How Baker Stock Took Dizzy Rise
Former senate aide Robert Baker made a dramatic stock gain from 28750 to about 400000 in a little over a year. Max H. Karl testified to the senate rules committee about the MGSC purchase in August 1959 and subsequent sale to repay a loan. The hearing also covered Mid-Atlantic Stainless Steel ads tied to LBJ Co and testimony inconsistencies among Jenkins Reynolds and others.
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UPI
Robert Baker
Senate Aid
Max H. Karl
Mortgage Guarantee Insurance Corp
Milwaukee
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
MGSC
Karl
Senate
L. P. McLendon
Albert Young
Mid-Atlantic Stainless Steel Corp
Silver Spring
McLendon
Young
Mid-Atlantic Corp
Austin
Texas
LBJ Co
Don Reynolds
Walter Jenkins
Johnson
Reynolds
Jenkins
Miller
L. H. Drennan
General Accounting Office
Baker’s
Downtown Motor Hotel Plans Told
Cedar Rapids plans a 150 room Four Seasons Motor Hotel at First Avenue and Fifth Street SE costing about 1.5 million dollars. Local owners to be revealed later aim for a late spring start with completion next year. The 12 story complex includes two parking levels, a center courtyard pool, a restaurant and a cocktail lounge.
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Cedar Rapids News
First Avenue
Fifth Street
Cedar Rapids
Four Seasons Motor Hotel
Crites
Elderly Woman and Bulldog Die in Southeast House Blaze
Mrs. Gertrude O'Hern, 77, died of smoke inhalation in a southeast Dubuque fire at 1806 Fifth Avenue SE. A lighted cigarette is blamed. her bulldog also perished. Fire crews found her body in the living room after extinguishing the flames that began in the dining area. She was a widow with a cousin survivor in Cedar Rapids. Services set at Immaculate Conception church with burial at Mt. Calvary.
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Gertrude O’hern
Fifth Avenue SE
Dvorak
O’hern
Dubuque
Tom Brady
Cedar Rapids
Immaculate Conception
Wm. Roach
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Brady Mortuary
Britain pushes U.S. troops for Cyprus peace plan
Washington reports Britain seeks a NATO wide plan with about 500 troops from several nations to help stabilize Cyprus. U.S. officials ask for exact troop numbers and duration while consulting Greece and Turkey on cooperation. Gen Lemnitzer travels to Greece and Turkey. Sir Geoffrey Baker and Harrison hold talks with U.S. officials. Kennedy briefed Johnson on the Cyprus situation.
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Sir Geoffrey Baker
Britain
Imperial General Staff
London
Defense
State Department
Asst
William Bundy
U.S
Lyman Lemnitzer
NATO
Europe
Paris
Greece
Turkey
Cyprus
Pos
American Plane Shot Down Over East Germany
An official said a U S air force T 39 trainer may have been shot down over East Germany near Wiesbaden where headquarters reported the missing aircraft. Three officers Lt Col Gerald Hannaford Capt John Lorraine and Capt Donald Millard were aboard. The plane’s capabilities and builder North American Aviation are noted.
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BOMN
U. S
Donald Millard
Hannaford
Millard
Wiesbaden
Lorraine
101St Air Base
Austin
Texas
Germany
Winter Park
Fla
Jacksonville
Mill
Schlesinger to Leave White House March 1
Arthur Schlesinger Jr an eminent historian and White House adviser submitted his resignation to President Johnson. He will depart March 1 after serving in speechwriting Latin American affairs and academic liaison roles. Johnson accepted with regret and praised his liberal Kennedy era leadership.
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Washington
Arthur Schlesinger, Jr
Kennedy
Johnson
White House
Andrew Hatcher
Schlesinger
Theodore Sorensen
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Nationalist Issue Splits France and Red China
In Tokyo AP reports Red China demands France break with Nationalist China over Formosa while Paris insists on maintaining relations. France says no conditions were attached and aims to name ambassadors within three months. Nationalists warn of possible severance but remain cautious as US cautions.
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Tokyo
Red China
France
China
Foreign Ministry
Radio Peking
Pekin
de Gaulle
Paris
Formosa
Taipei
Chu Fu-sung
The
Washington
Peking
Rusk
Peiping
Japan- America Society
U.S
Taiwan
Russia Proposes Global Bombers Destruction Plan
Geneva AP Soviet Delegate Semyon Tsarapkin submits a nine point disarmament memo proposing nations destroy bomber forces. Western officials show interest as U S and Russia discuss U S supervision claims and reciprocal control over firebombers in ongoing talks.
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Geneva
Russia
Semyon Tsarapkin
U.S
Tsarapkin
Johnson
West
William Foster
U. S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Rome Times correspondent Milton Bracker dies in sleep
Milton Bracker a 54 year old Rome correspondent for the New York Times died in his sleep on Tuesday.
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Rome
Milton Bracker
The
New York Times
Saturn I delay blamed on forgotten plug at Cape Kennedy
CAPE KENNEDY AP The Saturn I two stage rocket remained on the pad after a plug was left in a LOX line causing a postponement from Monday to Wednesday. The error, a human oversight by the 200 man team, cost taxpayers thousands with estimated salaries and range costs.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force
Rocco Petrone
Mars
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