Hays Leadership Threatened Amid Payroll Sex Scandal
Washington AP Wayne Hays plans to suspend his role as chairman of the House Democratic Campaign Committee during the payroll sex scandal probe. House leaders urge stepping aside from the Administration Committee. a June 16 caucus vote could remove him. Elizabeth Ray denies Chicago Tribune allegations of broader sex scandal ties. Kennerly confirms dating once. A grand jury probes funds misuse. ethics panel begins formal inquiry. ONeill urges temporary relinquishment to protect colleagues.
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Rickover Criticized For Role In Claims
Washington AP The Navy public procurement chief Gordon Rule accuses Adm Hyman G Rickover of defying the defense secretary and seeks discipline for trying to derail a Pentagon plan to settle about 1.5 billion in shipbuilder claims The dispute centers on contracts to build about 70 ships and a proposed settlement backed by Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and Deputy Secretary William P Clements Rule asks for an inspector general investigation and for Rickover to be stripped of influence over nuclear shipbuilding contracts.
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Moslems Protest Syrian Invasion in Beirut
Lebanese Muslims and their Palestinian allies blockaded Beirut districts and shut shops to protest Syrian invasion. Syrian jets flew low over the city in what witnesses called a reconnaissance mission as troops moved to enforce a peace and tilt Lebanon’s sectarian balance. Street fighting continued through the night as advance units pressed north toward Beirut.
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UN Proposes Viet Aid and Mass Resettlement Plan
A UN mission urges member nations to provide 432 million dollars to support South Vietnam's new government. It seeks to move nearly 19 million people from cities to the countryside to ease urban strain, curb unemployment, and rebuild agricultural output after wartime disruption.
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