Senate to Probe Dodd Ethics Case in Public Hearings
The Senate Ethics Committee said it will hold public hearings on the alleged relationship between Sen. Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut and Julius Klein, Chicago public relations figure. The six member panel announced hearings will cover one phase of its misconduct inquiry into Dodd and his fundraising dinners, while Dodd denies improper conduct. Klein, a retired Army major general and registered agent for West German interests, said he contributed to Dodd but did not seek favors. The probe, prompted by Dodd, follows political furor after the Bobby Baker matter, with focus also on whether campaign dinners and gifts totaling up to 290,000 were tax exempt for Dodd's expenses.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Julius Klein
Chicago
Dodd
Select Committee On Standards and Conduct
Dodd.y
Klein
Army
New York
Senate
Bobby Baker
Connecticut
Sanctuary and hot pursuit policy debate in Washington
U S officials distinguish two sanctuary and hot pursuit concepts amid Viet Nam war tensions. They say hot pursuit allows crossing borders during combat but not deliberate strikes on enemy bases. In a State Department briefing to editors and broadcasters, officials reaffirmed sanctuary limits while noting potential retaliation risks if China intervenes in Vietnam.
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Washington
U.S
Yalu River
United States
Red China
China
State Department
Dean Rusk
George W. Ball
Pentagon
Robert “Fl Kennedy
D-N.y
Kennedy
North Viet Nam
400 Eat Chili Talk Politics At Club Feed
Politicians and 400 other people talked politics and ate chili Thursday night at the Bayshore Rod Reef and Gun Club. Candidates circulated table to table in small groups with no formal speeches. Present were Dave Ball Charlie Martin Bob Eckhardt Chet Brooks Ramsey Browns Vickery Lindon Williams Joe Allen Rex Braun Bill Rice Laura Cruz Rex Cammack Curtis Graves Terry Proctor. Campaign managers and others represented included Franklin Spears Preston Smith Stanley Woods Paul Haring Jimmie Duncan Dave Gibson Larry McKaskle Bill Kilgarlin Charles Whitfield Mrs David Mendell Barbara Jordan and Dick Scott.
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Bayshore Rod, Reef and Gun Club
Dave Ball
Charlie Martin
Bob Eckhardt
Chet Brooks
Traweek Rites Set Saturday At High Island
Funeral services for Agnes Pauline Traweek 46 will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at St Matthews Methodist Church in High Island. A Baytown resident 13 years she died Thursday in a local hospital. Burial follows in High Island Cemetery under Paul A Lee Funeral Home direction. She is survived by husband B E Traweek of Baytown a daughter Mrs Wilbert J Mouton of Baytown three sisters Mrs Sophie Heard Kansas City Missouri Mrs Ada Butler and Mrs S L Caperton High Island and three grandchildren.
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Agnes Pauline Traweek
Cherre
St. Matthews Methodist Church
High Island
Traweek
Baytown
W. B. Oliver Jr
H. H. Philips
High Island Cemetery
Paul A. Lee
UT Engineering Degrees To Be Awarded June Fourth
Nearly 200 seniors are tentative candidates for UT College of Engineering degrees at June 4 commencement. Gerald Paul Kuehler is listed for a bachelor of science in chemical engineering. Also included is a note on how Christopher Columbus introduced orange to the Western Hemisphere on his second expedition, landing on Hispaniola on November 22, 1493.
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Gerald Paul Uehler
University of Texas College of Engineering
Kuehler
Christopher Columbus
Hemisphere
Hispaniola
Canary Islands
Penal Colonies End in Maryland and the Colonies
British authorities sent many convicts to Maryland and other southern colonies, despite colonial objections. The Revolutionary War led to the end of penal colonies in America.
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Great Britain
Maryland
America
Ball Resignation Rumor Not Yet Confirmed
Boston Globe reports Undersecretary of State George W Ball may resign before summer end He told reporters he has no plans to leave and would return to private life after long service He was appointed by John F Kennedy and previously a Washington lawyer The report follows resignations of Thomas C Jann and Walt Rostow and no successor named.
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Boston
Boston Globe
George W. Ball
Ball
Washington
State ‘Department
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Globe Report
Johnson
State Department
Thomas C. Jann
Walt W. Rostow
Department
Mann
Rostow
Police Tow Off Abandoned Cars
Baytown police towed 10 abandoned cars to the city pound after an initial survey found 70 vehicles that could be classified as abandoned under city ordinance. Owners receive seven days after notification to remove the cars. the public is asked to help locate abandoned vehicles by calling the police department.
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Baytown
R. H
Turner
Police Department
Pope Visit to Poland Likely This Year
In Warsaw diplomats and churchmen see signals from Gromyko meeting that a papal trip to Communist Poland could occur this year. A visit would hinge on improved Vatican Kremlin ties and could occur during Poland’s millennium celebrations or August pilgrimages to Czestochowa.
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Warsaw
Poland
Andrei Gromyko
Aud Vio
Ter Gromyko
Vatican
Kremlin
Paul
Poand
jPope
Stefan Cardinal
Wyscynski
Ohe
Chris
Czestochowa
Alexei Adzhu Jbei
Nikita Khrushchev
Hungary
Khrushchev
John Xiiii
Eastern
Europe
City moves on bids for storm sewers and park sites
A hearing was set on bonds and a long range plan was deferred until councilmen Ball and Fanestiel were briefed. An ordinance bans dumping dirt on streets with copies to builders. Officials discussed three park sites Travis Elementary Horace Mann James Bowie as pilot areas. Soviet trawler note cites Baytown travel and a Brown Rusk meeting.
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Southern Pacific
Pat Ball
Albert Fanestiel
Country Club Oaks
Jack Morton
Donnelly
Travis Ele
Horace Mann
James Bowie
Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Hej
Baytown
Don
Dean Rusk
California
Pipeline accidents claim 64 lives in 15 years report says
Washington AP reports accidents on natural gas pipelines have caused 64 deaths and 222 injuries over the last fifteen years according to a Senate Commerce Committee release.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Stock quote snapshot shows varied company values
A dense list of corporate names and percentage figures appears, resembling a noon call stock quote page. Companies span across industries including automobiles, chemicals, oil, aerospace, steel, and utilities such as Georgia-Pacific, Gulf States, Dow, DuPont, Exxon, Ford, General Motors, Texaco, Shell, and Union Carbide. The data suggests fluctuating or partial percent values for many firms, with gaps and punctuation indicating OCR issues.
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Georgia - Pacific
Gordon’s Jew
Hoffman Electr
Interlake Steel
UBAL
lJones & Laugh
Kerr - McGee
Ling - Temco + Vou
Magnavex Celanese
Chrysler
Delta Air Diamond Ark
Douglas Aircraft - Dow Chem
Dresser Ind DuPont
Marathon Oil
el Paso
Monsanto
Ethyl Corp
Ford
Aslee Foremost
Dai
New York Central
Elee
wiPenn RR
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Pet
TCA
Raytheon
Schlumberger - Sears Shell
Sinclair
Secony
Sperry - Rand
Stan Cal
Stan Ind
Stan NJ
Stan Ohio
Stauffer Chem Sun OW
Sunray Syntex
Technicolor
Tenn Gas
Texaco
Texas
Sun Tidewater
Union Carbide
Union Oil of Cal - United Air Lines
Upjohn Drug U
Steel Western Equities Westinghouse
Nerox Gen Motors Gen Te
Elec
Funeral Notice for Agnes Pauline Troweek of High Island
Agnes Pauline Troweek 46 of 1912 Cherry Street High Island dies at 1 15 p m in a hospital. Funeral services at St Matthews Methodist Church High Island with Rev B Oliver Jr and Rev H O Phillips officiating. Burial follows in High Island cemetery under Paul A Lee Funeral Home direction. Survived by husband B E B Troweek Baytown two daughters Mrs Wilbert J Morion Soytown and Mrs Sophie Heard Kansas City plus sisters May 5 Sophie Heard and Ade Sutler and Ars Capertoi all of High Island. Also grandchildren Grey Spree.
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Traweex
Saturcoy Tortars
Agnes Pauline
Troweek
Cherry
St. Mathews
High Island
Baytown
Vs. B. Oliver Jr
H. OH. Phillips
Buriet
High Stant
Paul A. Lee
Mesic
Pars. Troweek
Nusbe
D. B. EB
Troweex
Wilbert J. Morion
Soytown
Sophie Heard
Kansas City
Kon
Ade Sutler
Ars
SL. Capertoi
Patty
Grey Spree
Banquet Honors Wide Field Of School Achievements
National spelling, math and DECA winners listed from a banquet. Diane Atkins and 11 others tied for top spelling scores while Steve Faulkner, Roy Kervin and Sammy Vasquez led math. DECA area winners included Kelly Mudd Judy Parsons Jerry Smith. Staff awards and numerous Houston Science Fair and Interscholastic League participants are named alongside winners in ready writing spelling debate and other contests.
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Steve Glen Faulkner
Roy Douglas Kervin
Sammy Vasquez
Distributive Education Club
Kelly Mudd
Judy Parsons
Jerry Smith
Gander Gazette
Johnny Jack Carol Lammers
Travis Tomjack
Tinia Wright
Kenny Lannon
Lee Traveler
Betsy Broyles
Barry Donnelly
Mike Evans
Judy Hollaway
Susan Knox
Linda Lave
Ronnie McGraw
Martha Marti
Thomas Nelson
Jean Sumner
Houston
Earl Center
Kathy Center
Ewell Clarke
William Lyles
Richard Ruckman
Martin,Smith
George Cummings
Jerry Gordon
Carol Lammers
Morton McPhail
Susan Perkins
Peggy Compton
John Street
Peter Morgen
Susan Burns
Thomas Past
Robert Whitson
Ann Blakeney
Beverly Navarre
Carolyn Elliott
Mary Schwendeman
Patricia Harbaugh
Becky Hastings
Marianne Jacob
Wandao Smith
Marsha McAlister
Molly McElroy
Pam Nance
Vicki Hutchison
Mike Ford
Calvin Hill
Kenneth Skrabranek
James Williams
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Dodd. Klein
Black's Pharmacies
E. Texas Decker
Sterting
Baytown Motors
Pit
Hite
Baytown Motors Inc
Texas Ave
Preston Smith
Baytown Smith
Donald L2, Brunson
Pais Political Adv
Dempsey-Tegeler & Co., Inc
Diane Atkins
Sandra Busby
Linda Goodson
Cmily Huddle
Regena Lopez
Jan Orr
Harriet Sanders
Linda Shelton
Molly St. John
Mickey Tiner
Lenora Weimer
Sherry Ziegler
Emmit Odom
New York Stock Exchange
Americana
Chevrolet
Buck Turner
East Texas
Littlefields
Ortons
Rosedale
Iss
Orthern
Libby
DixIe
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