Humphrey aide guilty in milk fund scheme
In St Paul Minnesota former Humphrey press secretary Norman Sherman and partner Jack Valentine pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting legal corporate donations to campaigns by milk producers. Each posted a $1000 bond and faces up to a year in jail and a $1000 fine.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Meredith Still Off Ballot In Mississippi Race
Jackson Mississippi The State Election Commission ruled for the second time that civil rights figure James Meredith cannot be listed on the ballot as an Independent candidate for Congress this fall. Meredith who integrated the University of Mississippi in 1962 said he would seek court action.
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U.N. approves Guinea-Bissau admission to UN
The Security Council unanimously recommends Guinea-Bissau be admitted as an independent nation. Portugal's new government backs the bid as it promises independence for Mozambique and Angola. Final Assembly approval expected at Sept 17 reconvened session.
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Children from Belfast end six week wartime visit in Midwest
Six weeks after arriving in Minnesota and surrounding states, 120 Belfast youngsters said goodbye amid tears. The children from Belfast’s troubled streets grew confident and joyful during their summer stay hosted by local families, with many having lost relatives to the violence. The Rotary sponsorship brought Catholic and Protestant youths together, and they depart for Belfast via Chicago.
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Franco recovers from illness and plans vacation
In Madrid on Monday Generalissimo Francisco Franco said he has recovered sufficiently from a circulatory ailment to take a vacation. He spent three weeks in hospital last month and delegated power to his designated successor Prince Juan Carlos on July 19.
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Weinstock-Sinatra Second Deposition Ordered
A federal judge in Los Angeles ordered a second deposition for Frank Sinatra in the $2.5 million suit filed by Salt Lake City insurer Frank Weinstock. Weinstock alleges Sinatra's friends beat him in a Palm Springs hotel men’s room after an alleged advance toward Weinstock’s wife Connie. The deposition follows questions unanswered in Las Vegas three weeks earlier.
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Los Angeles
Salt Lake City
Frank Weinstock
Palm Springs
Weinstock
Sinatra
Las Vegas
Trinidad Hotel
Connie
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