27 Apr 1967
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1967
Page
1
A reader asks about taking two children on a month long vacation with custody in place. The answer warns that violating a custody order could lead to contempt, and outlines potential court consequences.
The Senate Ethics Committee unanimously recommended censure of Sen. Thomas J. Dodd for conduct deemed to harm public trust and bring the Senate into disrepute. The panel cited use of funds for personal benefit from political testimonials and seeking reimbursements from both the Senate and private groups for the same travel, noting $450,273 from fundraising events and contributions to his 1964 reelection.
Svetlana Alliluyeva accuses current Soviet leaders in the Central Committee and Politburo of sharing responsibility for killings and crimes during Stalin's regime. She discusses disillusionment with communism, conversion to Christianity, and seeking haven in the United States to pursue writing.
SAUL PETT AP Special Correspondent reports Svetlana Alliluyeva, daughter of Joseph Stalin, displays charm and poise in New York during a mass news conference at the Plaza Hotel. She reflects on her father, hints at American life, and promotes her book with a calm, thoughtful tone.
Senate hearings reveal Vietnamese importer received 140000 of 250000 in AID funds to import Higgins battery additive sold as a battery preservative. Subcommittee chairman calls it a kickback as losses and questionable value swirl around Higgins International Saigon and related entities.
The North Carolina House Highway Safety Committee unanimously approved a bill to restore patrol authority to use airplanes for traffic law enforcement. Officials argued planes would prevent accidents rather than primarily arrest violators, with Rep. Thomas Strickland noting aerial observation can spot speeders and violations.
Pentagon sources said one base near Hanoi was empty of jets while four MIGs remained on another base. Officials differed on counts at Kep and Hoa Lac with weather hindering bomb damage assessment. Previous estimates placed Kep at 19–20 MIGs and Hoa Lac at up to 15 planes.
The House Health Committee favored a Senate abortion bill that would allow legal abortions if three doctors certify health risks or if rape occurred, expanding beyond current law which only permits when the mother’s life is in danger. The measure, rewritten with legal safeguards, now goes to the full House for final action.
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