Dodd Seeks Time for Final Plea in Censure Case
Senator Thomas J. Dodd asked the Senate for more time to prepare his final defense in the censure matter, postponing judgment to next week. Senate leaders canceled a Saturday session, planning today's debate and a pause until Monday. Dodd said he needed the weekend to finish his arguments while acknowledging prior fundraising gifts from testimonials helped his drive. Long defended Dodd’s use of testimonial funds and prepared to present closing remarks, though the final outcome remained uncertain.
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Thomas J. Dodd
Senate
Mike Mansfield
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Dodd
Connecticut
Sen
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Long
D-La
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lbj Dodd
Johnson
Russell B. Long
Fires Rage Across Dayton Amid Racial Violence
About 15 fires were reported in Dayton Ohio including a five-building blaze. Police reported rock throwing and bus service halted on Dayton's West Side. Cincinnati and Tampa saw continued violence as guardsmen reinforced patrols and a declaration of war from H Rap Brown emerged.
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Ohio
Cincinnati
R.M. Igleburger
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Tampa
Fla
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Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
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Bank Robbery suspects held as Buffalo FBI arrests
Two Buffalo men, Robert Ricks and Jesse Collins, were indicted on bank robbery charges for an $11,787 Holdup in Buffalo area banks. The case ties to a Feb. 14 incident at Marine Midland Trust Co. Jefferson London branch. Other suspects linked to Dec. 9 and Feb. 14 robberies faced previous convictions and acquittal outcomes.
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Robert M. Ricks
Jesse Collins
Harry L. Stokes
Robert M. Jordan
Boston
Robert A. Huitt
Stokes
Jordan
Manufacturers & Traders Trust Co
Huntt
Ship's Officer Killed After 60-Foot Fall at Sea
Coast Guard reports the death of Lituri Aurelio, 28, first engineer of the Cape Mele, who fell 60 feet from an open hatch into the bilge of an Italian freighter on Lake Ontario seven miles off Rochester. The Cape Mele was en route from Montreal to Toronto and Detroit with general cargo. Aurelio, a Italian native from Villa Franca Tirrena, was pronounced dead by a physician who was ferried to the scene.
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Villa Franca Tirrena
Italy
Avoca Boy Drowns Swinging From Tree Rope
A 12-year-old, Leon Fox of Avoca, drowned after swinging into the Cohocton River from a rope tied to a tree limb. Deputies said the incident occurred at Cooper's Swimming Hole, about three miles north of Avoca, with volunteers recovering his body 10 feet offshore.
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Steuben County
Cohocton
Leon Fox
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Leon
Gordon Fox
Air Strikes Foil Red Assault on South Vietnamese Outpost
In Phu Yen Province an isolated South Vietnamese outpost repulsed a two hour dawn attack by 500 Communist guerrillas aided by air strikes. The defense counted 36 enemy dead and 6 prisoners while light VN casualties were reported.
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Fire Erupts at Fontainebleau Hotel In Miami Beach
Fire at the Fontainebleau in Miami Beach drives guests from rooms on multiple floors. A woman fainted and was treated, others evacuated with clothing and valuables. Firemen cut through roof and windows to reach smoldering furniture on the 18th floor. Cause and damage totals were not yet known.
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Fontainebleau
Ireland Reacts to Kennedys Visit Amid Parking Rules
Ireland papers praise Mrs Kennedy and her family during their Woodstown House vacation from New York. The Cork Examiner notes some citizens feel security measures and no parking signs hinder public enjoyment, while other papers laude her beauty and choice of Ireland as a holiday venue.
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Johnson still hopes to attend Texas fund-raising dinner
President Johnson plans to attend a $1000-a-plate Democratic fundraiser in Austin despite Middle East crisis and rail disputes. Kosygin may visit UN for talks, while a rail strike threat looms. Johnson also to host Prime Minister Holt at the LBJ Ranch and awaits the birth of his first grandchild.
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United Nations
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Harold Holt
Australia
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Patrick J. Nugent
Rockefeller Says He May Seek New York Favorite Son Bid
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, denying a presidential primary bid, says he could run as New York’s favorite son to unite the state delegation at the GOP convention. He would back Sen. Javits if he seeks the spot, or consider Romney or remaining uncommitted.
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Michigan
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United Nations sets emergency session on Middle East
The United Nations will convene an emergency General Assembly session Saturday in New York to address the Middle East crisis. Kosygin will lead off the debate seeking U.N. censure of Israel and troop withdrawals from occupied Egyptian, Syrian, and Jordanian lands. The session opens at 9:30 a.m. EDT with a Monday main debate and potential high level attendance, possibly including President Johnson.
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Kosygin Paris Talks Set Stage for U N Meeting
Soviet Premier Kosygin stops in Paris en route to the United States for talks with Charles de Gaulle on the Middle East and potential discussion with President Johnson. De Gaulle and Kosygin plan to meet before Kosygin travels to New York for a General Assembly session.
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Middle East
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de Gaulle
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United Nations
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Maurice Couve de Murville
Kosygin-De Gaulle
General Assembly
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U.N
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
Newark
Mark’s 104th Birthday Observed in Buffalo NY
Maryanna Melka marked her 104th birthday in Buffalo New York today. She is among the city’s oldest residents and celebrated with family and friends.
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Buffalo, N.Y
Maryanna Melka
House Rejects LBJ Bid For Compulsory RR Strike Pact
Washington AP A defiant House rejected President Johnsons bid to guarantee settlement of a nationwide rail strike. The vote approved a 90 day no strike extension and left Johnsons compulsory settlement proposal pending. A Railway Labor Executives spokesman pledged no strike if legislation reaches a House Senate conference.
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House
Johnson
U.S
Senate
Railway Labor Executive Association
House-Senate
Harley C. Staggers
D-W.va
House Commerce Committee
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Early Hearing Sought on Dairy Farmer Profits
Syracuse AP The Department of Agriculture is asked for an early hearing on dairy profits. A spokesman for the Northeast Dairy Cooperatives Federation says 20 cooperatives representing 50 000 dairy farmers in the Northeast appealed for the hearing. Arthur D Little, associate economist, says farmers seek a higher price for milk used by consumers. They recently won a 20 cent per hundredweight increase but inflation demands another boost.
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N.Y
Department of Agriculture
Northeast Dairy Cooperatives Federation Inc
Coperatives
Northeast
Arthur D. Little
Back Assurances for Israel Before It Quits Arab Lands
AP survey of 438 of 534 Congress members shows overwhelming support for assurances of Israel’s security and access to the Gulf of Aqaba and Suez Canal before withdrawal from captured Arab territories. 364 favored assurances, including 42 senators and 322 House members, with qualifiers and declinations noted.
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Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Suez Canal
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