Aguirre Silent On Baker Loan and Political Ties
Puerto Rican mortgage banker Paul Aguirre refused to answer if he loaned Bobby Baker $60,000 or met Baker in New Orleans. He invoked the Fifth Amendment, testifying only that he handed over his financial records. Seven other witnesses, including Milton L. Hauit and Don Reynolds, testified or were scheduled as part of the probe into Baker’s dealings with government contracts and the 1960 Democratic fund.
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Paul Aguirre
Bobby Baker
Baker
New Orleans
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Senate Rules Committee
Paul Aguirre J
Ellen Rometsch
Caribbean
Rometsch
Europe
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Don B. Reynolds
Reynolds
Philadelphia
Matthew de McCloskey
McCloskey
District of Columbia
Ireland
Insurgent UC Students Free as Pressure Mounts in Berkeley
Berkeley students involved in disruptive actions appear freed while threats of a campus strike loom over the 71,000 student University of California. A rumored 80 dollar bond was filed to secure their release amid tense campus politics.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
State Liquor Commission seeks higher funding and warrants search power
Des Moines based State Liquor Commission requests a annual appropriation of 4 443 018 for the 1905 67 biennium to cover salaries and operations and signals it would need more if lawmakers authorize warrantless searches of beer taverns. In Orange county Henry F Dehaan 70 and two invalids died after a house fire started while he smoked authorities report.
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Des Moines
Town Liquor Control Commission
Commission
Orange Uiry
Henry F. Dehaun
Dehaan
Staley Re-Elected Head of NFC in Minnesota contest
Oren Lee Staley was elected to his 10th term as head of the National Farmers Organization, defeating Lynn Bowe of Elk River, who charged leadership failures. Delegates gave Staley 4,769 votes to 168 for Bowe as NFC directors prepared today to discuss a farm products withholding action in closed sessions.
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Minneapolis
Oren Lee Staley
National Farmers Organization
Lynn Bowe
Elk River
Minn
Staley
Minnesota
NFC
Bowe
Bawe
Jers
Church and College Share In Mrs Atkins Estate
The First Methodist church of Muscatine and Iowa Wesleyan College at Mount Pleasant are major beneficiaries in the will of Laura Musser Atkins who died in Kansas City on November 24. The college gets 50000 dollars, the church 90000 and the Hache for Women 10000, with other bequests to relatives and longtime employees.
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Muscatine
Tawa Wesleyan College
Mount Pleasant
Julia, Elizabeth
Laura Musser Atkins
Kansas City, Mo
Church
T. Jackson
George I. Schaust
First National Bank of
Minneapolis, Minn
Atkins
Iowa’ Wesleyan College
Hirst
Mary Cathrine, McWhirter
Kansas City
Drs. Atkins
William Te Atkins
Skelly” Oil Co
Mas" McWhirter
Aso
Mary Masser - Gilmore
California
Alice “Musser Davidson
Margaret Hullig
Charles M. Butlig
Peter Musser
Greenwood Cemetery
Peter
Tamlon Musser
Musser
Atkins Estate Includes Mulberry Avenue Home in Estate List
The estate of Mrs Laura Musee Atkins, who died November 23 in Kansas City Missouri, lists the home at 1314 Mulberry Avenue and the building at Iowa Avenue and East Second Street as part of the estate, with Mrs Atkins maintaining a legal residence in Missouri.
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Iowa Avenue
East Second Street
Laura- Musee ‘Atkins
Kansas City, Mo
Atkins
Pope Visited Slum Area in Bombay Today
Pope Paul VI toured a squalid district in Bombay comforting the destitute and sick, wiping tears as he spoke with orphans of various faiths. Thousands gathered in jammed, riot-threatened streets as police maintained a path for the papal procession.
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Bombay
India
Paul VI
Pontiff calls end to armament race in India
In Bombay the Pope appealed to world leaders to cease the armaments race and shift defense spending to a world fund aiding developing nations. He wept at India's poor, urged newsmen to spread his message, and began his day with an outdoor Mass and a visit to a Catholic school stadium, an orphanage, and a long drive through crowded streets.
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Bombay
India
Pope Paut
World Fund
Snowbound Region Faces Fresh Blowing Snow
Snow and machines battled blowing snow across southeast Iowa as about 5 inches of fresh snow covered roads. NE winds kept drifting, with 9 inches in Burlington and 7 in Davenport, while highways near major cities remained mostly open.
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Claude Figgins
Muscatine Street
Iowa
Burlington
Davenport
Laméni
State Highway Commission
Clarinda
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
FBI Charges Against 21 for Civil Rights Slayings in Mississippi
FBI arrested 21 Mississippi men including Neshoba County Sheriff Lawrence Rainey and Deputy Cecil Price in connection with the June killings of Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner and James Chaney. Rainey and Price surrendered at the sheriff’s office before 9 am after being ordered into custody. The group includes a foreman and a construction worker tied to the earthen dam site. The charges allege federal civil rights conspiracy and actual crime. Bail bonds for the main offense range from 20 000 to 25 000. others about 1 000. The case sparked tense scenes at the courthouse as agents processed detainees.
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Miss
FBI
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Rainey
Price
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Andrew Goodman
Michael Schwerner
James Chaney
Meridian
Hoover
Here
Hermann Tucker
James E. Jordan
Jerry Shap
Jack Thornell
Esther Carter
Jackson
Andre Goodman
Ldusk
Five Die in Snowbound U.S. 36 Crash Near Shelbing Missouri
A multi-vehicle collision on snowpacked U.S. 36 two miles east of Shelbing Missouri left five dead and four in critical condition. The deceased include Mrs. James Edson Smith, 62, of Schenectady New York, and four Carroll children aged seven, five, three, and nine. An Air Force family of eight occupied the station wagon. Carolyn and family members were among the injured. The 18 month old son Edward Thomas Carroll was reported in good condition.
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Hannibal
U.S
Shelbing
Air Force
James Edson Smith
Schnectady
Ssgt
Elzen George Carroll
Denver, Cole
Debra
Sandra Gale
Theresa Ann
Diana Lynn
Carroll
Note Drop In Number Of Jobless
The nation’s unemployment rate fell to 5 percent in November, the second lowest since early 1960, according to the Labor Department. The October rate stood at 4.1 percent.
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Washington
Labor Department
Injuries Fatal To Teacher 23 In Marshalltown
Yor Angerson, 23, of Marshalltown died from injuries after her car slid on snow slick Highway 14 and struck a tree north of town. She was en route to a teaching assignment at Conrad.
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Marshalltown
Yor Angerson
Highway 14
Here
Angerson
Conrad
Condemned Man Asks Rehearing From Supreme Court
Leon Tice Jr. of Council Bluffs, 24, condemned for the slaying of a teenage girl, petitioned the Iowa Supreme Court to rehear his appeal. The high court had refused to intervene in the planned execution on October 20.
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Des Moines
Leon Tice Jr
Council Bluffs
Jews Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Hoover says he will remain FBI chief despite age and taxes
Washington reports FBI Director J Edgar Hoover, age 69, says he plans to stay on for the foreseeable future. He notes President Johnson waived a 70 year retirement rule, keeping him in place amid wear on law enforcement. Hoover emphasizes local police cooperation and FBI training via the National Police Academy, asserting the agency operates on solid principles and will continue to chart a steady course. He jokes about forfeiting a pension by staying on and hints he expects to remain in the job for some time.
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Hoover
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