Reynolds and Baker case judged on actual gains not past deeds
A Koch Cola Colvin Sr letter argues the Bobby Baker affair hinges on Baker’s influence and profits rather than Reynolds past associations with Baker and Johnson. It claims Pearson leaks secret reports to smear Reynolds and urges a full hearing on the Baker case.
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Don Reynolds
Reynolds
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Sen
Johnson
Austin, Tex
Pearson
Baker
La.c
Baker Stocks and Serv-U Ties Surface in Probe
North American Aviation officials describe connections between Fred Black Jr and Baker as hidden stockholdings in Serv-A Corp. testimony shows Black steered Serv-U vending deals in 1961 at major defense plants while Baker shared ownership. Atwood and Taylor confirm Serv-U and Automatic Canteen dominate vending across North American facilities with large commissions.
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Bak- Red
Latwood
Atwood
North American
Washington
Fred Bo Black Jr
Serv-U Corp
Black
Mane
Serv-A Corp. Ca
Curtis
Baker
Leland [R Taylor
Santa Monica
North Amenan
Serv-A Corp
Edward Levinson
Las Vegas
Serv-U. Corp
Fec. of
Chicago
Clarence Kelland dies aged 82 noted fiction writer
Clarence Kelland, 82, renowned fiction writer and Phoenix Newspapers Inc. leader, died in Scottsdale Arizona after a long career of 60 novels and 10 million words. A former Detroit News writer, he gained fame with serials in the Saturday Evening Post and last contributed to the Arizona Republic.
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People IN the News
Clarence Kelland
Glartoce Bodington Kelland
Scottsdale, Ariz
Portland
Hich
Kelland
Detroit College of Law
Detroit News
Saturday Evening Post
Mark Tida
Isk
Arizona Republic
Phoenix Newspapers, Inc
Phoenix Gazette
Boy Magazine
Arizona
Republican Party
Queen Elizabeth II may face danger in Quebec visit
A warning warns against Queen Elizabeth II visiting Quebec in October amid fears of unrest as a movement seeks to separate the province from Canada. The concern is voiced by Dr. Raymond Barbeac of the University of Montreal. The report also notes Dutch Princess Irene’s rumored defiance of parental wishes and other unrelated items including USC journalism school leadership change and Evelyn Lipset’s death in San Francisco.
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Elizabeth II
Quebec
Canada
Raymond Barbeac
Nterstore
University of Montreal
Fractured OCR Weather Report With Erratic Text
Fragmented forecast includes scattered terms like winds southeast and northeast with mentions of temperatures and conditions. The readable bits reference a southeast wind and cooler air, but the overall content is incomplete and inconsistent.
Paramount Democratic Club to Install Officers
The Paramount Democratic Club will install its officers at the Elks Lodge Thursday at 7 PM. Charles E Kennedy becomes second term president, with Harry Corea Sr as vice president, Virginia Maxwell secretary, Helen Pothock treasurer, and Bill Logan sergeant at arms. Superior Court Judge Vincent Dalismer to serve as installing officer.
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Paramount City
Charles E
Billy) Kennedy
Paramount Democratic
Independent red date asede delivery note
Meers Carter Delivery S250 shows an amount of $0.80 recorded by Mee. The note mentions price and date with isolated fragments from the Independent source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meers Carter
Mee
The Man Who Corrupted California Revealed
A fragmentary description of a sensational Esquire article about a book and alleged corruption. The text references Rex and a controversial work, hinting at the scandalous content and potential public backlash. The source remains unclear and garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esquire
Miles
Wallace Sounds Alarm on Civil Rights Bill Threat
Madison reports Governor George Wallace of Alabama called the civil rights bill before the Senate a threat to business industry unions and school systems nationwide during a Tuesday night address. He framed the measure as endangering economic and social structures across the country.
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Wallace
Madison
George Wallace
Alabama
Senate
Barry Goldwater Defends Stance on Cuba Policy
Barry Goldwater defended his Cuba policy amid criticism of a reckless course. He said America should show strength not start a war and must stand up for its rights to prevent decay of the press and danger at Guantanamo Base. He urged firm action to avoid a future choice between war or surrender.
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Barry Goldwater
Cuba
America
Guantanamo Bay
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