Public Hearings in Dodd Case Open in Senate Ethics Probe
The Senate Ethics Committee moves to public hearings on misconduct charges against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. First witness James P Boyd Jr. testifies. Klein's appearance may be delayed as he travels Europe. Dodd will likely testify if allowed, denying the allegations with his libel suit against Pearson and Anderson pending.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Klein
Thomas J. Dodd
John Stennis
Dmiss
James P Boyd Jr
Dodd
Boyd
Bipartisan Committee
Julius Klein
Chicago
Stennis
Tha
Europe
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Connecticut Democrat
Kleir
Pearson
Anderson
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
R-Wis
Charleston
Carpenter
Patersons Ointment Promises Fast Relief For Itching
An advertisement touts Patersons Ointment as soothing and astringent with 400 years of use, promising quick itch relief and money back if not satisfied. Includes druggist pricing and an applicator option along with a local dry cleaners offer in Kanawha Valley.
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Paterson
Peterson
State Dept Rejects Bundy West Germany Polands Border Proposal
The State Department rejected former adviser Bundy’s suggestion that West Germany accept the present Polish borders before a peace settlement. The position held is that the issue should wait for a peace settlement. In Sydney, Arthur Calwell survived a shooting at an anti Viet Nam rally, shot in the jaw but not seriously injured.
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Washington
State Department
McGeorge Bundy
West Germany
Poland
New York Times
Sydney
Australia
Arthur A. Calwell
Australian Labor Party
Goldwyn Wins Huge Settlement After Long Antitrust Suit
Samuel Goldwyn secured a 1 242 500 out of court settlement to end a 16 year antitrust dispute with 20th Century Fox Film Corp and major theater chains. The independent producer had argued monopolistic practices spanning 1937 to 1950 by several theater groups and distributors.
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San Francisco
Samuel Goldwyn
20Th Century Fox Film Corp
Goldwyn
20Th Century
National Theaters
United California Theaters
Military Pay Hike Accord Reported
Washington report says Senate House conferees reached a tentative 3.2 percent pay increase for about three million active duty and uniformed service personnel. The agreement was said to be tied to the annual 17.8 billion military procurement authorization discussed at a secret meeting.
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Senate House
Mili
Tary
Uniformed Services
Confident Bliss Urges Caution In GOP Outlook
GOP chairman Ray C. Bliss urged caution after a two day strategy meeting. He predicted gains for the party in November across the House state legislatures governors and possibly the Senate. In Maine John H. Reed ahead of Democratic Secretary of State Kenneth M. Curtis faces a third general election test.
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Washington
Ray C. Bliss
Thomas E. Dewey
National Committee
House
Senate
Portland
Maine
John H. Reed
Kenneth M
Lynda Johnson Arrives Late for Madrid Tour on Vacation
Lynda Bird Johnson, 22, was late for her first Madrid sightseeing tour after sleeping through lunch on the first day of a Spain vacation. She arrived early in the day following an overnight flight from Utah.
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Lynda Bird
Spain
Madrid
Lynda Bird Johnson
Utah
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