Expect Action This Week on Senator Dodd
The Senate is expected to pass judgment this week on Senator Thomas J. Dodd amid allegations of financial misconduct. Supporters and opponents debate voting order on two counts, with ethics reform urged as a priority after the case.
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Washington
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Senate Ethics Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
New Orleans
Long
Wallace F. Bennett
R. Utah
Ethics Committee
Bennett
Everett M. Dirksen
Sen. Dodd
Dirksen
Hold Mansfield's Daughter in Juvenile Facility
Jayne Marie Mansfield, 16, was placed in a West Los Angeles juvenile facility after she reported being beaten by a male friend of her mother. Authorities ordered photos of her hip and mouth injuries. Her attorney contests the custody move as the case remains with juvenile authorities.
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EL Monte
Calif
Jayne Mansfield
Jayne Marie
Shirley Maxwell
Mansfield
West Los Angeles
Samuel S. Brody
Jayne
Murray Banks
Quiet Cincinnati Ends Riot After Large-Scale Violence
In Cincinnati Ohio police and National Guard units scaled back after days of looting arson and vandalism. The riot command post was dissolved most guardsmen have withdrawn with withdrawal possibly completed today. Damage tops 1.5 million and about 350 people are in custody.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Jacob Schott
Kosygin First Red Premier on Wall Street
Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin toured Manhattan on Sunday with a guarded entourage visiting sites such as Central Park Chinatown and the Empire State Building. He walked a short stretch on Wall Street and Fifth Avenue passing the New York Stock Exchange amid police protection and a small protest by about 130 Jews near the Soviet Mission.
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Alexei N. Kosygin
Manhattan
Wall Street
Fifth Avenue
Kosygin
Ludmila Gvishiani
United States
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Andrei A. Gromyko
Central Park
Greenwich Village
Chinatown
Empire State Building
Harlem
The
Bowery
the Waldorf
Astoria Hotel
Brooklyn Bridge
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Trinity Church
Grand Central Terminal
East Village
U.N
East 67Th Street
Wall Street Financial District
Nikita Khrushchev
New York Stock Exchange
38Th Street
23Rd Street
U.N. General Assembly
Stokely Prefers Jail to Bond in Atlanta Disturbances
Black power advocate Stokely Carmichael and four other men were jailed after two nights of racial tension in Atlanta's Dixie Hills. Carmichael refused $50 bond, others posted $25 each and were released. A hearing was set for today.
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Atlanta, Ga
Stokely Carmichael
Dixie Hills
Donald Stone
Ernest Stephens
Charles Usher
Johnny Burkes
Atlanta
Carmichael
Malcolm X
Car Explosion Kills Covelli In Los Angeles Suburb
In Encino Los Angeles a bomb blasts Covelli in his car as he drives with a companion. The ex mobster, 44, who testified to jail Chicago figures and helped convict three mobsters, died. Stephen Keno suffered severe burns. Covelli’s wife Louise was found dead last month amid past criminal ties.
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Los Angeles
Royal Mount Drive
Chicago
Gerald J. Covelli
Covelli
Encino
Roger Williams
Steve Allen
Louise
Stephen Keno
Crash Kills Three in Ill. Traffic Collision
Three people died and two were critically injured in a crash on Illinois 50. Victims include John E. Featherly 49 of Salem Stanley Buckelew 16 of O Fallon and Robert Gandler 15 of Belleville. Gregory Buckelew 19 of O Fallon drove off road and collided with Featherly car. Jewel Featherly in critical condition.
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Ill
Illinois
John E. Featherly
Salem
Stanley Buckelew
Robert Gandler
Belleville
Gregory Bukelew
Featherly Auto
Gregory Buckelew
Featherly
Jewel
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