In Our Opinion on the Dodd Affair and Ethics Hearings
The Senate Ethics Committee hearings on Senator Thomas Dodd face scrutiny over campaign fund use claims by Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson. The piece questions the committee’s effectiveness and integrity, notes the closed sessions, and suggests the panel’s self-protection code may shield members while testing whether honesty can prevail.
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Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas Dodd
Journal
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
World plan to outlaw atomic weapons eyed by UN panel
UN atomic energy commission weighs a Russian proposal for a world convention to ban atomic arms forcing the United States to destroy all atom bombs within three months. Corry notes include hotel leadership departure plans, a break in at GLE mill, a girl struck by a car, a missing resident found, a shooting with changing stories, a marriage, local alderman rumors, masonry work, a Merchan ts baseball reorganization, and a Spartansburg shooting inquiry. The column closes with a line about the spoken word and printed word.
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New York
United Nations Atomic Energy Commission
United States
Psychiatrist Keiser Examines Mind and Fear in Florida
In a candid talk, Dr. Lester Keiser discusses how psychiatry is misunderstood, the roots of emotional illness, and the patient’s gaze into his own mind. He traces training at the Philadelphia Institute, compares pioneers, and notes widespread fear of seeking help amid evolving views on sexuality and mental health.
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Keiser
Miffin St
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Psychoanalytic Institute
Congress session on banking probe turns open to the public
Rep. Patman uses open sessions to pressure banking investigations as witnesses discuss polling backed support for Viet Nam and internal committee battles. The clash involves Rep. Ashley and Weltner among others, highlighting conflicts over subpoena power and transparency in the hearing.
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Charles Weltner
Georgia
Henry Gonzalez
San Antonio
Senate
Texas
Patman
White House
Mittee
Viet Nam
Wright Patman
Texarkana
Tex
Banking and Currency Committee
Ashley
Moorhead
Widnall
Weltner
Investment clubs gain as stock market skids
New York AP reports Detroit women form a mid May investment club to exploit bargains as amateurs join clubs to learn professional trading. The average club loss Jan 1 to Jun 1 was 2 percent, while the Dow fell 8.8 percent by Jun 1 and 13.1 percent from its Feb peak to May low. Outcomes vary, with some clubs down 15 percent or more, and one St. Louis club up 20 percent.
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New York
Detroit
Dow-Jones
Dow
St. Louis
National Association of Investment Clubs
California
Westport
Conn
Bellevue
Akron-Cleveland
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Michigan
Missouri
Plymouth
Ind
Today in History highlights and stock club notes
On this date in 1931 President Hoover proposed a one year moratorium on inter government debt payments. Fifteen nations accepted but many did not resume payments. Also 1632 Maryland was granted to Lord Baltimore and 1789 the French Revolution began. Stock clubs show mixed results in a volatile market with 40,000 clubs nationwide and an average 2 percent paper loss.
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Herbert Hoover
Maryland
Lord Baltimore
West Virginia
Alaska
Andrew Johnson
Atlantic
Asbury Park
N.J
Protective sunburn defense and pregnancy tests in readers mail
Questions about a new sunburn protective agent for sensitive skin and FDA approval timeline are discussed. The piece also covers rapid pregnancy tests, with notes on accuracy timing and the role of pelvic exams. Additional query notes how ear infections may alter taste via chorda tympani nerve irritation. Dr Coleman invites reader letters for the health column.
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Pure Food and Drug Administration
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Mich
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Tenn
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