Senator to study call girl card file probe
Senator John J. Williams said he will review files leaked to the press as part of a Senate probe. The Washington Evening Star reported the attorney general’s office may have released some documents. The inquiry centers on names and possible improper activity.
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Mass. Doctor Credited With Saving Kennedy
A Massachusetts hospital report credits Dr. Thomas F. Corridon for life saving care of Senator Edward M. Kennedy after a plane crash. Kennedy remains immobilized in an orthopedic bed until early July as doctors monitor his condition, with initial vital signs critically unstable but now normal.
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Honor Convicts To Be Watched Against Liquor
Denver AP report says state director David A. Hamil and Warden Harry Tinsley outlined a three point plan to tighten liquor control at the prison honor farm near Pueblo. A civilian supervisor will ride or drive in all prison trucks, patrols will be stricter, and guards will be more conspicuous with plainclothes enforcement and convict markings.
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Population control urged by Indian planning official
In Bombay Asoka Mehta deputy chairman of India's planning commission says many Indians should be urged to marry late or be prohibited from marrying. He argues this is the only way to cope with the nation's rising population.
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Georgia Senate urges action to curb federal reapportionment power
The Georgia Legislature approved a resolution urging state lawmakers to bar federal courts from deciding legislative apportionment. After a heated debate the Senate passed the measure following the Supreme Court decision on reapportionment by population. the House had previously rejected it.
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