Tainted 25000 Linked JFK LBJ via Baker Alleged
Saigon reports say a tainted 25000 donation linked to JFK and LBJ was routed through Baker, while Saigon’s leadership faces unease. Premier Khanh, ill but expected to return, amid student threats and Viet Cong activity near the capital. Taylor visited Dalat and predicted Khanh's return.
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South
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Nguyen Xuan Oanh
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Dalat
Kien Phong
Leadership Council of
National Assembly
Probing Sought to Reopen Baker Cash-For-Politics Case
Sen John J Williams charged a philadelphia contractor paid 25000 to Bobby Baker to fund the Kennedy Johnson 1960 campaign. He urged the Senate and the President to reopen the Bobby Baker inquiry, naming McCloskey Baker and Reynolds as first witnesses.
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Washington
John J. Williams
Senate Today
Philadelphia
Bobby Baker
von 8. Reynolds
Senate
United States Senate
Williams
Johnson
Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Matthew H. McCloskey Jr
District of Columbia
Reynolds
U.S. Senate
Matthew McCloskey
Don Reynolds
Construction Begins For New Box Plant In Ohio
Owens-Illinois Glass Co starts a new 186000 square foot corrugated box plant two miles south of Circleville along Route 23. The facility, expected to open in spring 1965, will hire about 130 workers and produce boxes for items from auto parts to furniture and major appliances.
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Toledo
Owens-Illinois Glass Co
Circleville
U.S. Route 23
Celebrities Attend Gracie Allen Funeral in Glendale
In Glendale at Forest Lawn, over 1300 guests attended Gracie Allen funeral services followed by a burial in a Forest Lawn crypt. George Burns and Jack Benny showed visible emotion, with Benny aiding Burns as he wept during tributes. Gracie, 58, died of a heart attack Thursday. Episcopal rites were held though she was Roman Catholic by faith.
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Calif
Gracie Allen
Forest Lawn
George Burns
Jack Benny
Comedienne
Comediene
Benny
Gracie
Burns
Ronnie
Miss Allen
George
Armed Bandit Foiled At Midway Inn Tavern
An armed robbery attempt at the Midway Inn on Route 33 north of Athens failed when patrons restrained the robber. Larry Bryan Wyatt, 25, of Langsville faces possible charges and is jailed as witnesses from Vin ton County may link him to a Meeksville Tavern robbery earlier Tuesday night. About 35 dollars were taken. Wyatt allegedly brandished a rusty .32 pistol, which was unloaded, and was challenged by patrons and staff before leaving.
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Midway Inn
Route 33
Athens
Larry Bryan Wyatt
Langsville
Meeksville
McArthur
Athens County
Robert Allen
Vinton County
Harold Steele
Wyatt
Allen
Carl Welling
Maxine Prestone
Michael Hiles
Chauncey
Cecil (Tete) Hart
Goldwater Returns To Politics After Beach Trip
In a series of briefs from across the country Barry Goldwater returns to campaign work in California two days before his formal kickoff. Elsewhere first graders in Mississippi register nonracially as part of integration momentum.
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Carthage
Miss
Mississippi
Biloxi
Newport Beach
Calif
Barry Goldwater
California
Nine anti Cas commandos destroy Soviet radar in Panama
Nine anti Cas commandos in Panama reportedly destroyed a Soviet directed radar as part of covert action. Details remain sparse but the incident signals heightened tensions between Western allies and the Soviet bloc in Central America.
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Panama
FBI reports 15 percent rise in serious crime nationwide
The FBI says the first half of this year shows a 15 percent increase in serious crime across the United States. The rise spans all regions and all crime categories, indicating a broad national trend.
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Washington
FBI
United States
Klan Members Go On Trial for Penn Shooting Murder
In Danielsville Georgia a white male jury is to hear opening testimony in the murder trial of two of three Ku Klux Klan members charged in the shooting of Lemuel Penn a Negro educator from Washington D C.
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Danielsville
Lemuel Penn
Washington, D.C
Administration Hopes For Adoption Of Revised Health Bill
Senate battle lines form as the administration backs a revised King-Anderson health care plan to accompany a House Social Security bill. The package proposes higher benefit cash increases, altered earnings tests, and reduced nursing home coverage aimed at strengthening bargaining and quelling a rival Long amendment.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Texas
Albert Gore
D - Tenn
House
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
UAW Striking Motive Questioned Amid Labor Day Drama
In Detroit speculation grows that the United Auto Workers and Chrysler near agreement. Observers weigh Walter Reuther’s Labor Day visit and his threat to strike if terms fail. Reuther pushes equity for production workers as Big Three tout offers as best ever.
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United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Johnson
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Scientist Warns of Global Famine in 1970s
Dr. Raymond Ewell of SUNY Buffalo warned at the American Chemical Society that a worldwide famine could strike Asia Africa and South America by the 1970s due to population growth outstripping food production He urged mass fertilizer aid from the United States and Europe and called birth control essential though slow to impact the issue.
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Raymond Ewell
State University of New York At Buffalo
Asia
Africa
South America
American Chemical Society
Ohio University Bobcats Begin Football Practice Today
Ohio University Bobcats start their football practice sessions today as listed in the local paper. The item appears among a cluster of brief notices and page references including college and community items.
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Bridgwater
Athens Court
Johnson Vs. Goldwater
Mason County
Ohio University Bobcats
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