Wayne Hays resigns amid payroll sex scandal in Congress
Wayne Hays quits Congress after ethics committee launches hearings into payrolls sex charges linked to Elizabeth Ray. The Ohio Democrat ends 28 years in office, resigning to shield his family as probes widen beyond the House panel. The resignation halts the ethics inquiry though grand jury and Justice Department probes may continue.
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Congressional Candidate and Family Die in Air Crash
Spokane investigators say Republican candidate Charles Kimball his wife Vivian and infant Patrick died when their six passenger Cessna 205 struck a power pole on approach to Feltsfield. Pilot John Alexander and campaign worker Mark Bruce also perished. The crash cut power to about 50 000 in Spokane area for 33 minutes.
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Injury Suit Filed by Cedar Rapids Bus Driver
The suit claims a Cedar Rapids water truck operated by Armstrong struck the rear of a city bus driven by Emery Le Munn injuring him. Munn fled the scene after the incident near Leroy strong and the city.
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Amin claims peace moves are trick to split African freedom fighters
President Idi Amin accused American and British efforts to broker peace in southern Africa of deceiving black Africans. He told the Organization of African Unity that Henry Kissinger William Rogers William Schaufele and Ted Rowlands touring Africa aim to confuse readers and exploit fears while preserving white rule.
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No Doubts At Cincinnati Summer Graduation
A graduate participant at the University of Cincinnati ceremony shares clear enthusiasm. Dancer and choreographer Marge Champion, aged 53, is the subject of the note.
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Major battles loom as tax bill talks continue in Congress
Key conferees wrestle with a $1.9 billion gap between House and Senate tax plans while aiming to finish before Labor Day. Negotiations target tax shelters gift and estate tax plans sidelined for now, with $1800 family tax cuts and social security number use gaining approval. Amateur sports groups win tax deductible status while a tax credit proposal for athletes is rejected.
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Central YMCA signs up new members with two day schedule
Central YMCA opens signup for new members with Friday 9 am to 5 pm and Saturday 9 am to noon staffed by youth department personnel. Openings exist in most classes especially new preschool swimming for ages three months to three years and kindergarten to second grade. Junior leaders club still accepting applicants for junior high students to assist and lead activities. ON THIS DATE in 1964 Sgt Alvin York died at 76.
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