Senators Take Up Dodd Case
The six member Senate ethics committee opens closed hearings on misconduct charges against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. The probe centers on Dodd's ties to Julius Klein and dismissed as a partisan dispute by Dodd who filed a 2 million libel suit.
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West Germany
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Freedom Of Information Bill Heads To House Vote
The measure is expected to win final bipartisan backing in the House. Rep. John E. Moss says there is broad support though some agencies oppose it. The bill would create a right to know and require disclosure of government records unless specific exceptions apply. It includes court review to compel disclosure and shifts the burden of proof to agencies.
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Keith Is Picked In Minnesota
Lt Gov A M Sandy Keith launched his campaign for Minnesota governor after winning the Democratic Farmer Labor endorsement at a bitter convention. Keith, 37, defeated Gov Karl F Rolvaag for party backing after 20 ballots and 30 hours of debate, a feud between former running mates in 1962 when Rolvaag won his first term by 91 votes.
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TV clash over Mississippi march leaders actions
James Meredith and SNCC Chairman Stokely Carmichael faced tough questions on TV about armed participation, federal voting rights, and Civil Rights strategies. Carmichael dodged specifics on officials backing militia and urged nonviolence despite past calls, while Meredith backed resuming the march after being shot and left open whether he would be armed.
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New York
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Meet the Press
Marine on Leave: Thomas Allen Lowden Completes Pendleton Training
Marine on leave Thomas Allen Lowden USMC, son of Mrs B T LaRue of Houston, completed basic training at Camp Pendleton California. A Crosby High School graduate of 1965, he plans to stay with his brother Joe I Lowden in Crosby during leave.
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French leader's Kremlin visit signals East West talks
French sources foresee new Soviet France accords on culture and technology after initial talks with Soviet President Podgorny and Premier Kosygin. De Gaulle to speak at Kremlin dinner as Moscow papers welcome him and praise France for independent East West bonds effort.
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