Dodd and Wife Prepare to Testify in Misconduct Hearing
The Dodd hearing nears a Monday session with Senator Thomas J. Dodd and his wife joining in a defense over misconduct charges. The probe centers on Dodd's ties to Julius Klein and a 1964 Germany trip amid witness intimidation claims and disclosures from former aide Michael O’Hare and Ter ry Golden.
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Sen. Dodd
Washington
Senate
Dodd
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Democraties
Jeremy
Michael O'Hare
O'Hare
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Senate Ethics Committee
Testi
Terry Golden
Walter J. Kenny Jr
Miss Golden
Stennis
Julius Klein
Germany
Pearson and Anderson
Klein
U S B 52 Bombers Pound Supply Areas in Vietnam
U S B 52 bombers struck enemy supply zones in the central highlands as large U S operations continued. The 25th Infantry clashed with North Vietnamese regulars near the Cambodian border, reporting 53 enemy killed for a three day toll of 99. About 800 troops participate in Operation Paul Revere.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
25Th Infantry Division
U.S. 1St Cavalry
32 Openings At $15 Weekly For 160 Law Students In U S Attorney NY Office
U S Attorney in New York offers 32 summer positions paying $15 a week. Seventy applicants applied per opening with 160 total for 32 posts. Paul A. Crotty, 25, from Buffalo, among the successful hires, is a Cornell Law School student aiding investigations into rackets and the Bonanno kidnapping.
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New York
Paul A. Crotty
Buffalo
Erie County Democratic
Peter J. Crotty
Crotty
American Bar Association
Paul Crotty
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Cornell University Law School
U.S. Atty
Albert J. Gaynor
Grand Jury
Underworld
Joseph
Joe Bananas
Bonanno
O.k. of
Asst. U.S. Atty
Daniel R. Murdock
U.S
De Gaulle Sees Soviets Launch Earth Satellite
The Soviet Union launched an unmanned earth satellite as Charles de Gaulle reportedly visited the main Soviet space launching center. Tass said De Gaulle was en route to Leningrad from Novosibirsk, potentially making him the first foreign leader to witness a launch.
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Novosibirsk
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Tass
Space Center
Leningrad
Police Use Tear Gas as Teens Storm Lynn Stage
Police used tear gas to disperse a crowd of youths after they stormed an outdoor stage where the Rolling Stones were performing in Lynn Massachusetts. Five youths were arrested and four others were detained as officers attempted to restore order.
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Lynn
Mass
Britain
Rolling Stones
Father Of 15 Drowns In Crystal Lake
LOWVILLE N Y AP David J Talbot a 49 year old farmer and father of 15 drowned Friday in Crystal Lake while on an outing with his family near the Adirondack community. He was swimming from a point a eighth of a mile from the beach when he went under and his body was found about 60 feet from shore in 20 feet of water.
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Lowville
N. Y
David J. Talbot
Lowyville
Crystal Lake
Lewis County
Sheriff's Department
Talbot
Bacon To Be Radiated In Food Test
Eleven tons of canned bacon ready for radiation treatment were en route to Brookhaven Laboratory New York from Ottumwa Iowa under a federal contract. Scientists will expose the meat to cobalt rays next week to test preservation, aiming to keep it safe after opening though it may spoil like other foods. A refrigerated truck carried the shipment on Friday.
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Brookhaven
N.Y
Brookhaven Laboratory
John Morrell and Co
Ottumwa
Iowa
Long Island Laboratory
Cordele Reagan
SNCC
New York
Reagan
Stokely Carmichael
Canton
U.S. Troops to Leave Dominican Republic Soon
The Organization of American States voted to withdraw the remaining 8000 peacekeeping forces from the Dominican Republic within 90 days after the start of the pullout. About 1100 U.S. troops from the 82nd Airborne Division were expected to depart next week, with two ships en route to Santo Domingo.
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Washington
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
U. S
Mexico
Santo Domingo
U. S. 82Nd Airborne Division
U.S
Chile
Peru
Ecuador
Uruguay
Venezuela
Airman's Horse Molly Loses Weight After Absence
Molly a 12 year old work horse from Lisle weighs 1850 pounds at 400 pounds lighter since Fred Canniff left for the Air Force last February. The Canniffs Mr and Mrs Carl Canniff hope the horse will recover when Fred returns on home leave this weekend.
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Binghamton
N.Y
Molly
Fred
Air Force
Fred Canniff
Lisle
Carl Canniff
Youth Drowns After Bridge Dive in Fort Edward
Roy E. Smith a 16 year old Fort Edward resident drowned Friday after leaping from a 40 foot Champlain Canal bridge into about 12 feet of water. State Police said he struck his head on a power line during the dive while swimming with companions.
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Fort Edward
N.Y
Roy E. Smith
Champlain Canal
Glens Falls
Smith
Meredith Resumes March From Point of Ambush and Rally
James Meredith resumes his solitary civil rights march toward Jackson from Canton, heading 159 miles to end the ambush seed, flanked by Dick Gregory and allies. The march has drawn leaders, rallies, and tension as SNCC debates tents and strategy.
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Meredith
Canton
Tougaloo
Miss
James H. Meredith
U.S. 51
Jackson
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Canton Twon
University of Mississippi
Memphis
Tenn
James Meredith
Hernando
Martin Luther King
Columbia
New York
Martin Luther King Jr
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Daughter Helps Develop Near Perfect Mumps Vaccine
Chicago scientist Dr. Maurice R. Hilleman reported a new live virus mumps vaccine using the Jeryl Lynn strain named after his daughter who had mumps. In tests the vaccine showed 98 percent effectiveness, with antibodies lasting up to seven months. general use was not yet available.
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Chicago
Maurice R. Hilleman
Merck Institute For Therapeutic Research
West Point, Pa
Hilleman
American Therapeutics Society
Polish Cardinals Backers Clash With Police in Warsaw Riot
In Warsaw police faced about 1000 Cardinal Wyszynski supporters near his palace as crowds of over 10000 Roman Catholics gathered after a St Johns Cathedral procession. The confrontation with 20 motorcycle police lasted ten minutes with chants of Primas Primas and tensions easing as officers withdrew.
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Warsaw
Poland
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Primas Primas
Cardinal
Wyszynski
St. John's Cathedral
St. John’s Cathedral
Old City
Fire Destroys Three Fort Edward Blocks
A mattress fire started in the Manhattan Hotel and spread to the Old Fort Restaurant and Shapiro Block in Fort Edward Washington County. The blaze left seven families homeless from the hotel apartments. seven firefighters were treated for smoke inhalation.
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Fort Edward
N.Y
Washington County
Manhattan
Old Fort
Teens Struck by Car. Girl Dies in Amherst
An automobile hit two teen agers in Amherst on North French Road Friday night. Patricia Gemerek, 14, died from injuries while David Szyknowny, 14, was admitted to DeGraff Memorial Hospital in critical condition.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Amherst
Patricia Gemerek
North French Road
David Szyknowny
DeGraff Memorial Hospital
Pedestrian killed near Sodus in rural-road crash
A 32 year old man, Charles Glade of Union Springs Alabama, died after being struck by a car on a rural road near Sodus New York. He was pronounced dead on arrival at a hospital.
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Sodus
N.Y
Rochester
Charles Glade
Union Springs
Ala
Senate approves unanimous auto and traffic safety bills
The Senate voted 76 to 0 on a wide auto safety bill establishing mandatory federal standards and approved a 465 million measure to push states and cities to strengthen traffic safety. No opposed votes. measures move to the House for action as President Johnson urges quick passage. The package targets cars, drivers, and roads with interim 1968 standards and long term revisions every ten years.
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House
Senate
Johnson
Secretary of Commerce
U.S
Tornado Rips Scranton North Dakota as Heat Wave Expands
The Associated Press reports a cool air mass clashed with heat causing severe storms across the nation. In Scranton North Dakota Civil Defense says a tornado caused 40000 to 50000 dollars in damage. Hail and heavy rain cut phone lines in the southwest and north central regions. Center town evacuated due to flooding.
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Associated Press
Plains
Atlantic
North Dakota
Scranton
Center
Bismarck
Butte
Mont
Needles
Cali
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Sharon White
Supreme Court
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Andrew J. Young
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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Philadelphia
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