FBI expert links Carole Tyler to checks signed for Baker
FBI handwriting expert testified Miss Carole Tyler late secretary to former Senate aide Robert Baker signed checks drawn on Harvey Aluminum and Bromley accounts in 1962 1964. He said Tyler signed at least three Harvey Aluminum checks in Bromley’s name and Baker benefited from about 80000 of the funds, with Bromley stating he did not authorize signing. The government argues seven checks totaling 5000 reached Baker and several others were cashed to aid campaign funds.
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Bobby) Baker
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Celler to Head House Investigating Unit
Congressman Emanuel Celler of New York is slated to head a special House panel probing Adam Clayton Powell. If appointed, the Judiciary Committee chair would lead five Democrats. Speaker McCormack to name nine members. Powell, barred from his seat since January tenth, faces a five week review. Republican ranking member William McCulloch of Ohio is being urged to participate.
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Powell Arrest Appeal Denied in Supreme Court Action
UPI reports Justice Harlan denied Powell's motion to stay all proceedings while a New York court handles a five week committee probe into Adams Powell. The ruling affects Powell's bid to keep his House seat amid a Harlem corruption case and civil arrest questions. Look Magazine sues Chicago Daily News and Stern over The Death of a President book rights and embargo violations.
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Governor urges tax return to states via amendment
Gov. John Connally told Texas lawmakers to push a federal constitutional amendment to return 3 percent of income taxes to the states. The call came amid discussions of tax reform and fiscal federalism in Austin.
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Tapp, Former Bank of America Chairman Dies at 67
San Francisco UMPI Jesse Tapp former chairman of Bank of America died in his sleep at the Clift Hotel. He was 67. Cause of death not immediately known. He was a former chair of the state board of agriculture and an ex officio UC Board of Regents member retiring weeks ago. He served on Johnsons public advisory committee on trade negotiations and did research and administration work for the USDA.
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