Dodd Confident Senate Will Reject Censure Resolution
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd says he is confident the Senate will reject a censure, despite the defeat of a bid to drop charges. The ethics panel recommended two counts of financial misconduct, including converting $116,083 raised at political events and double-billing for travel.
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Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
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Senate Ethics Committee
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Abraham A. Ribicoff
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Dmiss
Bipartisan
Ethics Committee
Stennis
Wallace F. Bennett
Rutah
Ethics Panel
Long
D-La
Ribicoff
Tom Dodd
Goldwater backs Reagan if Nixon exits 1968 bid
In Omaha Goldwater urged Nixon and Reagan to meet to dodge a clash that could aid George Romney. He said conservatives would back Reagan with everything if Nixon is eliminated, as Reagan pursues free-for-all primaries. In Austin, Luci Johnson Nugent welcomed her baby Patrick Lyndon Nugent, reporting a healthy first day. The president’s daughter and the newborn were cared for in Seton Hospital with Secret Service protection. The baby weighed 8 pounds 10 ounces and measured 21 inches.
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Patrick Nugent
Luci Johnson Nugent
Seton Hospital
Austin
Tex
Nugent
Omaha
Neb
Richard M. Nixon
California
Ronald Reagan
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Young Republican National Federation
Reagan
Nixon
Michigan
George Romney
GOP
Barry
Young Republican Federation
Patrick Lyndon Nugent
Patrick J. Nugent
Luci
Lyndon B. Johnson
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
Travia Seeks Free College Education for New Yorkers
Albany N Y AP President Anthony J Travia will urge the Constitutional Convention to enshrine a four year free college education for any high school graduate with sufficient ability. The plan would remove tuition from state universities and preserve the City University of New York policy.
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Albany, N.Y
Anthony J. Travia
Constitutional Convention
New York
Travia
City University of New York
Rioters Attack Aid Effort For the Needy
Secretary Wirtz condemned Negro rioters who he said hinder antipoverty efforts while praising the program's progress in training workers and placing the jobless. He criticized Republicans seeking to dismantle the program and those who oppose funding, insisting riots harm those working to remedy poverty.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Selina
Calm Returns in Atlanta After Four Nights of Violence
Rain cooled Atlanta as calm returns to the Negro Dixie Hills after four nights of gunfire and injuries. Stokely Carmichael faced a hearing on charges from a weekend flareup, freed on bond. Mayor Allen cut the curfew from twelve to six hours. A single smoking bottle found near a supermarket was extinguished.
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Dixie Hills
Stokely Carmichael
Carmichael
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Ivan Alien
Leroy Johnson
Allen
Greyhound Bus Walkout Ends in New York Montreal
Greyhound Bus Lines drivers ended their wildcat strikes in New York City Albany and Montreal. Daniel Aiello union leader confirmed New York walkout ended after midnight, with drivers mechanics and terminal staff returning to work at Port Authority terminal as pickets dispersed. Albany and Montreal terminals returned to normal. Expo 67 visitors stranded in Montreal due to the strike.
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Greyhound Bus Lines
New York City
Albany
N.Y
Montreal
Daniel Aiello
Loral
Aiello
Greyhound
Port of New York Authority
Manhattan
Grandmother Edith Britt, 67, earns eighth grade diploma
Edith Britt of La Canada California became the oldest graduate of Cambria Adult School earning the eighth grade diploma. Her schooling paused in 1914 to care for a ill mother and farm work. Last year she learned braille to assist the blind while her daughter Lera Bradley leads as student council president.
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Los Angeles
Edith Britt
la Canada
Calif
Cambria Adult School
Summit Meeting Decision Up To Kosygin
United Nations dispatch reports France argues no Middle East peace while Vietnam war continues. Johnson and Kosygin may meet in New York or Washington before Kosygin returns to Moscow as U.S. and Soviet officials seek a summit site and time.
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Middle East
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General Assembly
United States
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Andrei A. Gromyko
U.N
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Kosygin
Johnson
Israel
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U.S
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Moscow
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New York
Rusk
Llewellyn Thompson
Johnson-Kosygin
White House
Jens Otto Krag
Denmark
Kremlin
Gls Kill 143 Reds in S. Viet Assets Pound N. Viet RRs
United States and South Vietnamese forces report heavy air and ground actions in the central lowlands and around Hanoi. U S aircraft attacked rail yards and lines from the DMZ toward Hanoi while battles near Quang Ngai City resulting in multiple enemy KIA and US casualties.
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North Vietnam
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Hanoi
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U.S. Command
25Th Infantry Division
Quang Ngai City
Army
Quang Ngai
Powell Faces Mixed Feelings In Bimini Homecoming Debate
In Bimini Bahamas locals praise Adam Clayton Powell yet question why he does not visit Harlem. Powell, reelected to the U S House amid controversy, fears civil disturbances and possible arrest on contempt charges if he returns to New York. Harlem groups urge him home amid warnings from authorities.
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Herman B. Ferguson
Ferguson
Rochdale Village
Queens
Bimini
Bahamas
Adam
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Adam Powell
Powell
House of Representatives
House
Tye
New York State
House Approves Debt Limit Hike
House Democrats push through a 22 billion increase in the national debt ceiling, sending a 217-196 bill to the Senate to raise the limit from 336 billion to 358 billion. The measure aims to avert a Treasury shortage and preserve funding if Congress acts before July 1.
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House
Senate
Treasury
Congress
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
U S Weighs Riding Jordan A Big Loser in Mideast War
The United States quietly considers aid to Jordan after its significant losses in territory and revenue sources from the Arab-Israeli war. King Hussein is viewed as a key moderating ally, with refugees and tourism impacts cited as major concerns. The Johnson administration plans to act, aiming to reinforce regional balance.
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U.S
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Jordan River
Israel
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Feisal
Damascus
Cairo
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Johnson
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