Dodd Faces Accusations Of Campaign Fund Misuse
James P. Boyd Jr testified at a Senate Ethics hearing that Sen. Thomas J. Dodd misappropriated hundreds of thousands of dollars in campaign funds. Boyd said Dodd’s ties to public relations agent Julius Klein grew suspicious after December 1964 campaign document disclosures and described a West Germany trip as a cover for Klein’s client retention efforts.
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James P. Boyd Jr
Sen
Thomas J. Dodd
Boyd
Senate Ethics Committee
Connecticut
Dodd
Julius Klein
Bipartisan Committee
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Klein
West Germany
South Viet Nam 1st Division destroys Red battalion
South Viet Nam 1st Army Division ends three days of fighting in the northern province by destroying one Communist battalion and crippling another. Commanders report 319 Communists killed, 96 captured and 8 weapons seized. Marines and U S planes supported the operation amid ongoing sporadic fire.
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South Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
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Maj
N. E. Andersen
Cranston
R. I
Joffre Boston
Falls Church
814Th
U. S
Udall Urges Ohio to Fund Pollution Abatement
U S secretary of the interior Stewart L Udall urged Ohio to provide state funds for pollution abatement during a one day conference in Cleveland. He noted the need for state action alongside municipal programs and cited Ohio’s planned one billion dollars for pollution halting construction. A pilot plant to remove phosphates from waste will test a new method on a river feeding Lake Erie, likely at Detroit or Fort Worth.
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Cleveland
U. S
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Ohio
Udall
Buffalo
James A. Rhodes
Murray Stein
Federal Water Pollution Control Administration
Stein
Lake Erie
Detroit
Fort Worth
Old-Fashioned Draft Plan Attacked In House Hearing
Rep. Richard S Schweiker assailed Selective Service methods as antiquated comparing them to a horse and buggy in a jet age He backed national standards and a national pool of registrants while Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey opposed a centralized computer system for induction before the Armed Services Committee
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Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
House Armed Services Committee
Washington
Medal of Honor recipient recalls hero moment
A Medal of Honor recipient says he did not realize he was a hero. The article notes his reflection as readers learn of wartime bravery and recognition. The fragment references a broader page layout with mentions of education in Athens and international comparisons.
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Ig Pass
L.ty
West Virginia
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Aknd Ata Footsore
Columbus
Athens
Daredevil Pilot Frees Zip Under Gateway Arch
Authorities search for an unidentified pilot who deftly flew a twin-engine private plane beneath the 630 foot Gateway Arch near downtown St. Louis on the Mississippi River. Witness guide John Kinworthy reported the remarkable feat Wednesday.
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Gateway Memoral Arch
Mississippi River
John Kinworthy
Russell Cites Progress of U S Military Effort in Viet Nam
Senator Richard Russell says U S military progress in Viet Nam is improving and Saigon political stability has improved but risks remain. Army converts 11 WWII oil tankers into floating power plants for Viet Nam and a leprosy drug shows potential to reduce malaria among soldiers. Russell avoids commenting on possible escalation.
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U. S
Viet Nam
Saigon
Russell
Senate Armed Services Committee
Georgia Democrat
Army
U.S
Ray Lassetter Jr
House Appropriations Committee
South Viet Nam
Mississippi march faces gunfire and arrest along route
The civil rights march stretching toward Philadelphia, Mississippi, reports a gunfire incident in Canton with a white man shot and a Black leader, C. C. Chinn, arrested. Lawyers seek federal injunction and police protection for the Philadelphia rally led by Martin Luther King Jr and Floyd McKissick.
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Mississippi
Canton
Dan Thompson
C. C. Chinn
Thompson
Philadelphia
Carnton
Hosea Williams
Martin Luther King, Jr
Floyd B. McKissick
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
McKaissick
Congress of Races
Williams
Stokely
Michael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Washininegton
Justice Department
Riot Truce in Pompano Beach Faces Flare of Violence
In Pompano Beach Florida a fragile truce faltered as hundreds gathered in the Negro district after days of unrest. Police in riot gear moved down Main Street after rocks and bottles were thrown. one patrol car window was shattered. no arrests were reported. The violence followed an alleged incident at a market involving a white owner and a 10 year old boy.
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Flat
Arthur Marks
Bill Russell decries Boston racial climate at Roxbury address
Bill Russell, coach and former player of the Celtics, denounced a "poisoned atmosphere" of hate and distrust in Boston. Speaking at a freedom graduation for junior high students in Roxbury, he urged residents to be better citizens while noting discriminatory treatment.
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Bill Russell
Boston Celtics
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Cletics
National Basketball Association
Roxbury
Loyalty Oath Signed Ending Five Year Fight
Barbara and Vernon Elfbrandt signed a loyalty oath ending a five year dispute over Arizona’s oath. The couple, once declared un constitutional by the U S Supreme Court, can claim over 60 000 in back pay but face possible legal hurdles to recover funds from Tucson District One and Amphitheater District school boards. Court rulings prompted efforts to collect wages withheld during five years of service without pay.
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Ariz
W Barbara
Vernon Efelfbrandt
Amphitheater
Mind of
Howl
Mayor Lindsay cancels dinner for King Faisal in New York
Mayor John V. Lindsay announced the cancellation of a scheduled reception for visiting King Faisal of Saudi Arabia. He said the dinner would not be feasible under the circumstances after reports alleging Faisal’s anti Jewish remarks sparked a political storm. Lindsay spoke with Secretary of State Dean Rusk by phone but disclosed no details.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Jonicht
King Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Lindsay
Faisal
Bean Rusk
Multiple Local Bills Outline Ohio Development Projects
A batch of short items reports funding and plans across Ohio. Walter H. Moeller announces a 24500 grant for an access road and rail spur to a Lockheed Georgia plant in Logan with local match. the Public Roads Bureau sends Ohio a 97519 bonus for highway ad controls. Goodyear reveals a multi million plant in Marysville for rubber conveyor belting, starting mid 1967 with under 180 new jobs. Pope Paul VI meets birth control commission members amid a shift toward easing contraception bans. Pirates raid off London. Reg Calvert’s death leads to murder charge for Maj. Oliver Smedley. State Sen. Frazier Reams Jr. accuses Rhodes of crediting pollution programs. A 16-year-old faces adult trial for a father’s murder in Sandusky. Four teens die in a one-car crash near Ashtabula.
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Walter H. Moeller
Ohio
Economic Development Administration
Lockheed Georgia
Logan
Ohia
Hocking County Community Improvement Corp
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