Humphrey's alleged role in Napco loan scandal scrutinized
Records released by the Justice Department detail how Senator Hubert Humphrey lobbied U.S. and Indian officials from 1961 to 1964 to aid Napco Industries in a 2.3 million loan for a New Delhi venture. Napco defaulted, the government sues Napco for repayment and damages, and Humphrey faces ongoing criticism for his actions on behalf of a constituent.
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Washington
Hubert Humphrey
U.S
Minnesota
Justice Department
H. R. Gross
A-Iown
Humphrey
Napco Industries, Inc
Minneapolis
India
Agency For International Development
Napco
Detroit
Gross
Max Rappaport
Rappaport
Air Force
George Ball
William Gaud
Fowler Hamilton
Fran Coffin
Development Loan Fund
New Delhi
Women Less Inclined To Quit Smoking Than Men
A UPI report citing HEW says in 1968 over one million Americans quit smoking, with women less poised to quit than men. The census data note declines in cigarette use per person and rising numbers of former smokers, while tobacco use details remain partly untabulated.
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Washington
UPI
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Census Bureau
HEW
Tobacco Situation
Agriculture Department
Lutherans Reject Black Manifesto
The Lutheran Church in America executive council rejected James Forman's demand for reparations calling the Black Manifesto's politics unacceptable. A five point resolution was adopted by the 33 member body in New York. Beautiful guest star Senta Berger joins Mundy in an upcoming IT TAKES A THIEF episode scheduled for 9 PM Thursday in color on TV 9.
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New York
James Forman
The
Lutheran Church In America
S.C.A
Forman
Senta Berger
Mundy
Italy
TV 9
Students Protest as Stadium Expansion Moves Forward
UT Austin demonstrations failed to stop a $10 million Memorial Stadium expansion. Police locked the administration building as 30 students were jailed after clashing with protestors in trees. Hackerman pledged to relay concerns to the regents chair Erwin and meet with protesters.
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Austin, Texas
University of Texas
Norman Hackerman
Hackerman
Regents
Frank Erwin
Board of Regents
Memorial Stadium
Hungarians Top Ticket Ignorers In London
Foreign diplomatic missions in London ignored 6,145 parking tickets over ten months. Hungarians led with 2,601 unpaid fines, followed by Saudi Arabia 1,729 and Poland 1,174. Embassy staff and diplomats faced fines ranging from $1.20 to $4.80.
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London
Britain
Home Office
Saudi Arabia
Poland
Egypt
Ghana
U S Funds Aid Tunisia Bridges After Floods
Tunisia will receive one million dollars from the United States Agency for International Development to rebuild bridges washed out by floods this month. Priority goes to bridges on roads to mining areas to resume vital exports.
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Tunis
Tunisia
U.S. Agency For International Development
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