Dodd seeks third Senate term amid censure history
Senator Thomas J. Dodd of Connecticut reiterates plans to run for re election in 1970 despite a Senate censure for political funds used personally. He faces Democratic rivals including Joseph Duffey and state party figures as he cites federal crime penalties to deter document theft from federal offices.
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Freeze may yield for oil pipeline
Washington AP reports the Interior Department backs a Trans-Alaska 800 mile pipeline from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez under a plan tied to Hickel’s two year land freeze pledge. The project, by Trans-Alaska Pipeline System, involves 100 foot wide rights of way, construction roads, pumping stations and airstrips, with Alaska native land claims settlement looming as a key condition.
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Pamela Agnew to wed Robert DeHaven in Towson Md
Pamela Lee Agnew, 25, social worker with Baltimore County Social Services, will wed Robert E. DeHaven, 25, son of Virgil and Mrs De Haven of White Marsh, in Towson Md on June 21. DeHaven is pursuing a master's at Loyola College in Baltimore and is a Towson State College graduate. Agnew also graduated from Towson State and formerly taught history at Franklin Junior High School in Reisterstown Md.
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St. Clair Youth Killed in Auto Crash Near Sullivan
John Renshaw 18 of St. Clair died when his car struck a tree at Meramec State Park near Sullivan. State police say he was alone in the vehicle. The crash happened on Highway 185 Thursday evening.
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Southside Grill Hours Messy OCR
Southside Grill hours appear garbled listing openings from Friday midnight to Saturday 4 am and Monday 5 am to 7 pm, with incomplete days. The fragmentary text suggests irregular schedule postings and needs verification for accurate service times.
Fulbright seeks details on secret Vietnam peace talks
Sen. J W Fulbright says he is probing reports of secret talks with Vietnam and demands the Nixon administration disclose details to the American people. He asks for information on who is meeting, where, and the aims, citing the need for transparency amid peace efforts.
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NASA aide tied to spy role alarms defense watchers
Washington reports say a NASA intelligence expert was discussed as a potential adviser for a covert space surveillance program. Sources note the Air Force-MOL effort faced scrubbing amid overlapping NASA work, with officials denying a spy function. The debate touched on whether the agency would oversee a two man satellite station proposed for equatorial orbit. Senator Fulbright questioned secret talks and urged disclosure while NASA denied any intelligence duties for the adviser.
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East St. Louis signs 1963 defense linked school contract
East St. Louis teachers ratify a contract with the school board after a two year strike delay. The deal sources 65 percent of state aid to salary increases, 35 percent to nonunion staff. The agreement follows reports tying Fulbini’s Pentagon work to public school staffing. President Kennedy had appointed him to a defense research post.
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Warden cites Ku Klux mentality in San Quentin stabbings
Warden Louis Nelson links a Ku Klux mentality to a white black racial feud fueling stabbings at San Quentin. He notes 200 to 300 militants, says seven white victims were targeted, and reports three Negroes killed earlier. Inmates remain locked in cells as violence continues, with six injured recovering. Robert J. Adams, 30, a Los Angeles murderer, is among the dead.
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Stock handlers vote on wage agreement in St Louis arena
Workers from Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen Local 225 vote on a tentative wage agreement with St. Louis National Stockyards Co. at a 5 pm meeting in the Stockyards auction arena. Details of the offer were withheld as the union planned ratification after a nationwide strike begun when the contract expired.
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