Separate Dodd votes set on two ethics charges in Senate
Senate aims to vote separately on two charges against Sen. Dodd. Long challenges the double billing claim while Dodd defends travel reimbursements as legitimate public business. A fund-use count awaits unanimous consent. Dodd seeks more time for final plea as Mansfield delays session. Des Moines Iowa news notes liquor tax changes and municipal revenue impacts.
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Senate
Sen
Dodd
D-Conn
Long
D-La
Senate Ethics Committee
Holland
D-Fla
Frank Nye
Gazette
Philadelphia
Russia
Villanova University
Villanova
Mansfield
Mont
Des Moines
Iowa
Liquor Control Commission
House
Treasuries
William Reichardt
Dayton Fires Blamed On Gasoline Bombs
The Dayton area saw about 15 fires blamed on gasoline bombs amid racial clashes on Thursday night. Police reported rock-throwing and bus service cancellations in one area while 80 people were arrested for disorderly conduct.
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Dayton
Ohio
Cincinnati
National Guard
R. M. Ingleburger
Pledge Rail Strike Delay To Cove National Negotiations
Six shopcraft unions pledged to postpone a nationwide railroad strike to give House and Senate negotiators time to bridge differences on an anti strike bill. Unions may walk out at 12:01 a.m. Monday if Congress fails to act, but members will continue working after the deadline.
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Washington
UPS
House
Senate
Congress
Peking Embassy In India Attacked
In New Delhi an angry mob of about 3,000 broke gates at the Chinese embassy, smashed windows and set fires. Police protected the building as nine embassy officials were pelted with rocks, while two Chinese diplomats faced expulsion in retaliation for Indian expulsions on spy charges.
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New Delhi
API
Peking
Kosygin Due In New York Affects Police Pickets
The 19th precinct desk lieutenant, tied to the Soviet mission at the U N, anticipates Kosygin’s New York visit bringing crank calls and a parade of pickets with both anti and pro groups likely to protest.
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New York
Kosygin
U. N
Two Hart in County Jail Altercation
Cedar Rapids police report a jail fight between inmates John Carnicle and Robert Bruce, with Carnicle hospitalized for a broken nose and bruises while Bruce was treated and returned to custody. Sheriff Walter Grant requested an outside investigation to avoid perceptions of whitewashing. The two, along with Wesley Chesmore, face two counts of nighttime larceny and motor theft.
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Linn County
Walter Grant
Iowa Bureau of Criminal Investigation
John Carnicle
Seventeenth Avenue SE
St.Luke’s Hospital
Carnicle
Robert Bruce
Third Street SE
Grant
Bruce
Wesley Chesmore
Johnson Kosygin Talks May Shape Vietnam War Policy
Washington AP reports President Johnson and Premier Kosygin could discuss Vietnam peace prospects and the Middle East during Kosygin’s U.N. trip. Officials see at least one meeting as likely, barring a highly hostile assembly atmosphere.
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Washington
Johnson
Kosygin
Middle East
U.N
U.S
White House
Going To School St Louis Youth Ends Up In Cedar Rapids
Twelve year old Jackie Thomas boarded a bus in St Louis to go to school but slept through the stop and woke to find himself in Cedar Rapids. Juvenile authorities said he realized the mistake only after arriving at the depot. His mother arranged to come to Cedar Rapids to claim him.
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Jackie Thomas
St. Louis
Cedar Rapids
Glimmer of Hope For Weary Iowa Weather
The U S weather bureau in Des Moines predicts the stalled stationary front over Iowa and Minnesota may lift late tonight or Saturday bringing end to turbulent conditions. Rain tapers to light showers, highs near 80, lows in 60s, with temperatures 3 to 5 degrees below normal and under an inch of rainfall expected. Six tornado funnels were spotted Thursday night but none touched down. Council Bluffs received 1.62 inches of rain in 24 hours.
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U.S
Des Moines
the Gazette
Iowa
Minnesota
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Coast
Council Bluffs
Man Toting Explosives Is Arrested
John Car Erickson an unemployed dishwasher was arrested in New York on charges of attempted arson illegal possession of bombs and malicious mischief as police prepared security for Kosygin at the Russian U N mission. A shopping bag held four bottles of kerosene or gasoline tar and wicks. Erickson claimed anti-communist motives and opposition to Kosygin. Bail set at 50000 for arraignment.
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Kosygin
Soviet Union
U.S
Middle East
Anatoly Dobrynin
Moscow
New York
UPI
U.N
John Car Erickson
U.N. General Assembly
Erickson
Bronx
Manhattan
FBI
Burton Roberts
Nikita Khrushchev
Fidel Castro
Khrushchev
U. N
Castro
New York Prepares Massive Security for Kosygin Visit
Police Commissioner Howard Leary announced security plans as Kosygin arrives in the city with the world’s largest Jewish population. Officials estimate thousands of officers may be needed for visitors and contingencies, recalling the 1960 Khrushchev visit and related tumult. Police worked near a million overtime hours and the city faced a $2.9 million bill for those efforts.
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Kosygin
Israel
Howard Leary
Kosygin and De Gaulle Confer Before U N Talks
Soviet Premier Kosygin met with President de Gaulle in Paris on Friday then aimed for a United Nations General Assembly session in New York. He planned to press for U N censure of Israel and troop withdrawals from Egypt Syria and Jordan while seeking a peaceful solution. De Gaulle urged moderation at the U N meeting.
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S. A
Alexei Kosygin
Moscow
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Center
Nikolai Podgorny
Kosygin
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Paris
Johnson
U.S
White House
George Christiian
Rusk
Gromyko
General Assembly
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
U.N
Israel
Middle East
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
U. N
U. N. General Assembly
Chuckle: Some wives leave husbands and take everything
A light quip notes two variants of marital departures. One says wives leave and take all. the other says they stay but take everything anyway. Copyright
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