Dodd Censure Vote Shifts As Ethics Group Faces Deadlock
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield hopes a deal to start votes on Sen. Thomas J. Dodd censure charges can be reached today amid a tactical clash over whether to vote first on the charge of misusing funds or double billing the Senate. Ethics Committee members signaled willingness to allow a first vote on the double-billing count with limits on amendments, while Republicans and backers weigh potential filibuster risks.
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Washington
UPN
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Connecticut
Russell B. Long
D-La
James B. Pearson Rkans
Mansfield
Pearson
Ethics Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Committee
Wallace F. Bennett
Ratah
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Civil War Tactics Used By Navy in Viet Battle
In a Mekong Delta river battle near Saigon, gunboats called Monitors used Civil War tactics with infantry support to defeat Viet Cong forces. The action, part of five clashes, left 49 American and 341 Communist deaths, with U.S. and South Vietnamese troops coordinating to drive Viet Cong from marshlands along Rach Cat River.
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Saigon
UPD
U. 5S
U.S
Mekong Delta
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
U. S
Bac Giang
Hanoi
Hai Duong
Haiphong
Navy
Augustine Marano
Clearfield
Cape Hatteras
Marano
Mekong
Rach Cat
9Th Infantry
11Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
North Vietnam
Goldbergs UN peace proposal backs Johnson plan
U S Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg urged the General Assembly to endorse President Johnson five point peace program as a basis for a durable Middle East settlement The plan supports Security Council cease fire and negotiations with third party aid while Israel blocks UN troops and Cairo pushes for withdrawal The debate came as Kosygin absent arrived late and Thant defended UNEF and Eban role
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United Nations
UPD
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
General Assembly
Johnson
Middle East
Goldberg
Assembly
Thant
Israel
U.N
Egypt
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Security Council
Britain
France
Russia
China
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kosygin-Johnson
Noureddin Atassi
Syria
Abba S
U S Mideast arms review seen as Johnson plea grows
Washington reports a sweeping review of U S arms policy in the Middle East as President Johnson urges a public accounting of weapons shipments. Pentagon officials estimate U S as fourth among suppliers, with Soviet, French, and British roles noted and U S aid totaling 345.9 million dollars from 1950 to last June 30. Israel purchased 27.6 million dollars in arms on credit.
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UPD
U.S
Middle East
Johnson
United Nations
Pentagon
United States
Russia
Egypt
Defense Department
France
Britain
Jordan
Soviet Union
Congressional
Israel
Granville Ghoul case ends with second burial
In Granville New York 17 year old Donna Lee Wilkins exhumed two months earlier was buried again after her badly decomposed body was found in Poultney Vermont by Charles Curran Sr. Police say the body showed signs of dissection and removal of a reproductive organ with no clothing and no animal molestation. The Granville investigation continues as police review suspects and possible interstate crime while an FBI agent notes cadaver cases cross state lines but are not FBI domain.
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Granville
N.Y
Donna Lee Wilkins
Poultney
Charles L. Curran Sr
Curran
Sawmill Hill Road
Keith Sweet
Sweet
State Hospital
Miss Wilkins
New York State
Theresa Wilkins
Glens Falls
Arnold Wilkins
Salem
Charles Darius
Mohawk River
Cohoes
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Lane Lawyer Given Access To Prosecution's Evidence
Ronald Francis Lane stands accused of second degree murder in the Buck Hill killing of Rose Emma Thibodeau. The trial in Bennington County Superior Court is set for June 27 with an impaneled jury and access to prosecution evidence granted to the defense. Lane, 25, is held without bail at Windsor Prison and pleaded innocent by reason of insanity. Judge Robert W. Larrow, recuperating from a back injury, presided and returned to court Monday. A true bill was filed last year, with Atty. Joseph M. O'Neil representing the defense and Hil ton Dier, John T. Carmody Jr. prosecuting.
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Manchester
Ronald Francis Lane
Bennington County
Robert W. Larrow
Burlington
Lane
Windsor Prison
Rose Emma Thibodeau
Shaftsbury
Buck Hill
Inside Editorial on Burr and Burton Seminary
An editorial weighs the state’s decision about Burr and Burton Seminary, reflecting local opinion and possible implications for the school and district policy as reported on page four. The note on Woodford’s tax measure and ongoing expansion project details are summarized from pages six and seven with emphasis on local impact.
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Burr and Burton Seminary
Hoffa Granted July Hearing on Fraud Conviction
James R. Hoffa, jailed Teamsters president, won a July 25 hearing to challenge his 1964 fraud conviction in a $25 million pension fund case. His lawyers claim eavesdropped evidence tainted the trial. the government denies using electronic surveillance. Hoffa remains imprisoned for jury tampering.
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Chicago
UPI
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Hoffa
U.S. District Court
Richard B. Austin
Supreme Court
Arab Troops Mutiny in Aden
Mutinous Arab troops joined by armed police besieged key federal government buildings in Aden as a British helicopter was shot down in Crater district. The pilot and two passengers were wounded with no further casualties reported. The Foreign Office said it had no information on the mutiny and Britain requested troops to quell the rebellion in the troubled protectorate.
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Aden
API
Red Sea
Ittihad
London
Foreign Office
Britain
Protectorate
Kosygin Avoids Summit Meeting
UPI report notes Secretary Rusk urged Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko in New York to pursue high level talks with Johnson. Kosygin reportedly lacks Kremlin authority for major U.S.-Soviet talks and declined Johnson’s invitation to Washington or Camp David. Johnson aims for discussions on Vietnam, arms control, and Middle East tensions amid Soviet reshuffling.
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New York
UPI
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Rusk
U.S
Russia
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Gromyko
United Nations
Arthur J. Goldberg
United States
Kosygin
Kremlin
Johnon
Vietnam
Middle East
Washington
Camp David
Llewelyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Thompson
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
U.N
Missing Plane Found Wrecked In Catskills
PALENVILLE N Y The wreckage of a private plane missing since last Tuesday on a flight from Albany to Kingston was found Monday in the Catskill Mountains south of here. The pilots, Richard Johnson 27 Branford Conn and LeRoy Steelman 24 Guilford Conn, were killed. The missing twin engine Piper Aztec was sighted by Walter Glass of Kinderhook. The crash occurred atop a 3800 foot peak with the fuselage intact and wings sheared off. Local authorities led a search to the scene at about 10 p m.
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Palenville
N.Y
Albany
Kingston
Catskill Mountains
Here
Richard Johnson
Branford
Conn
LeRoy Steelman
Guilford
Walter Glass
Kinderhook
Glass
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Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
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Ronald Woodward
Atty
Joseph M. O'Neil
Rutland
Hilton Dier
John T. Carmody Jr
Woodford
Wood F Long
de Gaulle
Wilson
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Wilson
Trianon Palace
Paris
Great Britain
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