Hays Too Low in Spirits to Testify in Probe
Rep. Wayne Hays of Ohio, amid a House Ethics Committee inquiry over alleged payroll misuse, is reportedly too despondent to testify. The committee voted to proceed with hearings as Hays, 65, recovers and remains away from Congress after losing his chairmanship last year.
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World Today reports Notting Hill riot injures hundreds
World Today notes a calypso carnival riot in London Notting Hill with at least 400 injured as police, paramedics, and civilian volunteers respond. It cites 107 officers and 24 hospitalized, with 69 arrests including seven women as police reinforce and restore order by midnight.
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Soviet Sub Collision Hits U S Frigate Voge
In the Legian Sea last Saturday the Soviet Echo Velas submarine collided with the U S Navy frigate Voge causing damage to both ships. One American sailor suffered a possible broken arm while injuries to Soviet crew were not confirmed. Voge was towed to Suda Bay Crete as the submarine surfaced. investigation is underway.
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Rioting Cavorts During Caribbean Carnival Clash
Police blamed dusk violence on a Caribbean Calypso Carnival incident as 10 to 12 youths attacked officers attempting a pickpocket arrest. Windows shattered, looting reported on Westbourne Park and Portobello roads. bystanders were beaten in the predominantly West Indian neighborhood amid the upheaval.
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Kosygin in Moscow River heart attack report
The London Evening News reported Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin suffered a heart attack while swimming in the Moscow River and was saved by his bodyguard. The dispatch noted the incident occurred sometime but did not specify a date, and said Kosygin appeared too ill to meet a visiting Japanese delegation.
House panel weighs leak. votes for new money
Schorr House Ethics Committee chairs say they believe a leak occurred but will not name the source without proof. The panel approves a 100000 request to extend its inquiry into who provided the wartime report to Daniel Schorr. Dissenting Rep Albert stays wary of press rights versus Congress power. In Atlanta, Burt Reynolds draws crowd while seeking a dog for Smokey and the Bandit. A Detroit-area woman faces murder charges in her husband’s 1958 death after her daughter testifies against her.
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Dearborn
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