Dodd Misconduct Hearings Open on West Germany Trip
Senate Ethics Committee recessed after Sen. Thomas J. Dodd testified he traveled to West Germany in 1964 on official Senate business to study the Stashinsky case. He said he would aid Julius Klein’s investigations if others were treated unfairly, while Klein pressed for protection of his PR firm income. The hearings, opened to probe misconduct charges, are not set to resume until after July 15.
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Thomas J. Dodd
West Germany
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Connecticut
Stashinsky
Foreign Relations Committee
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Klein
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Ethics Committee
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Bogdan Stashinsky
Maude Flood Dies In Frisco Hotel
Maude Lee Flood widow of James L Flood died Monday in the Fairmont Hotel penthouse where she had lived 27 years. She was 80. Born in Lexington Missouri she married Flood in Kansas City in 1899. Survived by son daughter seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. She donated her home to charity and had backed Sisters of the Sacred Heart.
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Maude Lee Flood
James L. Flood
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Symington Addresses MU Alumni as U S Protocol Chief
James W. Symington spoke to Cole County alumni of the University of Missouri about his role as Chief of Protocol and Ambassador. He stressed the difficulty of conveying ideas intact and the dangers of misunderstandings, noting the office’s impact on world relations and the need to accelerate university progress. He reflected on Missouri’s growth and remaining goals while highlighting education as an investment.
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Cole County University of Missouri
Food Distribution Gains Of Least Benefit to Poor
Washington AP reports that food distribution shows poorer areas gain less from modern stores than higher income areas. A National Commission study finds prices largely similar, but small independents in low income neighborhoods offer higher unit costs for certain items. The commission urges better packaging, grading, and centralized consumer protection.
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Kennedy Backs Silverman In NYC Judge Primary Clash
In New York City a high profile Democratic primary centers on the Manhattan Surrogate Court judgeship with Sen. RFK backing Justice Samuel J. Silverman against Tammany Hall backed Arthur G Klein. The race tests Kennedy’s power against Tammany, drawing Reform Democrats and Liberals, with a third candidate Thomas Rohan also in the race.
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Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Tammany Hall
Manhattan
F Raymond Jones
Tammany
Supreme Court
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Samuel J. Silverman
Reform Democrats
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Democratic Party
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Silverman
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Thomas Rohan
Youth Get Description of World Communism
Mexico Missouri special coverage as the Missouri Farm Bureau Federation and the Chamber of Commerce host a Freedom Forum at the academy. S. Cleon Skousen warned of a real risk of collapse of Russian communism within five years while detailing its history and methods to fight it. John Noble recounted his nine-year Soviet slave labor ordeal and the harsh conditions endured by prisoners as a test of faith and perseverance.
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Missouri
Chamber of Commerce
Isouri Farm’ Bureau Federation
Missouri Freedom Forum
Academy
W. Cleon Skousen
Salt Lakes
Academy City
Utah
Skousen
U.S
John Noble
Lincoln University Lab School Hosts Elementary Science Workshop
A teaching workshop for elementary science opens this week at Lincoln University Laboratory School. Activities include lectures demonstrations project development group discussions and field trips. Directors are Miss Ethel J. Graff consultant to D.C. Heath Publishing Co and Mrs. Carolyn Ann Banner and Mrs. Gladys Camper of the Lincoln staff.
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Lincoln University Laboratory School
Ethel J. Graff
D.C. Heath Publishing Co
Carolyn Ann Banner
Gladys Camper
Lincoln
Warrensburg State Gets 147 744 Grant for Building
The Office of Education approved a 147 744 grant to Warrensburg State College to help build a general purpose academic building. George Leachman, Ballwin, was named Missouri’s St. Louis County Collector and will take office July 25. Jer Smith was selected. other awards include a 79 731 contract for fisheries and wildlife facilities and a Mingo Job Corps center in Puxico Missouri.
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Civil Products Co
Bureau of Sports Leachman
Mingo
Puxico
FCC Approves Station Construction Permit for Mo FM Station
The Communications Commission approved a construction permit to Donze Enterprises for an FM radio station at Ste. Genevieve Missouri. The action was announced Monday in Washington.
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