First Of 1966 Leaf Crop Goes On Sale Today
The first flue cured Georgia-Florida tobacco of 1966 goes on sale amid optimism. Growers expect higher prices due to the acreage-poundage control, strong demand, and high grade supports as total leaf production is projected near 136 million pounds but may fade with recent weather.
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Valdostam
Georgia
Ida Bell
Georgia-Florida
Federal Crop Reporting Board
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Maryland
Dodd Contacted CIA Before After Germany Trip
Senate ethics panel released a CIA director letter noting Sen. Thomas J. Dodd contacted the agency before and after a 1964 West Germany trip. Helms said Dodd sought background on Soviet murders and abductions while meeting with CIA officials in Bonn and Frankfurt.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Richard Helms
Central Intelligence Agency
Thomas J. Dodd
CIA
West Germany
Dodd
Connecticut Democrat
Julius Klein
Chicago
Bipartisan
John Stennis
D-Miss
Helms
Sen. Dodd
Uelms
Stennis
Tam
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Klein
Germany
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Ethics Committee
Klein Ihang
Internal Security
Bogdan Strashynsky
Stashynsky
Dadd
Marlin
Bonn
United States
Legal fight frees 15 year sentenced man in New York
Edwin Cedarre, aged 13 when he pleaded guilty to second degree murder, was released after 23 years in state prison. A federal court ruled he was not adequately protected by the state court and ordered his release. The decision ends Irene Bishop's 15 year campaign to free her epileptic son from a 30 years to life sentence. He had been accused of strangling Elizabeth Voight in 1943 after she threatened to tell his father he stole candy.
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Stormville
N.Y
Edwin Cedarre
Codarre
Green Haven
Irene Bishop
Manhattan
Elizabeth Voight
Thief Forces Marriage Postponement in Louisville
Judy Witten, 19, postponed her Tennessee wedding after a thief stole her wedding dress and other clothing from the car used for travel. Only her wedding ring remained in the glove compartment, and she had worked over a year to pay for the lost outfits including the gown gift from Spec. 4 Richard Hagen.
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Louisville
Judy Witten
Tennessee
Miss Witten
Richard Hagen
Sacramento
Calif
Moore Denies Information Withheld From Klan Probe
RALEIGH AP Gov Dan Moore says there has been absolutely no withholding of information about the Ku Klux Klan from his Law and Order Committee after a flurry of charges and resignations. Atty Gen Wade Bruton SBI Director Walter Anderson deny secrecy and say all files were accessible to the governor and AG. Republican leader Jim Holshouser urged a full investigation, criticizing the handling of SBI files and the Bruton Anderson statements.
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Raleigh
Dan Moore
Ku Klux Klan
Law and Order Committee
Wade Bruton
SBI
Walter Anderson
William O'’Quinn
Bruton
sStaff
O'Quinn
Malcolm iSeavell
Briton
Anderson
Seawell
Moore
Britton
North Carolina
O’quinn
Brulon
AL Sbi
Attorney General
Gov
Ernor
Asst
James F. Bullock
SBY
Jim Holshouser
Law and Order
Thas
Holshouser
Atty
Malcolm Seawell
William L. O'Quinn
State Bureau of Investigation
Holfhouser
SBI Files Have Been Closed To the Governor’s ‘Committee
Family Of 14 Makes Trip In One Vehicle
The Callahans from Orlando traveled about 1300 miles to visit Mrs. Callahan's sister in Towanda. Parents Joe and Mrs Callahan with 12 children aged 13 to five months rode in a family station wagon and on the roof carrier. They stayed in motels with six double beds and ate mostly on the road. A single restaurant meal totaled 39. Callahan describes a homegrown system assigning duties to keep the family coordinated during travel.
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Towanda
Callahans
Orlando
Fla
Callahan
Joe Callahan
Senate OKs altered foreign aid plan amid cuts and delays
The Senate passed a $2.06 billion foreign aid authorization, slashing Johnson administration totals, raising development loan rates, and splitting aid into economic and military portions. The bill, 66 to 27, diverges from the administration and House versions, with a conference expected to reconcile differences.
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Washington
Senate
House
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate House
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Red China
Harry F. Byrd Jr
D-Va
West Germany
United States
Byrd
Latin American Alliance For Progress
Foreign Relations Committee
Zebulon Blaze Destroys 85 Percent Of Inventory
A major fire struck the American Plumbing and Electric Supply building in Zebulon North Carolina early Tuesday causing about 100000 in damage. Firefighters from Zebulon and Wendell battled the flames for around three hours and brought it under control at about 430 am. The cause is undetermined. inventory loss was estimated at 85 percent by Ralph Lewis the assistant general manager.
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Zebulon
N.C
Wendell
Ralph Lewis
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