Justice Dept Probes Fortas Wolfson Fee Details
The Justice Department probes Supreme Court Justice Abe Fortas for possible violations of federal compensation and private practice laws connected to a $20,000 fee from the Wolfson family foundation in 1966. Fortas denies communicating with officials about Wolfson and notes he has not provided legal services to the foundation since becoming a justice. He faces ongoing remarks and schedule, including a $2,500 honorarium for a Richmond speech to support UVA Law Scholarship Fund.
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Nasser pushes Arab summit to curb inter-Arab fighting
Cairo based spokesman for President Nasser calls for a large Arab summit to address clashes between guerrillas and governments in Lebanon Jordan and Iraq. Al Ahram editor Haikal urges unity of Palestinian groups. Beirut hosts talks between Helou Egyptian envoy and guerrilla leader as casualties rise. Lebanese army battles Al Saiqah with dozens killed and hundreds arrested as Al Fatah fighters clash with Lebanese forces.
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Psychedelic Dream Twisters Lash Central States and Texas
A string of tornadoes ripped through Ohio and the southern Mississippi Valley, killing one woman in Dennison and injuring dozens in Kettering while damaging hundreds of homes and a nursing facility. National Guard was deployed to prevent looting as storms swept from Texas to Kentucky with hail and high winds. Frost and cooler air followed, prompting flood alerts along the South Platte and widespread weather warnings.
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Twins for Mrs Mancha Add to Large Family in Laredo
LAREDO Texas Mrs Francisco Mancha welcomed twins this week matching her pattern of large families. She already has two other sets among her 13 children, making another twin birth a notable addition to a prolific household.
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Researcher links Pill to breast cancer in preliminary data
Washington based cancer researcher Dr Roy Hertz of the National Institutes of Health presented preliminary data suggesting a possible link between oral contraceptives and breast cancer at a national breast cancer conference. He urged cautious interpretation and long term follow up on about 10,000 long term pill users.
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