Public hearing sought as Korea influence probe faces resistance
Suzi Park Thomson risks contempt charges for refusing to answer House investigators on alleged South Korean influence buying. She offered a public session to address three questions about payoffs to Congressmen by Tongsun Park and former Ambassador Kim Dong Jo and a 1975 Korea trip. Two Republican ex-lawmakers disclosed $500 Park contributions in 1970, saying they were legal and not tied to favors.
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Washington
Suzi Park Thomson
Congress
House
Thomson
Carl Albert
House Ethics Committee
Phillip Hirshkop
Tongsun Park
Kim Dong Jo
Korea
Committee
Justice Department
Park
Kim
Seoul
Capitol Hill
Ambassador Kim
Lawrence J. Hogan
Maryland
William H. Ayres
Ohio
Associated Press
Hogan
U.S
South Korea
Ayres
Anti-Israeli Bias May Force US Exit from ILO
The United States moves toward withdrawing from the International Labor Organization due to anti-Israeli maneuvering. A Cabinet committee will let stand the Ford administration choice to renounce membership this November, with a final Carter decision due before November 5.
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U.S
UN Labor Agency
Washington
United States
International Labor Organization
ILO
Ford Administration
State Department
Hodding Carter
Carter
Vital Statistics Births and hospital visiting hours
Birth notices list Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Gerard 4813 Victoria Ave a girl and several other newborns including Daryl Bundy Franklin a boy and William D Collins Monroe a boy. Out of Town entries include Durango Colorado and Kettering Memorial Hospital births. Hospital visiting hours are 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 5 to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
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Stephen Gerard
Victoria Ave
Daryl Bundy
Sunny Lane
Franklin
William D Collins
Courtland Drive
Monroe
Johnny Grizzle
Symmes Road
Hamilton
Mark McClure
Durango
Colo
Aubrey Tutt
Grand Ave
Jack Osborne
Moorman Place
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Russell Willis
Padgett Drive
Germantown
John Kennedy
James J. Johnston
Spencer Lane ‘Hospital
July Figures Show Personal Income Rise and Slower Inventories
Government data indicate July personal income rose by seven tenths of one percent the strongest gain in four months and tied to higher Social Security benefits. Businesses increased inventories by seven tenths of one percent in July down from June indicating they keep pace with sales amid a low stock to sales ratio.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Edsel lover preserves world's largest collection in Pennsylvania
Hugh Lesley guards more than nine Edsels on his 400 acre Lancaster County farm. He maintains 25 operable cars and uses spare parts from the clunkers to keep others on the road. He notes production ended in 1959 after Ford halted the line and recalls the Edsel’s costly failure.
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Oxford
Hugh Lesley
Ford Motor Co
Lesley
Lancaster County
Edsel
Henry Ford
Cincinnati Tech trustee appointed to three year term
Ronald L. Buckley of Cincinnati has been named by Gov. Rhodes to a three year term on the Cincinnati Technical College board of trustees. Buckley is executive vice president of Deer Park Suede and Leather Inc. and president of Suede and Leather Finishers of America.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ronald L. Buckley
Cincinnati
James A. Rhodes
Cincinnati Technical College
Buckley
Deer Park Suede and Leather Inc
Suede and Leather Finishers of America
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