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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1967

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2

Long's Defense Seen Hurting Dodd's Case in Senate

In Washington Senate debate over Senator Thomas Dodd's ethics case, Senator Russell Long's aggressive defense tactics drew critique from several colleagues who feared his actions weakened Dodd's position. Senate Leader Mike Mansfield and others clashed with Long over attendance tactics as Dodd's speech was postponed. Senator Edward Brooke offered a cautious defense, stressing the burden of proof on the Ethics Committee and the presumption of innocence.

Washington UPI Thomas J. Dodd Senate Russell B. Long Dodd Senate Ethics Committee Long Tom Dodd Russ Long Mike Mansfield Eberhard Deutsch New Orleans Mansfield Deutsch Connecticut Edward W. Brooke Mass Ethics Committee Brooke

Soviet Leaders Use Hotline To Washington In Middle East Crisis

Soviet Premier Kosygin and top advisers chose the Washington Moscow hotline during the Middle East crisis to avert general war. They acknowledged risk of disclosure but prioritized world peace, saying several exchanges occurred that week, including a U S message on the Israeli attack on the Liberty. Johnson and ambassador Thompson said the line was used to convey U S positions quickly and in writing, without voice contact with Kosygin.

Washington Middle East UPI Alexei N. Kosygin Washington-Moscow U.S Liberty Johnson Llewel Len E. Thompson Russia Moscow United States Kosygin

California Moves to Liberalize Abortion Law

California as third state this year to liberalize abortion law Reagan says he will sign the Beilenson bill despite objections. The act legalizes abortions to protect the mother's health in certain cases and in statutory rape and incest scenarios, while excluding mercy-for-handicapped-foetus provisions.

California Sacramento Calif UPD Ronald Reagan Reagan Anthony Beilenson Beverly Hills Colorado North Carolina Beilenson

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