Dodd Defense Faces Senate Censure Vote In Congress
Senator Thomas J. Dodd faces a Senate ethics vote on censure for alleged financial misconduct. Supporters press for a quick verdict while fears of a filibuster surface. Dodd defends himself against claims he diverted 116083 in political funds and double billed for travel on seven trips.
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Rail unions delay strike at deadline amid no-strike pledge
A no-strike period in the rail labor dispute lapsed with no walkout as six shop craft unions pledged to avoid action while Congress negotiates a compromise. Senate and House leaders debate a 90 day extension with a federal board to set wage scales if no settlement is reached, drawing opposition over compulsory arbitration.
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Pentagon says Yank pilots may have hit Soviet ship
The Defense Department says American planes may have strafed the Soviet 3358 ton Turkistan in Cam Pha North Vietnam earlier this month. Earlier denial gave way to new report by Gen John D Ryan claiming F105 jets fired cannon on the Turkistan. The U S is informing the Soviet Union while investigators continue.
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World Food Problems Cited In U S Report
A Johnson administration panel warns the world faces a severe food shortage needing a massive 20 year effort. It calls for U S leadership in international programs, fertilizer use, new crops, pests control, and farm machinery to lift developing nations.
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Australian Leader Harold Holt Talks with Johnson at Camp David
Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt and President Johnson met after a relaxed weekend at Camp David in Maryland. They discussed trade and Vietnam during talks before Holt departed on Johnson's jet to Los Angeles.
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Fire in North Minneapolis Duplex Claims Second Life
A north Minneapolis duplex fire last Wednesday night killed a second person. Earl N. Moore, 2], died at a hospital Saturday. Firemen found Robert Landon, 23, in a first floor apartment. Authorities probe after witnesses report a bright flash before the blaze.
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Man Dies After Fall From Roof While Caulking
Edwin Ott aged 66 died Sunday when he fell from the roof of his home while caulking windows in Jefferson.
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