Senators clash on Baker probe in Senate Rules hearing
Senator Case demands investigation of Baker relations and accuses the Rules Committee of shielding senators as Clark denounces the charge. Chairman Jordan defends the inquiry while Case insists on a full scope to include lawmakers and Baker’s fortune. The exchange spurred a heated partisan dispute in Washington.
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Washington
Clifford Case
R-N.j
Bobby Baker
Senate Rules Committee
Case
Senate
Rules Committee
Baker
Joseph Clark
Dpa
New Jersey
B. Everett Jordan
D-N.c
Jordan
Clark
Hoffa Finagling Trial Mention Sparks Court Security
Government witness Stanton Lawson testified that James Hoffa promised approval of a $5 million pension fund loan if Lawson aided Hoffa in a sinking business venture. Increases in local school loan grants were also approved, including Oxford Junior High in Anaheim and Katella High School, with several new Orange County sites funded. Guards were posted after a telephoned assassination plot against Judge Richard B. Austin prompted extra security in the courtroom.
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Fin
Austin
Stanton D.lawson
Bal Harbour
Fla
Hoffa
Lanson
Sun Valley Inc
Retire L.T Sacramento Bureze Iment Homes
Sacramento
Brevard County
Oxford
Anaheim
Katella
Orange County
Ocean View
Cypress
Capistrano Beach
Chula Vista
Orange Unified
Santa Ana
Hoffa Said Sun Valley In Difficulty New Developments Discussed
The witness quoted Hoffa in a Florida call from summer 1955 saying Sun Valley faced significant trouble and he wanted a reputable firm to take over the development and do something with it.
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Hoffa
Sun Valley
Lawson
Florida
Seek Kashmir Pact
GA Sheik Mohammed Abdullah concluded two weeks of talks in New Delhi and said he found some basis to take his Kashmir solution quest to Pakistan.
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New Delhi
India
Sheik
Mohammed Abdullah
Kashmir
Pakistan
Union Records Probe Sparks Local 12 Election Plans
Los Angeles Superior Court Judge I Macklin Fleming ordered International Union of Operating Engineers Local 12 to permit a dissident member to inspect 1961 financial records. The local, with about 22,200 members in Southern California and four Southern Nevada counties, schedules officer elections June 1-22 by mail amid claims the government report misrepresented union funds.
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Superior Court
I Macklin Fleming
International Union’ O Operating Engineers
Aflcio
California
Nevada
Fleming
Thomas Deacon
Los Angeles
Federal Bureau of Labor Management
Deacon
Joseph Hurley
National Parley Urged to Protect Vets Rights
James J. Murphy of Phoenix national president of the Association of State Directors of Veterans Affairs urged a national conference on veterans rights. Delegates from 29 states reported favorable responses as the California Veterans Serving Officers panel opened in the Lafayette Hotel. The three-day session focused on defending veterans against major attacks and safeguarding hospitals and medical care.
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James J. Murphy
Phoenix
Peene
California Veterans Veteran Affairs
Pano- Murphy
California Association of County Serving Officers
Nationa
Veterans’ Affairs
Lafayette Hotel
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Rsea
Relaa
Parbee
Mernen
Greg
Eesa
Goldwater
Channel
U. OF Cal
University of California
Clark Kerr
POST
Acracia
United
New York
Pla
United Air Lines
Grea Gang
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