Klein Anxious To Testify In Dodd Hearing Tuesday
Julius Klein a Chicago public relations man with German ties will testify before a Senate ethics panel on narcotic rehabilitation and alleged influence peddling by Sen. Thomas J Dodd. Dodd mid he was anxious to aid Klein while denying improper personal influence.
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Fighting Quelled In NY
In Brooklyn New York three hours of clashes between blacks whites and Puerto Ricans ended with three hospitalized and 11 arrested. Police said fights spread across blocks and escalated from fists to chains and lead pipes. All 11 arrestees were white charged with unlawful assembly. A 17 year old Negro, James Donald, alleged he was attacked Friday night.
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Wreck Victims Named In Charleston Collision
A Winston-Salem man, Floyd Lessile Fonck, 19, is held in Charleston under $8,000 after a head on collision on Highway 17 killed two sailors. Richard H. Probstfeld of Medical Lake and James E. Darling of Miami, aboard the destroyer Sarsfield, were thrown about 30 yards. Coroner Jennings Cauthen said Fonck was passing and traveling about 60 mph when the crash occurred. an inquest will be scheduled.
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Wilson In Moscow Seeks Peace Efforts In Vietnam
British Prime Minister Harold Wilson arrived in Moscow for a three day visit aimed at reviving peace talks on Vietnam. He met with Premier Kosygin amid Soviet reluctance to discuss a Geneva style peace conference and after India’s Indira Gandhi failed to win a peacemaking concession from Moscow. Wilson left a muted welcome and planned further talks with no public ceremonies as Britain faces economic strain at home.
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Douglas and Bride Seek Private Honeymoon in 1960s Los Angeles
Justice William O. Douglas and his young bride planned a quiet honeymoon in the Pacific Northwest after checking into a West Los Angeles residence. Douglas said he was invited by the Communist Chinese government to visit Peking later this year and sought U.S. permission to travel to Red China. Washington confirmed a request had been filed, with no decision yet, as travel bans loosen for some professionals but not all.
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Survivor Recalls Night, Killer Identified as Richard Speck
Corazon Amurao, a survivor of the nursing student attack, learned police identified the killer as Richard B. Speck through fingerprints. She remains under care at South Chicago Community Hospital after hiding under a bed to escape the violence. A guard remains at her door and she is not yet able to speak to reporters.
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Senator Urges White House to Meet in Airlines Strike
Charlotte AP State Sen. Martha Evans says federal officials will keep both sides meeting until a settlement is reached in the machinists strike against five airlines. She cited a telegram from James Reynolds, assistant secretary of labor, noting the president’s concern and steps to prevent the strike and aid affected workers in Charlotte.
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