Dodd Ethics Hearings Open With Documents Excluded
The Senate Ethics Committee opened closed hearings into misconduct charges against Sen. Thomas J. Dodd. Witness James P. Boyd, once Dodd’s administrative assistant, criticized excluding about 4 000 documents taken from Dodd’s office. The inquiry centers on Dodd’s ties to Julius Klein and gifts or favors alleged in exchange for action, with a 1964 West Germany trip under scrutiny.
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Bobby) Baker
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Mopping Up Padres Fire Near Los Padres National Forest
The second largest blaze in Los Padres history burned 92,000 acres of watershed and 28,000-acre wildlife refuge since June 11. Contained at 6 p.m. Sunday with full control expected by Tuesday morning, the cost to fight the fire reached 1.75 million dollars and 15 were injured. One serious injury reported. no deaths or structures damaged. About 1,200 firefighters plus 18 ground tankers, 19 bulldozers, 16 helicopters and 5 aerial tankers remained on the lines. Wildlife refuge habitat for deer and other game was scorched along the seacoast area 100 miles north of Los Angeles.
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Missing Rockford mother found beaten near railroad tracks
Charlene Kay O'Brien 27 was located near railroad tracks southeast of Rockford after vanishing Saturday from a shopping trip. She suffered severe injuries and was hospitalized in a sedated state, while investigators checked if the assault connects to a prior fatal attack on Lauretta Lyons.
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St. Anthony’s Hospital
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Paul Pirrillo
State Crime Laboratory
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Graham in Speech to Workers at London Plant
Billy Graham spoke to about 1 500 workers outside a South London electrical plant during lunch and 5 000 more inside as the talk was relayed by loudspeakers. About 20 people signaled decisions for Christ, then he met with 25 shop stewards and union officials. The crusade planned a closed circuit broadcast from Earl's Court Arena with further broadcasts later in the week.
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UPI
Billy Graham
North Carolina
Graham
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World Powers Could Kill Everyone With Weapons
UPI reports Chief U.S. Nuclear Disarmament Negotiator William C. Foster warns that current arsenals could wipe out humanity multiple times. He cites talks in Geneva on a treaty to curb weapon spread and notes progress on detecting underground tests while acknowledging seismic readings may require on site inspection.
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UPI
U.S
William C. Foster
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Belgo-American Association
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Soviet Union
United States
GOP Leaders See Good Year Ahead in 1966 Elections
Sen. Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky and Rep. William L. Springer of Illinois told reporters that 1966 looks like a good year for Republicans at the polls and that Democrats won’t be pushovers in the November congressional elections.
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UPI
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R-Ky
William L. Springer
R-Il
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Congressional Campaign Committee
Wilson accuses Communists over UK shipping strikes
Prime Minister Harold Wilson told Parliament a tightly knit group of politically motivated men is pressuring the National Union of Seamen to cripple Britain's economy during a 36 day maritime strike. He warned the government will use emergency powers to crush any threat to national welfare.
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UPI
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Britain
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National Union of Seamen
Communist Party
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William Hogarth
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