Jordan Directs Baker Probe Amid Debate Over Outsiders
Sen. B. Everett Jordan takes personal charge of the Baker investigation as the Rules Committee votes to hire two investigators. Some members urge outside counsel to show impartiality, but Jordan rejects contracting out and seeks help from the Justice Department and GAO to sift facts from gossip about Baker. Baker resigned his Senate post amid allegations of using his position for business interests.
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Congress Record Is Good Says Speaker McCormack
Speaker John W. McCormack defends the 1983 congressional session as active and hardworking. He cites major tax reform and civil rights legislation and says the House will adjourn with a strong record.
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Korea's Tiger Plans Quiet Life After Politics
Yo chan Song known as Tiger, once a political foe of President elect Chung Hee Park, announces his exit from politics to become an ordinary citizen and receive medical treatment while leading a quiet life in Seoul.
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Goldwater Favored by GOP Poll Leaders See Notes
A Belman Morin AP poll of 1 404 Republican leaders shows Barry Goldwater as the strongest candidate against President Kennedy in 1964 with 64.2 percent among respondents. Rockefeller and Nixon compete for nomination support, while many expect a deadlock at the July San Francisco convention. New York and California responses shape delegate counts as Goldwater sustains broad regional support.
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Gunman Identified In Cincinnati Area Thriftway Robberies
Emmett Ray McCarthy 41, an escaped Georgia convict, was identified as the gunman tied to two Thriftway supermarket robberies near Cincinnati. Police say he admitted to the Sept. 23 heist at Reading and the Dec. 20, 1961 Norwood robbery, totaling $5,700, after a Dayton police chase.
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