Senators Set Dodd Hearings on ethics probe
The Senate ethics committee announced public hearings into Sen. Dodd’s alleged relationship with Julius Klein and related fundraising questions. The six member panel will begin with closed sessions to define jurisdiction, then proceed to public testimony on phase one of the misconduct inquiry.
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Senate Ethics Committee
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D-Conn
Julius Klein
Chicago
Dodd
Select Committee On Standards and Conduct
Klein
Army
Bobby Baker
Con
Internal Revenue Service
Sen
Stennis
D-Miss
Bennett
Utah
Monroney
Dokla
McCarthy
D-Minn
Cooper
R-Ky
Pearson
R-Kan
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Radioactivity In 13 People After Blast
Report cites radioactive iodine released after an underground blast affecting 13 Nevadan residents. U.S. officials note 4 000 fresh troops arrived in Vietnam to bolster the 25th Infantry Division as rain drenches Texas cities and U.S. air and naval forces target north and south Vietnam.
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Bobbie Richardson
Spartanburg
S. C
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Saigon
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Pleiku
Dol Atomic Energy Commission
Cu Chi
Mane
Hawaii
Fort Worth
Vung Tau
25Th Infantry
Cffic
U. S
North
William Westmoreland
Vietnam
South China Sea
Tan Son Nhut
Whisky Warehouse Blaze Injures 24 Firemen in San Francisco
A nine hour warehouse fire fed by bonded whisky injured 24 firefighters in San Francisco. Damage runs into millions as bottles and barrels exploded in blue flames. The four story warehouse also contained cigars and other merchandise. investigators probe the cause.
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San Francisco
UPI
Civil rights bill faces Senate hurdles amid housing dispute
President Johnson's civil rights package, including a far reaching housing provision, draws mixed reaction in Congress. Senator Eastland warns on enforcement. Senator Hart and Attorney General Katzenbach predict a tight fight. The bill seeks federal penalties for racial violence, bans housing discrimination, and allows federal takeover of jury selection where needed. The tumult mirrors broader splits over desegregation and federal power.
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Johnson
South
Powell
Celler
N. Y
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Judiciary
Hart
Mich
Fee
Senate
Thme Judiciary Committee
Katzenbach
Capitol Hill
Supreme Court
Congress
Eastland
D-Miss
Senate Judiciary Committee
North
Cancellations at Montgomery High Schools Linked to Negro Pupils
In Montgomery Alabama baccalaureate services at Sidney Lanier and Robert E Lee high schools were canceled amid concerns over increasing numbers of Negro pupils. A teacher said officials fear future years will see more Black students and affect ceremonies parents attend.
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Montgomery
Ala
Starkville duo unveils twin engine plane prototype
Sam Burns and Glenn Bryant finally flew their twin engine prototype in Starkville Mississippi after 24 years of work. Test pilot Harry Barrett deemed it air worthy and noted its level flight and maneuvers during a three minute test. The seven seat executive craft aims to match safety and performance of current planes at roughly half the price, with mass production possible.
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Miss
Mississippi
Sam Burns
Glenn Bryant
Harry Barrett
Greenville
U.S. Navy
Burns-Bryant
Burns
Bryant
Louisville
Mississippi State University
Barrett
Cedar Rapids Civic Center project gets HUD approval
HUD approves a 10.47 million capital grant for Cedar Rapids Civic Center in downtown Cedar Rapids, the city’s second urban renewal project. The $13.2 million plan includes land acquisition relocation and redevelopment on the east Cedar River side, with funds to be recouped through property resale.
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Ft Rast
Federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
John C. Culver
Marion
Cedar Rapids
Civic Center
Cedar River
Fifth Street
Culver
Robert C. Wood
First Avenue
Third Avenue
May’s Island
Cedar Valley Road
Civic Auditorium
City Planning and Redevelopment Department
Bob Johnson
the Gazette
City Health Department
Johnson
Wholesale Cost Index Dips Slightly in Late April
The Labor Department said wholesale prices eased 0.1 percent for the week ended April 26. The report notes a small decline across wholesale sectors as the index shifted modestly.
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UPI
Labor Department
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