Dulski Defends 11000 Testimonial Dinner Gift
House Post Office Committee chair Thaddeus Dulski says he will stand before any tribunal to explain his personal use of about 11000 raised at a Buffalo testimonial dinner for him and his wife. He argues friends gave the funds to defray personal burdens of public office and stresses the event was not a campaign dinner.
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Wall Street Journal
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D-Conn
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D-Mont
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Iowa
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James A. McClure
Greeting card from Vietnam honors soldier husband
Mrs. Roger Wilkerson of Baltimore Missouri stands beside a billboard greeting her husband serving in Vietnam for her 22nd birthday. She says he’s the greatest as the AP wirephoto captures the scene.
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Roger L. Wilkerson
Baltimore
Rebels advance as Benin falls in Nigerian conflict
Rebels from the Eastern Region claim capture of Benin and pressure Lagos with air raids while mutinies ripple through the Midwest. U.S. and Ghanaian reports note Czech fighters en route and limited foreign intervention as Nigeria braces for broader civil war repercussions.
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Republic of Biafra
Slaying Suspect Mental Testing For Youth
James Wolcott 15 year old honor student faces psychiatric tests after being charged in the deaths of his mother father and sister in Georgetown. County Atty Tim Maresh said Wolcott’s lawyer asked for time to arrange a psychiatric evaluation before further proceedings. Wolcott is jailed on a juvenile delinquency petition after the bodies of Dr Gordon B Wolcott his wife Elizabeth and a 17 year old daughter were found.
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Tim Maresh
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Bar Association Urges Caution on Police Use of Force
In Honolulu the liberal wing of the American Bar Association urged restraint in policing to quell urban disorders. The resolution, led by Dean Jefferson R. Fordham, warned against blanket indictments of Negroes and the poor and called for careful handling of riots.
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University of Pennsylvania Law School
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