Estes Cash Sent by Estes and Ralph Says
James Ralph former assistant secretary of agriculture testified that he received two $100 money orders from Billie Sol Estes in January and his aide William Morris received two more. Robert Manuel accused others of also receiving such money orders including some congressmen and a high ranking administration official. He said Morris has a list of recipients and criticized the investigation as distorted and the truth suppressed.
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Manuel
Morris
Agriculture Department
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Rayburn
Johnson
Miller
Ralph
Democratic National Committee
California
Democratic Committee
National Committee
Two Die in Auto Crash Near Elkader
Two Strawberry Point men died when their car collided head on with another on a curve three miles south of Elkader on highway 13. Injured were a driver and three others. dynamite sticks and climbers were found in the other car.
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Highway 13
Arthur Huebsch
Gerald Vanter
Vanter
Clifford Kauffman
Clifton
Paul Campell
Soldiers Grove
Wis
Campell
Elkader Hospital
Mississippi River
Graduations Prepared for Rain at Cedar Rapids High Schools
More than 850 graduating seniors from Cedar Rapids two public high schools rehearsed Friday morning under threats of rain. Real ceremonies set for 8 p.m. at Kingston Stadium with contingency plans permitting Jefferson gym at 7 and Washington gym at 8 30 if weather turns.
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Cedar Rapids
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Washington Gym
Kennedy McCormack duel looms in Massachusetts party feud
In Springfield Massachusetts the heated race for U S senator pits Edward Kennedy against Edward McCormack with delegates counting votes and denials flying. John C Satterfield urged lawyers to freely critique courts while defending the rule of law amid national drama.
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Massachusetts
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Ted” Kennedy
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U.S
Kennedy
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$4.7 BillionAid Cap Set but Pruning Likely
Senate vote sets a $4.7 billion ceiling on foreign aid for the next fiscal year starting July 1. Appropriations will be set in separate bills. The administration won a 61 to 23 approval while narrowly defeating an amendment to cut aid to arms-exporting nations, preserving presidential discretion under the Battle Act.
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Kennedy
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Senate
Sen. Cotton
U.S
Swan causes fatal crash with motorcyclist in Brentford
A swan leapt from a canal by a highway and collided with motorcyclist Reginald Marshall, 40, causing him to lose control and crash head on into a truck. Marshall died at the scene. The swan escaped with minor injuries.
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Brentford
England
Reginald Marshall
Marshall
Hearing Erupts Over Muzzling Claims In Senate Panel
Washington AP Tempers flare as Thurmond challenges defense public affairs chief Sylvester over alleged anti militarist propaganda and muzzling of military voices. Stennis contends to review a secret foreign policy blueprint. Thurmond presses for closed session.
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Senate
Sen. Thurmond
D-S.c
Thurmond
Arthur Sylvester
Sen. Stennis
Dmiss
Subcommittee
Sylvester
U.S
Stennis
Bold East German Escape Captains Drunk Crew Flee
Eight East German crew members aboard the Friedrich Wolf got their captain and engineer drunk with champagne beer and schnapps then fled to West Berlin with five women and a child as German guards opened fire. The 500 ton ship later returned to East Berlin under police escort with all 14 refugees safe. The escape marks one of the citys boldest since the wall went up. West Berlin police engaged the pursuing patrol craft and no one was wounded on either side.
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Lieselotte W
West Berlin
East Berlin
Bodo
East Germany
Berlin
UPI
Peter C
Friedrich Wolf
Benny Goodman Arrives in Tbilisi After Sochi Rainout
Benny Goodman and his jazz band reached Tbilisi, the capital of the Georgian republic, after rain grounded their Sochi stop on Thursday.
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Tbliss
U.S.S.R
Benny Goodman
Georgia Republic
Sochi
Soviet notes threaten action over West Berlin shootings
Russia warned the Western Big Three that it cannot stand idle over border shootings in West Berlin. Izvestia said notes to Britain, the United States, and France protested May incidents and cited possible Soviet intervention if needed. Allied diplomats viewed the notes as PR and not necessarily escalating the crisis.
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