Speaker McCormack Denies Knowledge of Influence Sales
Washington AP report says Speaker John W. McCormack, 77, denies any awareness of influence peddling through his House office. He will seek another term as congressman and as speaker, insisting his conscience is clear despite Life magazine claims about aide Nathan Voloshen.
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Washington
John Ww. McCormack
House
Massachusetts
McCormack
Newsmen
Life Magazine
Nathan Voloshen
Perenel
White House
Voloshen
Ohio
Sweig
Beatles Indicted Over Drug Culture Links Hearings
AP reports in San Francisco that the House Select Committee on Crime questions Tim Leary witness on drug abuse. Linkletter accuses secret messages in rock lyrics, cites Beatles as leading drug culture missionaries. Fred A. Coe Jr. of Burroughs Wellcome says the firm may stop methedrine production.
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Francisco
Timothy . Leary
Linkletter
House ‘Select
America
Timothy Leary
Fred A. Coe Jr
Burroughs, Wellcome & Co, Inc
Talks to limit nuclear arms to start November
The United States and the Soviet Union will begin long awaited arms talks in Helsinki on November 17 to curb the nuclear arms race. Senators debate delaying development of missile defense and multi warhead tests while negotiations focus on limits, with talks likely to move via Helsinki Vienna or Geneva.
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United States
Soviet Union
Helsinki
Finland
White House
Associated Press
Vienna
Geneva
Moscow
Nixon
David
Mvd
Kremlin
Andrei A. Gromyka
U.S
William P. Rogers
High Point Fall Furniture Market Attendee Surge Reported
Attendance at the Southern Furniture Exposition Building rose eight per cent on opening day with strong buyer orders across the board. Albert M. Spound of The Charlton Company said it was the best Friday ever, noting heavy traffic and early orders despite usual patterns.
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High Point
Albert M. Spound
Charlton Company Inc
Leominster
Mass
James Tillotson III
Sterlingworth Corp
Jamestown
Burton Buys Cartier Diamond for Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton bought Elizabeth Taylor a 69.42 carat Cartier diamond for about 1.05 million dollars at Parke-Bernet. Kenmore Corp. owner of Cartier outbid Al Yugler, with Yugler withdrawing at 1 million dollars and the final price topping the record auction for jewelry. Crescent and Sterlingworth say strong demand for Early American furniture in maple and cherry persists amid shifts to plastic and metal components.
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Sterlingworth
Charlton Company
New York
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Cartier
Cartier’s
Fifth Avenue
Burtons
Robert H. Kenmore
Kenmore Corp
Kenmore
al Yugler
Burton
Parke-Bernet
Yngler
TV Set Fire Hazard Probe Heads Toward Findings
Washington AP A presidential commission will decide Tuesday if a fire hazard exists in 85 million television sets nationwide. Chairman Arnold B. Elkind said the panel will analyze major manufacturers submissions and may issue a public finding if unreasonable risk is found. Rep Roybal urged full disclosure of all facts including manufacturers involved.
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Washington
Arnold B. Elkind
National Commission On Product Safety
Rep
Edward
R. Roybal
Dcalif
Elkind
Roybal
Presidential Commission
Marasco Injured in Head-On Crash Near Perth Amboy
Former Army Captain Robert F. Marasco, linked to the Green Beret murder case, was in critical condition after a two-car crash in South Amboy. The other driver, Thomas Green Jr., 22, of Cliffwood, died. Marasco’s passenger Jacqueline Ziegenbalg, 34, of Old Bridge, was hospitalized with leg injuries. Marasco, once identified by the Army as the shooter, had charges dropped last month and was discharged from Fort Monmouth earlier this month. He had recently divorced Denise in Juarez, Mexico.
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South Amboy
Army
Robert F. Marasco
Green Beret
Perth Amboy General Hospital
Marasco
Thomas Green Jr
Cliffwood
Jacqueline Ziegenbalg
Old Bridge
Rutherford
Green Berets
Marasén
Marasen
Ft. Monmouth
Denise
Juarez
Mexico
Justice Parker Decries Obscenity at NC Bar Meeting
North Carolina Chief Justice R Hunt Parker denounces a wave of filth and obscenity from bare breasted dancers and other radical groups. He criticizes Supreme Court rulings on rights of the accused and school prayer, warns campus rioting endangers peace, and urges administrators to maintain order or risk losing public support.
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Raleigh
R. Hunt Parker
North Carolina Supreme Court
Parker
North Carolina State Bar
U. S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Haynsworth Defends Nomination Amid Senate Attacks
In Greenville, Judge Clement F. Haynsworth Jr. recalls Brandeis Black and Hughes as precedents for tough scrutiny of Supreme Court nominees. He declines to address conflict of interest accusations, saying the Senate must scrutinize him and he will not seek withdrawal of his nomination.
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Greenville
D.C
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Supreme Court
Senate
Louis) Brandeis
Haynsworth
Federal Bulding
Hugo) Black
Charles
Evans) Hughes
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Retraction Raises Credence in Haynsworth Charges
A retraction appears to strengthen the charges faced by Judge Haynsworth as a telegram from sixteen past American Bar Association presidents urging Senate confirmation surfaces in Washington. Sen Eastland says the endorsement signals broad legal backing. In Columbia, SC Ray Harris reports that 49 of 50 Republican state chairmen and D C chair backed the nomination.
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American Bar Association
Senate
Haynsworth
Washington
James C. Eastland
D-Miss
Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Columbia
South Carolina
Ray Harris
District of Columbia
Time Change Scheduled Tonight
New York AP reports clocks will be set back one hour as Daylight Saving Time ends and Standard Time begins. The Uniform Time Act governs the change, with last Sunday in October as the transition, and exemptions allowed. Arizona Hawaii and Michigan have exempted themselves.
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New York
America
Arizona
Hawaii
Michigan
Great Parking Ticket Caper Is Solved
In Ogden Utah a famed parking ticket thief named Blacky Crow was tracked to a used car lot run by Gus Cutrubus. Cutrubus wore a yellow sweater matching the tickets and Crow attempted a final grab before being arrested by the citizen on the lot.
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Ogden
Utah
Blacky Crow
Crow
Gus Cutrubus
Cutrubus
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