Ethics Committee Hopes To End Dodd Hearing Phase
Washington AP reports the Senate ethics committee aims to finish the first phase of hearings on Senator Thomas J. Dodd today with testimony from Julius Klein, a Chicago public relations man and agent for West German interests. Dodd will not attend to chair a narcotics rehabilitation hearing, unlike prior sessions where he faced questions from his lawyers.
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Sen. Dodd
Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Chicago
Julius Klein
Klein
Dodd
Connecticut
Ethics Committee
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
West Germany
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Senate
Germany
New York
Pearson
Anderson
US Air Strikes Hit Baden Depot in Vietnam Campaign
U S pilots attacked a Baden petroleum storage depot near the coast with 108 missions as Navy planes damaged land and water transport facilities. A record rescue followed the downing of two planes, while strikes near Vinh and Thanh Hoa caused multiple fires and explosions.
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Geneva
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
International Red Cross
Hanoi
Goldberg
United Nations
Baden
Gulf of Tonkin
Wayne
Spelius
Deerfield
Fank D. Moruzzi
Springfield
Mass
John Preston
Los Altos
Calif
Robert P. Bones
Ontario
Ore
Kenneth F. Keller
Oklahoma City
Okla
Bones
Keller
Ranger
Oriskany
Speck and Miss Amurao Held in ChicagoHospital Scene
Speck remains under police guard in the jail hospital while Miss Amurao, among eight slain student nurses, is confined at South Chicago Community Hospital. Authorities, citing security, random checks, and courtroom bans on cameras, move to arraign Speck as soon as feasible.
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Speck
Miss Amurao
South Chicago
City Jail
Atty
Ward
Dallas
Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
William N. Norcross
Norcross
Miss Amarao
William Kirkland
Raymond P. Crawford
William Vaughan
Skid Row
Circuit Court
Daniel Ryan
Supreme Court
Samuel Shepherd
John Stamos
Public Defender's Office
Gerald Getty
William J. Martin
Gloria Jean Davy
Miss Amaraog
Tax tribunal ruling on disputed business expense allowances
The record notes that certain expenses were disallowed as not establishing that the excess allowed constituted ordinary and necessary business costs or that they were spent for the designated purpose. Davis argued all expenses related to business or served a business purpose.
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TRS
Davis
Gemini 10 mission begins with rendezvous and walk in space
Astronauts Young and Collins launch Gemini 10 in a doubleheader mission. They rendezvous with a powerless Agena in six hours, plan a one hour spacewalk, and target a high altitude record while tracking two bright objects in orbit. The mission faces radiation concerns as they prepare for a two day sequence including a 50-foot lifeline stroll and an Atlantic splashdown.
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Mission Control
Young
Collins
Yon
Jean
Agena
Atlantic Ocean
Glynn Lunney
Earth
U. S
Trackers
Navy
Mey
Col
Lins
Air Force
Atlantic
Cape Kennedy
Virgil I. Grissom
Space
West Point
Atlantic N
Cmdr
Eugene 4
Cernan
Part Of National Guard Sent Home As Chicago Riots Dwindle
The National Guard released 1,236 of 4,200 troops after three days of rioting in Chicago's Negro district, with the rest on alert. Disturbances dwindled to a relatively calm scene as patrols and emergency police resumed normal operations, amid high heat and hydrant cooling efforts.
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National Guard
Chicago
Francis P. Kane
West Side
Mories
Kane
China Drawn Closer to Involvement in War
Secretary of State Dean Rusk and other officials say a presidential decision is required before U S reprisal air attacks on Chinese Communist territory. They note North Viet Nam MIGs could be engaged in self defense but warn against actions based on isolated incidents. North Vietnamese troops on Chinese soil would not alarm Washington, but cross border activity toward South Vietnam would.
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Peking
Dean Rusk
U.S
Viet Nam
China
Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Families react to Kennedy launch as children stay up
Mrs Young recalled John Thomas busy with the TV during blastoff while Sandy observed more. She doubted a normal evening, planning to stay awake for the crew. Mrs Collins also planned late hours after tucking children in. At Cape Kennedy Collins’s mother watched from near control, calling the launch outstanding via her son-in-law Weart.
UN surp legal clash over South West Africa verdict
In a landmark UN focused case, Ethiopa and Liberia led an African Asian bloc challenging South Africa's rule in South West Africa. They argued Pretoria as successor to the League of Nations must answer to the UN for racial segregation. South Africa denied all charges in a costly defense.
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China
Wellington Koo
Ernest Gross
United Nations
South-West Africa
South Africa
Ethiopia
Liberia
U.N
League of Nations
South- West Africa
Senate Eyes Two Year Foreign Aid Authorization
Byrd backs allowing ships and aircraft to aid North Vietnam supply routes. The amendment aims to set a policy for US foreign aid, economic and military, worldwide. Senate plans to act Tuesday on Javits’s bid with nine others to extend authorization from one to two years, after administration sought five years. House already approved two years.
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North
Viet Nam
United States
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Florida Klan Warrant Sparks Florida City Demonstrations
Rioting flared as rocks and bricks were hurled at stores and people. A white youth dragged from a pay phone booth was struck by African Americans. Warren Ui Folks, 46, and Sothern Cooper, 45, faced charges amid ongoing racial tensions. An NAACP march organizer, Rutledge Pearson, faced a local “klan warrant” action. City Hall picketing planned for Tuesday over discrimination in hiring.
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Warren Ui
Rutledge Pearson
NAACP
Florida
Pearson
Sothern Cooper
City Hall
Police clash over Speck killer claim and rights ruling
Police Supt Wilson defended the killer accusation against Speck while a law professor says he acted within duty. Prosecutors weigh the Esbenedo case reversal and police gains from investigation steps, including fingerprint and photograph identifications.
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W. Wilson
Speck
Wilson
Wolfson
Daniel Eslenbedo
Chicago
Supreme Court
Fred In‘bau
Northwestern University
Inbau
Chicago Crime Commission
Calls to remove justices for moral grounds without crimes
Rep H R Gross proposes a new mechanism to remove judges without treason bribery or high crimes and misdemeanors. He backs a full investigation by the Judiciary Committee or a designated subcommittee into Douglas moral character and potential subpoenas for persons or records.
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H. R. Gross
Arown
Douglas
Red China
Joe D. Waggoner Jr
D-La
Judiciary Committee
House
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