Conflicts of Interest Debate Tangles Dodd Case
Columnists Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson face scrutiny over their coverage of Senator Tom Dodd of Connecticut amid claims of personal grudges and ethics questions. They deny malice, noting favorable reporting on Dodd’s juvenile delinquency chairmanship and legislation efforts.
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Jack Anderson
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Tom Dodd
Connecticut
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Anderson
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Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up to Me by Richard Farina
A glimpse of the new novel Been Down So Long It Looks Like Up to Me by Richard Farina set in the college world of resistance and rebellion. The piece notes Farina’s satire and its place in the era’sStudent culture and anti establishment voices.
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Richard Farina
Helen Hayes
Hal Boyle Says Dont Hitch Your Wagon to a Snail
Hal Boyle surveys quirky sayings and social quirks in a light AP column. The piece includes snails equaling horse power humorous glove etiquette and notes on brushing teeth and liquor laws for youths, plus trivia on Washington and Uranium.
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Foreign Relations Panel Debates Dodd Activities
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee mulled removing Sen. Tom Dodd after revelations he conspired with Gen. Julius Klein a German agent during the 1964 Klein probe. The panel postponed action due to Dodd under Ethics Committee investigation while weighing possible probes into Dodd related Katanga Congo activity in 1961 and potential violations of the Logan Act and Foreign Agents Registration Act.
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Mississippi
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D-Conn
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Fulbright
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Bobby Baker
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Tshombe
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United States
Congress
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Edward Gullion
Gullion
Gallon
Conecticut
Elisabethville
New York
Johnson
White House
Fulbright Dilemma Frames Viet Nam Critics on War Ending
Senator J W Fulbright, longtime Vietnam critic and Foreign Relations chair, weighs endgame options as Johnson keeps fighting. He warns a total withdrawal is unacceptable but calls for negotiated peace and SE Asia development, while proposing a possible U S China neutralization accord to end Southeast Asia fighting.
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