Senate Investigator Tells Of Partying
A Senate investigator testified about a party in New Orleans involving Bobby Baker and an unnamed Puerto Rican banker. The banker, Paul Aguirre of San Juan, invoked the Fifth Amendment and refused to answer questions.
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Washington
Puerto Rico
Paul Aguirre
New Orleans
San Juan
Bobby Baker
Baker
Nancy Carole Tyler
Ellen Rometsch
West Germany
Aguirre
Senate Rules Committee
Samuel J. Scott
Scott
Matthew H. McCloskey
Senate Democrats
Senate
Paul Janks
Ellen Romjetsch
Caribbean
Rometsch
Milton L. Hauft
Don B. Reynolds
Philadelphia
McCloskey
Plane Crash Kills Five Near Shelby North Carolina
A private plane wreck near Shelby killed pilot Carl Wood Wilson and four others including an 18 year old woman and three children. The Cessna 172 crashed into a knoll in a farm field around 10 20 p m as rain began. Debris scattered and no fire occurred. Wilson had a student pilot license.
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Shelby, N.C
Shelby
Cleveland County
Ollie Harris
Carl Wood Wilson
Boiling Springs
Harris
Wilson
Margaret Blane Rector
Rt. 4
Gaffney
S.C
Gregory Keith Rector
Maude Rector
Myron
Eugene Rector
Carla
Myron Rector
Mary Scott Rector
Joe Rose
Shelby Flying Service
J. A. Mobley
Hazel
FBI arrests 20 in Mississippi civil rights slayings case
The FBI rounded up 20 men including Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price and five Ku Klux Klansmen in Meridian Mississippi. They face conspiracy charges tied to the slayings of civil rights workers James Chaney Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner. The 21st suspect remained at large as arraignments were planned.
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FBI
Neshoba
Miss
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Philadelphia
Mike Smith
Neshoba County
Naval Air Station
Meridian
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
James Chaney
Edgar Killen
Roy Moore
Jackson FBI
Chaney
Man
Price
Here
Herman Tucker
Jerry Sharp
Rainey
AP Aer
Jack Thornell
Mariner 4 Rolls Wildly Delaying Mars Flight
In Pasadena California the U S spacecraft Mariner 4 rolled unexpectedly today likely delaying by at least 24 hours the planned firing to accelerate toward Mars. Jet Propulsion Laboratory officials work to realign the craft after a wobbling spin disrupted its targeting and fuel burn sequence.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Mariner 4
Mars
Protien
Marinee 4
Omorer Spacecrafter T
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
How Children Fail author questions school methods
John Holt, a industrial management major, discusses his new book How Children Fail. He argues many teachers and parents are unhappy with American schools and that children often do not develop their true capacities due to fear and restrictive teaching methods.
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NEW York
NEA
John Holt
wNe
Pitman Publishing Corp
Enterprise
Unemployment Drops to 5 Percent in November
The Labor Department reports the national unemployment rate fell to 5 percent in November, aided by mild weather. Unemployment fell to 3.9 percent among adult men, the lowest since 1957, while total job holdings and civilian labor force declined modestly for the season.
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Washington
Labor Department
Iit
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Reserves Face Knife Once More
Defense officials prepare for major surgery on military reserves for a second time in two years. Air Force and Army studies indicate possible heavy Reserve losses or merger with the National Guard to cut waste and boost readiness. Marine Reserve and South Naval Reserve are seen as exceptions to reform.
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Fred VS. Hoffman
Washington
Air Force
Army
Pentagon
Reserve
National Guard
Marine Reserve
Oon Paoneeee South Naval Reserve
Army Guard
Hoover defies retirement as he stays active at FBI
In an exclusive interview J Edgar Hoover declares he feels fine and plans to remain on the job beyond 70. He notes his lighter weight and argues continued work keeps him healthier, citing Baruch Churchill and Herbert Hoover as examples of active elder statesmen. He acknowledges a tax free pension of 30000 would be possible if he retired but chooses to stay active.
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Don Whitehead
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Johnson
Bernard Baruch
Winston Churchill
Herbert Hoover
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Haywood Allen
Bernard L. Akin
Earl B. Akin
Jimmy Arledge
Horace D. Barnette
Travis M. Barnette
Meridian Oe
Otha Neal Burkes
Philadelphia Police Department
Olen L. Burrage
James T. Harris
Frank J. Herndon
Tommy A. Horne
Bonita
Edgar Ray Killen
Union
Billy Wa Posey
Williamsville
Alton Wayne Roberts
Jimmy Snowden
Jimmy Lee Townsend
Oliver R. Warner Jr
Robert Smylie
Idaho
Denver
GOP
Dean Burch
Europe
Maxwell Taylor
Saigon
South Viet Nam
J. Raymond Jones
Mariner
Gressings
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