Misconduct Charges to Be Brought Against Dead Governor
New Jersey Governor Robert Meyner announced misconduct charges against the late Harold G. Hoffman detailing a $300,000 embezzlement to fund his political career and cover expenses. Hoffman's daughter Ada Leonard pledged repayment. Hoffman died in New York at 58 after serving as former governor and head of the states Division of Employment Security. The affidavit cites blackmail and improper use of inactive bank funds, with Richman and attorney Green involved in the case.
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McCarthy struggles to identify Army charges instigators
The Washington scene tracks Senator McCarthy as he alternates blame among Eisenhower officials and Democratic aides for Army charges against him. Key dates show shifts from Schine pressure claims to accusations involving Stevens Adams Hensel and Rogers, with White House figures implicated in McCarthy's evolving narrative.
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McCarthy Attacks Symington and Clifford Over Hearings
McCarthy says Stevens is a fine innocent fellow entrapped by clever Washington politicians. He accuses Symington and Clifford of using the hearings to damage the Republican party. He accuses Symington of instigating the Army charges and says Symington and Clifford connived with Stevens to push Republicans into self-destruction.
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Road improvement bids opened for 90 miles in Minnesota
State Highway Commissioner M. J. Hoffmann released a call for bids on 19 projects spanning 21 counties. The plan includes work on three bridges and four traffic signal installations, with 21.8 miles of grading and the remainder as bituminous base or surface work and a section of asphaltic concrete paving in St. Paul.
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