Hays Ray investigation tests morality versus illegality
Washington AP reports investigators seek to separate moral impropriety from crimes in the Hays Ray affair. Miss Ray names other congressmen involved with female staffers and possible misuse of funds. Davis and Hays face questioning as a federal grand jury could hear from Ray amid immunity.
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Washington
Elizabeth Ray
Wayne Hays
House
Miss Ray
Congress
Hays
House Administration Committee
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Thomas O'Neill
Ken Hechler
Dw.va
James Corman
Rep
Mendel Davis
D-S.c
Davis
Ohio
Thorities
South Carolina
J. Kenneth Robinson
Hays-Ray
Robinson
Stalemate Ends U S Crime Code Rewrite Effort
Washington AP report states Bill S-1 to codify federal criminal law is dead for this session due to liberal conservative deadlock. Sponsors McClellan and Hruska say no House action before adjournment, though hope remains for Senate action this year. Leader Hugh Scott notes issues like secrecy and death penalty may be tackled piecemeal. Date-line adds Brigham Young birth note.
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Washington
Congress
John McClellan
Dark
Roman Hruska
Rneb
McClellan
Hruska
Senate
House
Hugh Scott
Icelandic and Britain near a fishing dispute settlement
Icelandic Foreign Minister Einar Augustsson said a package to end the 20 year fishing dispute would also restore diplomatic ties with Britain. He and British Foreign Secretary Anthony Crosland met at the Norwegian guest house. sources indicated a deal could be announced Tuesday afternoon.
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Oslo
Norway
UPI
Britain
Iceland
Einar Augustsson
NATO
Augustsson
Anthony Crosland
Major California Brush Fire Charred 11000 Acres
KING CITY Calif AP firefighters hacked through dense underbrush to build a line around a brush and timber fire that charred more than 11000 acres in Los Padres National Forest. The blaze began Saturday at a campground about 20 miles southwest of King City and 70 miles south of Monter Rey. Officials aimed to contain by Wednesday night as California faces a dry season with reduced winter rainfall and depleted reservoirs.
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King City
Calif
Los Padres National Forest
Monterey
California
Retired Canadian Naval Chief Dies
Ottawa obituary notes former Canadian chief of naval staff Vice-Admiral Herbert Rayner died in hospital at 65 after leukemia battle. Rayner served 35 years in the Canadian navy and held the top naval post. The brief item also recalls Tennessee becoming the 16th state on this date in 1796.
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Ottawa
Canada
Herbert Rayner
Tennessee
Panel highlights anti bias rules not enforced nationwide
Washington AP panel reports three of four federal mortgage regulators have not issued anti discrimination rules and have found zero guilty institutions. Chairman Proxmire denounces eight years of inaction since the 1968 Fair Housing Act. Agencies regulate $125 billion in mortgages for one to four family homes.
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Washington
Senate Banking Committee
Committee
William Proxmire
Home Loan Bank Board
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Comptroller of the Currency
Savings and Loan Associations
FDIC
Comptroller
Proxmire
Students Picket for Graduation Dance at Cholla Elementary
More than 30 sixth graders marched in front of Cholla Elementary demanding a graduation dance after teachers denied it. Principal LeRoy Daly cited students mimicry of teachers’ picketing. A six page petition was presented. one teacher said behavior in large groups justified denial. On this date in 1878, poet John Masefield was born.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Cholla Elemenaary School
LeRoy Daly
Cathy Sanchez
Jim Dewalt
John Masefield
New Charges Filed Against Kodama in Lockheed Scandal
Tokyo police filed new charges against Yoshio Kodama accusing him of concealing a $460,000 payment from Lockheed Aircraft Corp. He faces violations of foreign exchange laws amid broader probes into Lockheed's $12 million Japan payout to influence sales and politics.
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Kodama
Lockheed
Tokyo
U.S. Senate
Liberal-Democratic Party
Cedar Rapids Gazette History and Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday from 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second class mail. Subscription rates: carrier 1.05 weekly. mail Afternoon Edition plus Sat and Sun nine issues 4.94 weekly 46.00 52 weeks. AP has exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Gazette Co
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Cedar Rapids
Lowe
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