Senate to vote separately on two Dodd charges
The Senate agreed to separate votes on two charges against Sen. Dodd. Long challenged the double billing claim while saying he would vote on the fund-use count later. Dodd testified that a Philadelphia trip concerned legitimate government business and cost reimbursements may have been misrecorded.
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Iowa Senate votes to change liquor tax collection method
Des Moines reports the Iowa Senate approved a bill requiring liquor licensees to pay a gross tax at purchase from state stores instead of 10 percent per drink after retail sales. The measure, 4 to 3, would shift revenue to municipalities and increase licensee liability, with Cedar Rapids cited as a revenue example.
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Dayton Fires Blamed On Gasoline Bombs
A rash of fires likely caused by gasoline bombs and related racial violence hit Dayton Ohio Thursday night as Cincinnati police and a larger National Guard presence kept order. About 15 fires were reported including a blaze that destroyed five buildings. Eighty people were arrested for disorderly conduct and bus service to a high-risk area was canceled.
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Pledge Rail Strike Delay to Allow Senate House Talks
Washington six shopcraft unions agreed Friday to delay a nationwide railroad strike so House and Senate negotiators could bridge differences over an anti-strike bill.
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Two Hurt in County Jail Altercation
Sheriff Walter Grant said an outside investigator will probe a Thursday night jail fight. Inmate John Carnicle, 18, was hospitalized with a broken nose and bruises, in fair condition. Robert Bruce, 19, treated and returned to the jail, both charged with larceny in a nighttime motor theft.
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Peking Embassy In India Attacked
An angry mob of about 3,000 Indians broke through gates at the Chinese Communist embassy in New Delhi on Friday. They smashed windows set fires and pelted nine embassy officials with rocks while police guarded the building to prevent two Chinese diplomats from leaving before their repatriation in retaliation for expulsion of two Indian diplomats on spy charges.
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Johnson Kosygin Talks Could Touch Viet Nam and Middle East
U S officials expect a JohnsonKosygin meeting during Kosygins U N trip to cover the Vietnam war and peace prospects as well as the Middle East crisis. A top level talk is likely unless the General Assembly atmosphere becomes too hostile.
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Going To School, St. Louis Youth Winds Up in Cedar Rapids
Twelve-year-old Jackie Thomas boarded a bus in St. Louis to go to school but woke up in Cedar Rapids after dozing off. Juvenile authorities said he rode the wrong bus, realizing the mistake only after reaching the destination. He was turned over to police and his mother arranged to travel to Cedar Rapids to claim him.
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Hope for Iowa Weather Lifts as Front Stalls
The U.S. Weather Bureau in Des Moines warned that a stationary front over Iowa and Minnesota may loosen by early Saturday. Turbulent, rainy conditions could ease with light showers Saturday and cooler highs near 80. Five day forecast shows temperatures 3 to 5 degrees below normal and rainfall under an inch. Tornado funnels were spotted Thursday night but no touchdowns.
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Man Arrested in Bomb Plot Aimed at Kosygin Visit
John Carl Erickson, an unemployed dishwasher, was arrested in New York with a bag of Molotov cocktails near the Russian U.N. mission as Kosygin prepared to attend a General Assembly debate. He faces charges of attempted arson illegal bomb possession and malicious mischief and bail was set at 50000.
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Kosygin
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Kosygin Visit Spurs New York Police Prep
A New York desk lieutenant warned of headaches from anticipated Kosygin protests as police plan security for the Soviet leader. Officials say thousands of officers may be assigned with past infections of disruption during Khrushchev and Castro visits guiding tactics.
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Israel
Howard Leary
Kosygin and De Gaulle Discuss U N Assembly Plan
Soviet Premier Kosygin met with President de Gaulle in Paris before a United Nations General Assembly session in New York. They spoke about a peaceful path as Kosygin prepared to seek U N action on Israel in occupied Arab territories.
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