Debate on Censure of Sen. Dodd to Begin This Week
Washington AP report says the Senate will discuss censuring Sen. Thomas J. Dodd over alleged fundraising, travel expense issues, and ethics concerns. Sen. Javits notes lack of a Senate ethics code and supports a code. Long proposes discarding the resolution and drafting a code. Dodd denies deliberate misuse and plans to seek re election in 1970 as debate opens Tuesday.
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Ethics Committee
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Leip Taille
New York
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Carol Channing Ends Hello Dolly Run in Houston
Carol Channing finishes the title role of Hello Dolly in a tearful Houston farewell after three years and a 1272 performance run. She plans ABC specials, two Universal films, and a new Broadway show, with remarks about saying goodbye drawing from Confucius and David Merrick.
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Missing Boys Not In Cave In Hannibal
Parents say three missing Hannibal boys are not in Murphy's Cave. Rescue workers dug a newly found second level this weekend but found no clues about Billy Hoag age 11 Joel Hoag age 13 and Edwin Dowell age 14 who were last seen near the cave.
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Multiple Drownings In Ohio and Kentucky On Weekend
Cincinnati reports three drownings in Ohio and Kentucky counties Sunday and Saturday. Victims include 14 year old Shipp and 38 year old Saunders from Canton, a 16 year old Keith Thomas from Lorain County, 25 year old Vermett from Oregon, 5 year old Hodge of Cincinnati, 18 year old Hodge of Mount Healthy, plus an unidentified body pulled from the Ohio River at Belleview Kentucky. Earlier, 17 year old Warren drowned in the Little Miami River and 15 year old Winters died in the Little Miami River near Loveland. Police say both Hodge youths entered water in separate incidents and one rescue attempt failed.
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Marcelus Saunders
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James Lee Hodge
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Belleview
Richard Winters
Rossmayne
Little Miami River
Loveland
Senate Draft Critics Await Compromise Bill
Senate debates a compromise bill to extend the Selective Service four years while preserving executive powers over inductions and postgraduate deferments. Sen. Kennedy opposes limits on a lottery method, as Congress weighs criteria and local board standards amid a June 30 expiration. Denmark exports more butter and bacon than any country except the United States.
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Niece Of Symington Is Killed In Sky Diving Accident
Deirdre H. Symington 21, niece of Sen. Stuart Symington, died when her parachute failed to open during her first sky dive at Stormville Airport. Instructor Nathanael Sweet said she jumped after 23 year old Harvard student Frey Creig. her body was moved to a Pawling funeral home.
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Traffic Deaths Down in Early 1967
The nation’s traffic deaths fell in the first four months of 1967 versus the same period in 1966. April 1967 deaths were 3,920 compared with 4,360 in April 1966, and the four month total reached 14,710 vs 15,020 a year earlier a 2 percent dip. The National Safety Council warned the April drop is not as significant as it seems and noted last year’s April toll rose 19 percent from 1965. The council also revised 1966 deaths upward by 500 to 53,000 from 52,500.
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National Safety Council
Safety Council
Italian Senate backs Fanfani policy statement
Foreign Minister Amintore Fanfani won rare Senate support last week when Communists backed his government policy statement. He said Italy would not sign any Gulf of Aqaba freedom of navigation pact unless UN acted, and that UN actions in the Middle East are open to criticism.
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Middle East
Harris Defeats Fry For State Governor
Harris of Sandusky wins the Buckeye Boys State governor race 515-528 in ballot by 1 40 high schoolers. He is the second Black governor and leads a Nationalist ticket defeating Robin Fry of Springfield as Edward Zoller becomes lieutenant governor and Paul Cook named secretary of state.
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Columbus
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Cincinnati
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Hubbard
Paul Cook
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Upper Arlington
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Guy Leahky
Strongsville
John Parks
Arthur Felts
Hamilton
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Parma Heights
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Massillon
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James Oesch
Youngstown
Michael Littlejohn
Sidney
William Washington
Bruce Kordic
Cleveland
Appeals
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Bruce Wick
Warrensville Heights
Terrance Baehr
Galion
King Urges NonViolence In Cincinnati Civil Rights Talks
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr repeated his plea for non violence and racial equality at Zion and Mt Zion Baptist churches in Cincinnati and Lockland. He urged dignity self respect and believed Negroes are significant and here to stay while whites must see unity in destiny.
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Cartnaping crackdown aims at stolen shopping carts
William Tormey of the Southern California Grocers Association announced a regional effort to curb cart thefts. He said stores would participate as carts valued at about 30 dollars are routinely abandoned by eager shoppers who use them to haul groceries before professional cart theft rings reclaim and resell them.
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Southern California
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Southern California Grocers Association
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