Kennedy Presses Kleindienst Over ITT Conventions Ties
Senator Edward Kennedy released two letters at a Senate hearing aimed at showing that acting Attorney General Kleindienst knew ITT's GOP convention funding earlier than he admits. Kleindienst and Judge McLaren said they were unaware until newspapers reported it late in the year.
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Edward M. Kennedy
Richard G. Kleindienst
International Telephone and Telegraph Corp
Kleindienst
U.S. District Court
Richard W. McLaren
Justice Department
Antitrust Division
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kennedy
Reuben Robertson III
Senator Kleindienst Defends ITT San Diego Settlement
The exchange shows Kleindienst dismissing routine mail while Kennedy presses about the ITT Harford deal. McLaren states no link between the ITT settlement and ITT's city support, noting he approved terms and had no direct contact with Rep. Wilson. The dialog reflects Senate Judiciary concerns over the confirmation hearing.
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ITT
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Rep
Wilson
San Diego Area
Wallace smiles at idea of Wallace Chisholm ticket
Alabama Gov. George Wallace said he just smiled when told a Memphis black minister proposed teaming him with Rep. Shirley Chisholm on a Democratic presidential ticket. He noted he regards Mrs. Chisholm but doubted she would run as his vice president.
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Wallace
Florida
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Curtis LeMay
American Independent Party
Kansas City Royals
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China accuses U S and Japan of seabed conspiracy at UN
Communist China accuses the United States of colluding with Japan to seize Chinese island territories and seabed resources including Tiaoyu and Senkakus in a United Nations committee session. China demands return of all disputed areas as sacred Chinese territory and accuses US and Chiang Kai-shek clique of submarine explorations.
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Nanhsiao
Sparkman Addresses Nurse Students On Citizenship
Senator John Sparkman told nursing students in Montgomery that they bear heavy responsibilities and should have full civic rights. He urged the group to exercise voting rights with the same judgment as other citizens, saying nurses in training are capable of participatory citizenship.
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Alas
John Sparkman
Sparkman
On This Date In 1789 Congress Convenes In New York
The first U.S. Congress met in New York but adjourned due to lack of a quorum. Today’s brief notes include weather outlook with a slight chance of rain and cooler temperatures for Sunday, highs around 61 to 64 and lows near 36 to 39.
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New York
Death sentence set for Courtland man
Marion Ark a Courtland man Anderson Eugene DuBois was convicted in a circuit court of first degree murder and sentenced to die June 3 in the electric chair.
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Arkansas
State Supreme Court
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Howell
John S. Mosby
Stewart
Jerry Austin
West Memphis
Savannah
Tenn
Youth Shot In Decatur High Student Faces Critical Condition
A 15 year old Decatur High School student was shot in the face with a .22 rifle Friday night and listed in critical condition at Huntsville Hospital. The shooter, a 14 year old, reportedly explained the weapon's ejection system as the rifle discharged. Det. Jep Tallent said the incident is being treated as an accident and the investigation continues.
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James O’neal Brown
10Th Ave
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Tallent
Hiss Wins Pension Benefits Court Victory
Alger Hiss secured a court order mandating the government pay him pension benefits. The ruling comes amid ongoing scrutiny of his role in postwar State Department investigations.
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Washington
Alger Hiss
State Department
Jordan Assumes Monsanto Post in Decatur Plant
Arthur F. Jordan promoted to manufacturing superintendent of polyester-staple production at Monsanto Decatur Plant succeeding Charles J. Rogers Jr. Rogers moves to Acrilan acrylic fiber plant in Lingen West Germany. Jordan, a 15 year Monsanto veteran, holds chemical engineering from Auburn and biology from Samford. He and wife Lillian, two children, reside in Birmingham area.
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West Germany
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Pensacola
Fla
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Stratford Road
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