Senate Censures Dodd For Using Political Funds
The Senate voted 92 to 5 to censure Sen. Thomas J. Dodd for converting public political funds to his personal use. It marked one of six senators censured in U.S. history, with a second count on travel reimbursements pending.
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Senate
Dodd
Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Connecticut
John Stennis
D-Miss
Ethics Committee
Tower
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Romania Calls for Negotiations in Middle East Crisis
At the United Nations emergency session Romanian Premier Ion Gheorghe Maurer urged peaceful negotiations between Israel and its Arab neighbors and offered support for a Middle East settlement based on coexistence. He spoke as global leaders discussed the crisis amid a high-stakes summit in Glassboro.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
Romania
Israel
Middle East
Ion Gheorghe Maurer
General Assembly
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Glassboro
N.J
Astrom
Afghanistan
Mohammad Hashim Maiwandwal
Byelorussia
Tikhon T. Kiselev
Lingering Shadow Warren Report Critics Series
The La Crosse Sunday Tribune will serialize a seven month study of the Warren Report and its critics in five daily articles. AP writers Sid Moody and Bernard Gavzer compare the 26 volume report with critical books and interviews, reaching conclusions about both strengths and flaws. Moody and Gavzer conducted extensive travels and interviews with commission attorneys and officials connected to the case.
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John F. Kennedy
la Crosse Sunday Tribune
Sid Moody
Bernard Garzer
Associated Press
The
Tribune
Moody
Gavzer
Lee Harvey Oswald
Edward Jay Epstein
Mark Lane
Harold Weisberg
Dist
Atty
James Garrison
Orleans Parish
Louisiana
California
Chicago
New Orleans
Dallas
Philadelphia
Washington
Commission
Earl Warren
Warren
Northwestern University
Mike Berger
Columbia University
New York
Harlem
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Garzer
America
Plainfield
N.J
Massive Jordanian Exodus Across Allenby Bridge
Arabs flee Israeli controlled areas in Jordan crossing the Allenby Bridge as gunfire echoes. By 10 a.m. about 3,000 refugees reached Jordanian shores. Officials expect the flow to continue with many met by relatives in Amman. Refugees cite harassment, loss of homes, and food shortages.
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Allenby Bridge
Jordan
Jordan River
Amman
World Leaders Hold Two Hour Nixon Kosygin Talks In New Jersey
President Johnson and Soviet Premier Kosygin met privately for about two hours at Glassboro State College in New Jersey to discuss Middle East and Vietnam tensions. The summit scene included Johnson and Kosygin greeting officials, with Rusk and Gromyko arranging a separate aides’ session.
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Lyndon Johnson
Glassboro State
Lewis Gulick
Glassboro
N.J
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Middle East
Vietnam
Glassboro State College
Thomas E. Robinson
Hollybush
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Washington
Philadelphia
Kosygin
New York
Robinson
United States
U.S
Middle
Far East
GSC
America
Hughes
Betty
Dr. Robinson
Secretary of
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Skyhawk Downed as U S Planes Hit Three North Vietnam Targets
US pilots reported strikes on two trains northeast of Hanoi and a missile site northwest of the capital plus the Nam Dinh power plant southeast of Hanoi. Saigon said there was no major new action in 20 prior ground operations. A Navy A4 Skyhawk was shot down near Haiphong. pilot missing, marking the 589th US combat loss over the North.
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Saigon
Hanoi
Red Capital
Nam Dinh
U.S
North Vietnam
Haiphong
North
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Thailand
Phu Xuyen
Vietnam
Genoa Firm Wins $579000 Contract
Schutt Construction Co of Genoa Wisconsin bid the apparent low at 579 000 for a reservoir cleaning project at Stockton Reservoir on the Sac River in southwest Missouri four other bids were submitted. The report notes Vietnam war updates and the Glassboro summit coverage with Johnson meeting Kosygin and Gromyko.
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Kansas City
Schutt Construction Co
Genoa
Wis
Stockton Reservoir
Sac River
Missouri
Ordnance Plant Blast Kills Three Women at Burlington
An explosion at the Burlington Iowa Army ordnance plant on line No 9 killed three women and injured four others. The victims Jessica Gilman 40 Dorothy Groves 54 and Ida Koett 37 lived in Fort Madison Montrose rural West Burlington respectively. Seven workers were in the area when the blast struck about 1050 p m the cause not yet determined but involved a conventional explosive. The plant employs nearly 5000 and is operated for the Army by Mason and Hang ier Silas Mason Co
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Burlington, Iowa
Army Ordnance
Iowa City
Jessica Gilman
Fort Madison
Dorothy Groves
Montrose
Ida Koett
Burlington
Mary Kester
Denise Chenoweth
Macomb
Fair
Agnes Schultz
Patricia Elrod
New London
George Mathis
Sai
Mathis
Mason and Hangier-Silas Mason Co
Paris fashion trims hemlines inch below the knee
Paris fashion houses plan shorter hemlines for fall and winter with about an inch below the knee as the consensus. Designers such as Carven Le Rauch Chanel weigh in on elegance and proportion while Dior moves to longer coats and others offer varied lengths for different daytime and evening looks.
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Paris
Dior
Michel Goma
Jean Patou
Guy Laroche
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