Senate Votes Dodd Censure in Historic Rebuke
Senate censures Sen. Thomas J. Dodd by a 92 to 5 vote for using $116,083 of political funds on personal expenses while a second charges on trips charged to the Senate were dropped. Dodd vows to remain in the Senate as Connecticut voters decide his fate. The Ethics Committee spent 14 months on the probe.
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Connecticut
Dodd
Jeremy
Ethics Committee
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Emsployer
Romania Bolts Red Blue Asks Arab Israeli Talks
United Nations report notes Maverick Romania calls for direct Arab Israeli negotiations with no outside interference to settle the Middle East crisis. Canada urges Israeli forces withdraw from Arab lands with navigation guarantees in the Gulf of Aqaba and Palestine refugee solution. The UAR accuses Israel of expelling Arab refugees from the West Bank. King Hussein plans to address the General Assembly in New York.
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United Nations
UPI
Middle East
Canada
Gulf of Aqaba
United Arab Republic
General Assembly
Israel
Old City
Jerusalem
Holy
West Bank
Jordan River
U.N
Hussein
New York
Assembly
Thant
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
Russia
Washington
London
Maurer
Paul Martin
Two-way Shaftsbury school board race Tuesday night
Voters in Shaftsbury will choose between William A. Castle Sr. and Dr. William J. Burnham for the Mt. Anthony Union School Board. Incumbent Barton L. Jenks declines re election for health reasons. Dr. Burnham, 34, is known for his Bennington dental practice on South Street.
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William A. Castle Sr
William J. Burnham
Mt. Anthony Union
Bennington
Castle and Burnham
Union School Board Post
Barton L. Jenks
Dr. Burnham
South Street
Myers Road
Castle
Center
U.S. 7
Massachusetts
St. Anselms College
Manchester
N.Y
Tufts University
Republican Town Committee
G.O.P Committee
Union School
Vermont
Burnham
Bennington County
BCHS
Mt. Anthony
Barton Jenks
Court Adjourns in Saratoga Murder Case at Skidmore
In Saratoga Springs New York Friday morning City Court Judge Leroy T Walbridge adjourned until July 20 the case against Cornelia R Owens 19 a former Skidmore College student charged with second degree manslaughter for strangling her newborn baby boy Donald M Mawhinney of Syracuse. Bail set at 5000. The baby was found in a cardboard box at the city dump two days later traced to the campus.
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N.Y
Leroy T. Walbridge
Skidmore College
Donald M. Mawhinney
Syracuse
Cornelia R. Owens
Cazenovia
Hammond House
Skidmore
First Since 1961 Big Two Summit To ie Sunday
Glassboro, N J U P D President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin held their first summit since 1961. A five hour meeting ended with plans to resume Sunday at 1 30 p m EDT at Glassboro State College. They discussed Vietnam Middle East non nuclear proliferation antiballistic missiles and direct bilateral talks with Rusk and Gromyko continuing in New York. Johnson praised the talks as very useful while Kosygin called them correctly drawn up and amical moments included congratulating Johnson on becoming a grandfather. The luncheon noted a shared duty to peace for the human family of three billion people.
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Alexei Kosygin
Kosygin
Vietnam
Middle East
Thomas Robinson
Glassboro State College
Soviet Union
United States of America
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
New York
Mohawk Jetliner Crash Kills 34 Over Pennsylvania Hills
A Mohawk Airlines BAC111 jet crashed on Bower's Hill in the Allegheny Mountains near Blossburg killing all 34 aboard. The plane, en route from Syracuse to Washington, disappeared after 2:48 p.m. with witnesses reporting the tail section breaking away. FBI opened sabotage probe while officials considered a possible midair collision. Rescue teams and Civil Defense units worked through wreckage as investigations began.
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UPD
Allegheny
FBI
Syracuse
N.Y
Washington, D.C
Chemung County
Elmira
William Lohden
Bower’s Hill
Allegheny Mountains
John L. Thompson
Lockburg
Thompson
Leroey Boyce
Wellsboro
Civil Aeronautics Board
North Central
Pennsylvania
New York Air Traffic Control Center
Long Island
Russel L. Knowles
Mansfield
Tioga County
Corning
Inside feature on why housewives like cook-outs
On the Inside Jean Wassick explains why cook-outs appeal to housewives, highlighting social benefits and practical tastes. Separate mention notes literary happenings at Holy Smoke Road in Shaftsbury, with related items on Page 5 offering broader cultural notes.
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Holy Smoke Road
Shaftsbury
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Hamilton
William A, Castle Sr
U.S
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First Baptist Church Vacation Church
George van Santvoord
Shadow Brook
Monument Road
Soo Ho Han
Church School
Jesus
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