Baker hearings end for year in Walter Jenkins call
Senate stormy Baker hearings close until next year with plans to question Walter Jenkins who resigned amid morals charges. Jenkins had long ties to President Johnson and his name surfaced in a probe into Baker's outside dealings. Reynolds testified to buying $1,200 of ad time on a Johnson family owned Austin station.
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Senate
Bobby Baker
White House
Walter Jenkins
Baker
Jenkins
Johnson
Senate Rules Committee
Don B. Reynolds
Austin
Tex
Everett Jordan
D .C
John Sherman Cooper
Cooper
Jordan
Kentucky
Reynolds
Johnsons
Acheson Says Moralistic Maxims Have No Place in Policy
Former Secretary of State Dean Acheson urged removing moralistic maxims from U S foreign policy during an Amherst College talk. He argued slogans on force, self determination, and aid hinder decisions on multilateral nuclear issues, grain prices in Europe, Southeast Asia policy, and tariff talks. He cautioned that ends do not justify any means, advocating discretion in ethics while pursuing a free society.
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Amherst
Mass
Dean Acheson
United States
Europe
Southeast Asia
Acheson
Amherst College
Harry S Truman
Pregnancy shock in Greensboro bedroom birth
Mrs. D A Mayhew 34 delivered a 5 pound 13 ounce girl in her Greensboro bedroom Tuesday night after claiming she did not know she was pregnant Her husband a plant manager at Dixie Belle Textiles watched the delivery and later what the ambulance to take the infant to a hospital The mother said she noticed no abnormal signs during the prior nine months and did not feel the baby kick.
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Greensboro
N.C
D. A. Mayhew
Dixie Belle Textiles, Inc
Mayhew
National Beauty Salon Week Plans Discussed
Monroe Affiliate No. 4 of the National Hairdressers Cosmetologist Association discussed plans for National Beauty Salon Week February 14 to 20 at a monthly meeting held in the Frances Hotel.
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Monroe
National
Hairdressers Cosmetologist Association
Frances Hotel
Deputy Sheriff Implicated in 1963 Sarepta Bank Robbery
Two admitted robbers testified that former Webster Parish deputy sheriff Loy L. Baker masterminded the March 19, 1963 Sarepta bank holdup. L. C. Evans and Larry L. Bailey, serving 10 year terms, said Baker stayed in the background and distributed loot while they carried out the crime.
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Sarepta Bank
Minden Bank and Trust Co
Loy L. Baker
L. C
Evans
Larry L. Bailey
Baker
Louisiana Army Ammunition Plant
Minden
Ile
Bailey
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