campaign, set for October, aims to show Americans that the average family spends 19 cents of after tax dollars on food, down from 26 cents 15 years earlier. It invites all food retailers to participate, promotes a game called Only 19 with prizes, and touts a united industry effort to highlight value amid inflation.
Successful investing switch in savings bonds
The column explains Series H bonds denominations 300 900 and 1000 with semi annual interest payments totaling 8 after six months 14 50 after 12 months 16 after 11 years and 20 every six months to maturity. Converting from Series E to H yields current income and defers taxes until redemption. Both bonds yield 3 percent if held to maturity.
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Roger E. Spear
How to Help a Heart Attack Victim in a Barber Chair
A historical guidance note explains immediate actions for suspected heart attack victims. It emphasizes oxygen, rest, opening the collar, and, if available, nitroglycerine under the tongue. It also advises avoiding heavy exertion and provides instructions to request a medical booklet and psychological charts from Dr. Crane Mellor with small fees.
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Lee Summers
Davenport
Heart Attack Help From Deep Breathing Advice
Dr Cranes health service column urges deep rapid belly breathing during heart attacks to increase blood oxygen. Lee Summers praised for calling for help and positioning the patient. The piece explains abdominal breathing, chest breathing differences, and advises regular belly breathing to improve circulation. The Daily Press reports new Jeffersonville publication distributing its first issue.
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Crane
Lee Summers
Jones
John Spot
Foltz
Indiana
Louisville Times
Todian
Y. W
Billy
Pocket Cyclopedia of
Severa Times
Jeffersonville, Ind
Daily Press
Jeffersonville
Clark County
Outs In, Johnson’s Man Smirks at New York Power
William Buckley describes Edwin Weiss and other Johnson loyalists moving into key Democratic posts as the party shifts from Kennedy-era factions. The piece traces shifts in New York, Illinois, and California leadership and notes Lyndon Johnson’s growing control over the national party apparatus.
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Lyndon
Johnson
New York
Edwin Weiss
Weiss
Mr. Johnson
John Kennedy
Johnnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Robert Wagner
Tennessee
New York City
Kent
Nedy
Buford Ellington
Ellington
Agricultut
Lady Bird
Johnie Driver
Atlantic Son
City
Carmen H. Him
Oval
Warshaw
Kim Wagner
California
Traction
Walter Jenkins
LBJ
Sen. Lynden
Jenkins
Jo Johnson
Weis
Ug9y
Lever
John
Weislicon
Los
Angeles
Lloyd
William McKeon
Stand
Lbj Weiss
John Said
White House
Pat Brown
Scott
Lucas
Lyndon Johnson
National Democratic Party
Chicago
Folklore Reflections on Change and Media Impact
Excerpts from William Wade and others discuss modern change as material progress versus tradition. Quotes from Louis Kronenberg er and Kath leen Teltsch reflect skepticism of reform and the evolving reach of media through radio and television. An American saying notes a daily bad habit of eating every day.
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United States
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
Kathleen Teltsch
New York Times
Earl J. Johnson
United Press International News Service
Lincoln words echo in Gettysburg flag tribute
Julien C. Hyer notes that Lincoln’s line This nation shall have its new birth of freedom was revised to Under God. He reflects on how the oath and the flag tribute today record A nation whose God is the Lord, tying Civil War faith to modern national identity.
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Gettysburg
Lincoln
Algerian executions extend purge after revolutionary activity
Five counter revolutionaries were executed by firing squad at dawn in Algiers following charges connected to explosives near Prime Minister Ahmed Ben Bella’s residence on May 30 and a separate arms theft case that killed a policeman in Bougara last June.
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Algeria
UPI
Algeraj Ministry of Justice
Ahmed Ben Bella
Bougara
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