Kennedy Hoover Wiretap Testimony Dwindles As Hearings Continue
Senator Edward Long said neither Sen Kennedy nor FBI Director Hoover have accepted his invitation to testify on electronic bugging and wiretaps. He plans further hearings and will push Johnsons privacy bills, meeting with Justice Department officials to shape a new law. Pope Paul VI to begin a week of spiritual retreat on February 12, Vatican announced.
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Portrait LBJ Rejected Is Offered For Sale In Columbus
Peter Hurd says he will sell the presidential portrait once the $12,000 fee plus travel expenses are covered. He returned $6,000 retainer to the White House Historical Association and notes Mrs Johnson objected to a bright Capitol dome in the background. He defends the “visionary” expression and says neither Johnsons approved the work.
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World War II ace W Wendell Rogers dies at 71
St John New Brunswick reports the death of W Wendell Rogers at 71 former World War II flying ace credited with downing the first German Gotha bomber that attacked London. He died Wednesday.
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$20 Million Luxury Inn Planned at Lake Shore Drive
Chicago plans a 25 story luxury inn costing 20 million dollars above railroad tracks facing McCormick Place. Illinois Central Industries president William B. Johnson says groundbreaking will occur early next year and the 750 room motor inn should be ready in 18 months.
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Kennedy kin hires lawyer to press Der Stern over serial leak
William Vanden Heuvel, family friend for Mrs. John Kennedy, plans to fly to Germany to argue with Der Stern over its serialization of The Death of a President. The Kennedys seek changes to personal content while Harper & Row negotiates over a parallel book. Look magazine runs 60,000 words of the work. News dealers report Look’s serialization sold out quickly as copies disappeared from shelves.
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