Senate votes separate counts in Dodd censure case
Senate ethics panel plans a split verdict on Connecticut Democrat Thomas Dodd. Debate pauses until Monday as lawmakers ready to vote separately on two charges: double billing Senate and private groups for seven trips, and converting $116,083 from political funds for personal use. A bid for immediate action on the first count failed, with Sen. Wallace Bennett calling the move confusing and risking a filibuster.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Connecticut
Dodd
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Wallace F. Bennett
Bennett
Utah
Luci Nugent Expecting Baby Attends Johnson Ball
Lu ci Johnson Nugent, nine months pregnant, made a high profile appearance at a million dollar President's Club ball with her husband Pat and President Johnson. She wore an apricot chiffon dress as photographers captured the moment amid baby jokes and crowd praise. Johnson quipped about domestic issues and the census milestone of the 200 millionth American.
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Austin
Tex
Luci Johnson Nugent
Luci
Johnson
Lucy
Pat
Mel. Johnson
Lynda
Texas
Nugent
Temple Elects New President
Philadelphia AP reports Temple University names Dr. Paul R. Anderson as fifth president after unanimous trustees vote. He will assume duties August 1, succeeding Dr. Millard E. Gladfelter, who becomes chancellor. Anderson currently serves as vice president for academic affairs.
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Philadelphia
Paul R. Anderson
Temple University
Board of Trustees
Millard E. Gladfelter
Anderson
Deliberate Torpedoing of the Liberty Debated by Crew
Senior crewmen of the Liberty testified in a Navy inquiry that the June 8 attack by Israeli air and torpedo boats on the U S Navy ship was deliberate. They argued Israel had ample time to identify the Liberty and noted the precision of the air fire while the vessel lay 15 miles off the Israeli coast. The ship, a freighter converted to a research and communications vessel, had been under surveillance by Israeli planes for four hours prior to the strike.
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Liberty
Sshe
Navy halts go go girls at lunch in San Diego
Rear Adm. Frank A. Bradley, commandant of the 11th Naval District, ordered an end to go go dancers at enlisted men’s lunch hours in San Diego. The performers may still appear at night at enlisted men’s clubs, but not during midday meals.
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San Diego
Calif
Navy
Marine Corps
Frank A. Brandley
11Th Naval District
Brandley
Miss Harrisburg Wins Most Talented Event
Kathy Ann Reeder Miss Greater Harrisburg won the most talented award in the Miss Pennsylvania pageant’s preliminaries in Hershey. The 19 year old mechanic student at Messiah College sang and cut her number to fit the stage, earning a $250 scholarship toward finals in Atlantic City.
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Harrisburg
Hershey, Pa
Kathy Ann Reeder
Anarstin Ania Bor Manali
Philadelphia
Whitemarsh
HoMgue AperKue
Adelphia
Butler Archdiocese of Philadelphia
Germantown Pike
Richard
Pirl
Catho
Butler Pike
Site High Schools
Miss Reeder
Mechanicsburg
Messiah College
Hereshey Community Theater
Pennsylvania
Atlantic City
Miss Congeniality
Tod
Rodeo Pack 225 Awards Honor Nine St. Joseph Members
Hold Rodeo ASTON-Cub Pack 225 of St. Josephs Church awarded James Beall Thomas Blanda Stephen Ebald Michael Grosso Ed Lajaca Dominic Leone Brian Lutz Dennis McConnell and Ernest Tursick. The Pack hosted a bicycle rodeo and will attend the Phillies game Wednesday.
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ASTON
St. Joseph’s
Jawards
James Beall
Thomasjt Blanda
Stephen Ebald
Michael’ Grosso
Ed Lajaca
Dominic Leone
Brian Lutz
Dennis Mc Connell
Ernest Tursick
Phillies
Mower Sent to South Viet Nam for Soldier Camps
In South Vietnam 1st Lt John Bender receives a power lawnmower from his parents Mr and Mrs John Bender. They report the mower cost 50 dollars and shipping 47 dollars. The device will cut tall elephant grass around tents to repel insects at Li Kay area.
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Richmond
Ina
Dhp
Ohn Bender
South Vietnam
John’ S. Bender
Li Kay
Benders
Students Riot in Pusan as Demonstrations Continue
About 3,000 students clashed with riot police in Pusan amid protests over alleged rigging of the June 8 parliamentary elections. Seoul remained quiet for the first time in six days as the unrest persisted.
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Seoul
South Korea
Pusan
South
Korea
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