Sikes Probe Voted By House Ethics Committee
The House Ethics Committee voted 9 to 0 to formally investigate Rep Sabern L F Sikes D Fla on conflict of interest charges. Chairman Flynt said preliminary inquiry would wrap up in days. Sikes defended himself, blaming Common Cause and media for a political attack and offering full cooperation.
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Carter and Church Calculate Path to Nomination
Carter warned of losing Maryland Oregon and California to Brown while claiming enough support for a first ballot win. Church hailed his Nebraska victory and eyed uncommitted delegates in Colorado and Mississippi, aiming to extend momentum into Oregon and beyond. He predicts a late convention with about 150 delegates and needs media traction and funding to stay viable.
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Wills attributed to Hughes spark Las Vegas intrigue
Continued coverage notes multiple purported Hughes wills. Names like Grover Walker, Edith Irving, and Richard Suskind appear in documents claimed to alter the estate. Summa Corporation disputes, while discrepancies and forged signatures prompt scrutiny by Clark County and Las Vegas officials. Howard Hughes Jr. handwriting, dates in 1970s London and Las Vegas, and executors tied to a long hoax.
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Hearst case tests delay amid Hearst commitment and amnesia
The court heard that testing was delayed by Miss Hearst’s April 1 hospitalization for a collapsed lung and that trial prep could not be interrupted. Brandler noted diverging defenses and potential weeks needed to prepare a joint defense. A June 1 tentative trial date may slip with pretrial motions.
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Secret Service list omits Oswald among threats to Kennedy
Washington The Secret Service kept a million-name threat index around President Kennedy but did not include Lee Harvey Oswald as a possible assassin. Documents released show the file later narrowed to 39,000 names. Civil liberties groups urge full disclosure and critique security procedures.
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