Senate panel recalls Jewish Agency official for secret Israel lobbying questions
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee recalled Gottlieb Hammer executive secretary of the Jewish Agency American Section to answer questions in secret about the group's lobbying for Israel. Hammer was questioned as part of an investigation into lobbying by Americans for foreign interests.
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United States Rejects Soviet Mediterranean Nuclear Free Zone Plan
The United States rejected a Soviet proposal to create a nuclear free zone in the Mediterranean. Washington said such a move would weaken U S allies and undermine Polaris submarine defense. It accused Moscow of trying to alter the military balance to pressure allied nations.
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4-H Jr Leaders Attend Conference at Indiana Center
Tommy Jamison of Worthington Jamie Street and Maryuel Haseman of Bloomfield Greene county 4-H Junior Leaders attend a counseling program at the new Indiana 4-H training center 12 miles southwest of Lafayette Purdue University 4-H State Staff will supervise counselor training for older junior leaders who will work with others July 1 to 5 Jamison is son of Mr and Street daughter of Mr and Mrs James Street Haseman daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Haseman
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Penny on Sky King Gag Check From Jack Benny
Gloria Winters treasures a one dollar gag check from comedian Jack Benny for a Sky King appearance. The playful token signals Benny’s offer to appear on the show.
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Death Penalty Sought in Medgar Evers Murder Case
Byron De La Beckwith, a 42 year old Greenwood salesman, faces murder charges in the June 12 slaying of NAACP field secretary Medgar Evers. State officials plan to ask the Hinds County grand jury for indictment and seek the death penalty if indicted and tried. Beckwith was arrested by the FBI after fingerprint and rifle evidence linked him to the crime.
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Expenses Cut By Welsh for Revenue Crisis in Indiana
Indiana Governor Welsh announces operating expense cuts totaling several million dollars as the state faces a revenue shortfall from sales tax losses. The plan targets general fund agencies and may include reductions in personal allocations, with a crucial school funding figure pending a Supreme Court ruling on the tax.
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Dinner to Honor Haseman Greene County Agent
Greene county plans a potluck dinner at the L and M school cafeteria at 7 30 pm Friday June 28 to honor Arthur Haseman retiring County Extension Agent Agriculture. All Greene county families are invited and asked to bring table service and a basket dinner Drinks provided A program with music and 4 H features is planned.
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General Gent Shot At Tinker Air Force Base
Air Force Maj. Gen. Thomas J. Gent remained in critical condition after a head wound at Tinker AFB. His wife Martha Gent, arrested earlier for drunken driving and resisting arrest, was sedated and could not be questioned. Authorities believe the shooting may have been accidental and planned to interview her later in the week.
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Cubs Pitcher Bob Buhl Ends Hitless Streak in 1963
Chicago pitcher Bob Buhl went 87 plate appearances without a hit before a wind blown pop in May 1963 against the Pittsburgh Pirates. His previous hit was September 1, 1961 with the Milwaukee Braves.
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CAB Plans Subsidy Cut for US Airlines by June
The Civil Aeronautics Board says a plan to reduce federal subsidies to US commercial airlines will be completed by June 30. Chairman Alan S. Boyd told a Senate appropriations subcommittee that the program contemplates a substantial and continuing subsidy reduction for the carriers.
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