Hearings Open on Wheeler Dealer Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee opened public hearings into Bobby Baker outside business dealings as Mrs. Gertrude Novak testified that she and her husband funded Baker’s stock purchase and shared in the profits. Novak described 3000 shares sold for about 55,889 with Baker receiving 27,444.93 in three checks. Baker resigned October 7 amid questions about his finances and has not appeared at the hearings.
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Trudy) Novak
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Johnson signs $95 million bill to curb air pollution
President Johnson signed a bill providing 95 million dollars over three years to aid states and local agencies in fighting air pollution from automotive exhausts and industry. The ceremony in the White House drew congressional and government officials as he called the effort a national health and safety priority.
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Johnson to address Congress in person on Jan 8
President Johnson will deliver the State of the Union to Congress in person on January 8, Democratic leaders said after the White House breakfast. They expect the current session to adjourn soon and will confer with Republicans on the exact adjournment date. The leaders also voiced optimism on foreign aid and tax reduction bills advancing.
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Burglars Cracker Des Moines Barnett Furniture Safe
Burglars pried open a cabinet type safe at Barnett Furniture in downtown Des Moines Sunday night and took cash totaling $8,000 to $10,000 according to store officials.
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Chou Enlai Kisses Escort as Scranton Reports Meeting
In a report from Harrisburg and Cairo, Chou Enlai kissed an admirer and then Nasser’s companion after a brief discussion with Governor Scranton during a state visit to Egypt. Eisenhower was mentioned as departing for California on a separate trip.
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Salinger and aides visit Johnson ranch for news plans
Pierre Salinger White House press secretary and three aides visited the President's ranch near Austin to coordinate coverage plans for forthcoming news. The group discussed media strategy and event timing with President Johnson.
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Johnson plan for visits and West German leader at LBJ Ranch
A December trip schedule shows President Johnson returning December 28 29 and hosting Chancellor Ludwig Erhard at the LBJ Ranch. Salinger George Reedy Liz Carpenter and Wayne Hawks accompany the president. In Los Angeles George Murphy announces his bid for the Republican renomination to oppose Senator Clair Engle. Murphy 59 is Technicolor VP and former California GOP chairman.
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Norma Jean Taylor Sentenced for Forged Checks
Norma Jean Taylor, 40, of Clear Lake, was sentenced in Clarion to 10 years at the Women's Reformatory for issuing forged checks.
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