Dodd Workers Call for Reopening of Hearings
Four former Dodd aides say additional public hearings are essential to cover issues not explored in earlier sessions. They admit taking about 4,000 documents from Thomas J. Dodd’s files, which were shared with Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson. The ethics committee reviews evidence as chairman John Stennis weighs whether to reopen hearings.
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Jack Anderson
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Mattress Firm Buys 144 Acres for Expansion near Intersections
Mason-Stearns and Foster Co of Lockland, a mattress maker, bought 144 acres at the crossroads of Routes 42 and 741 for expansion. President W A Hopple said no factory plans exist yet. The land cost about 160000 from Palmyra Inc. Hopple added that when building occurs, many employees will be hired locally.
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House creates ethics group in Powell seating fight
The House voted 400 to 0 to create a permanent ethics committee as leaders seek a formula to seat Harlem Democrat Adam Clayton Powell amid misconduct allegations. Powell stayed at a Bahamian retreat in Bimini with possible meeting plans with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. next week while factions push punishment or seating with censure and potential Justice Department follow up.
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Credit rating and debt prove character in a consumer age
A discourse on credit explains that paying cash is easy but fragile, while maintaining good credit hinges on consistent future payments. It outlines how credit agencies assess buyers, the role of cosigners, and how steady repayments build a lasting rating that enables larger purchases like cars and homes. The piece ends by contrasting a cash buyer with a borrower who builds a credit history and warns to protect this valuable asset.
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Lukens Names Debbie Smith to Washington Staff
Debbie Smith, a 1966 Middletown High School graduate and daughter of Monroe and Mrs Monroe Smith, was appointed to Representative Donald E. Lukens Washington, D. C. staff. Now residing in Falls Church, Virginia, she attends Southeastern University in Washington majoring in accounting and was active in Junior Achievement and the Girls Athletic Association in high school.
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Junior Achievement
Girls’ Athletic Association
Florida judge stays 50 executions as laws studied
U S District Judge William A McRae halted all Raiford State Prison death sentences while Florida capital punishment laws face review He set a May 31 hearing with ACLU and state lawyers to discuss the United States pending legal questions and potential further steps The judge noted Florida law mandating the death penalty for certain murders and rapes and the governor's stance on warrants are key factors in the case
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Peaceniks Headed to Viet Nam War Protests in Two Cities
Demos in peace trains buses and on foot head to New York and San Francisco for what could be the largest antiwar mass action. Police brace for up to half a million marchers Saturday with security tighter than in 1959 and King, Bond, and others slated to speak.
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