Senate hears page Richie testify about Baker pay scheme
Richie testified before the Senate Rules Committee about Baker’s outside pay arrangements while Baker chaired the Senate. He described a pay-sharing plan with Walter Stewart and noted gifts including a ring said to be from the Murchison brothers. Richie, a Wichita Falls youth, said he received $50 monthly and rent payments, and that Lyndon Johnson intervened to arrange return of funds.
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Murchison Brothers
Texas
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Wichita Falls
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Walter J. Stewart
Stewart
Andrews Air Force Base
L. P. McLendon
Carl T. Curtis
Nieman-Marcus
Dallas
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Sonotone THINLINE Eyeglass Hearing Aid Debuts
Sonotone promotes the THINLINE a transistor hearing aid built into slim eyeglass temples. It fits men and women fronts and is described as stylish and unobtrusive. Harry Hilderman, Sonotone Consultant, will be at the North American Hotel on Thursday March 12 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Sonotone
Harry Hilderman
North American Hotel
Testimony Tells Of Atrocities At Auschwitz Trial
Frankfurt AP witness Dr Konrad Morgen described guards cavorting with buxom Jews to relax from gassing. He testified that SS men sent home gold teeth from thousands of gassed prisoners and that crimes were carried out on Hitler's orders, revealing the scale of atrocities at Auschwitz.
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Auschwitz Concentration Camp
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Auschwitz
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Average New Yorker Know Little Of Fine Foods
HAL BOYLE notes New Yorkers misjudge cuisine with a penchant for hot dogs and burgers while true gourmets seek out offbeat spots guided by travelers. The piece laments distortions at the World’s Fair and suggests seeking strangers’ recommendations over locals’ advice for dining in New York.
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New York
Algeria
Zanzibar
New York City
Civil Rights Fight In Senate Analyzed By AP Analyst
Washington AP analysis centers on President Johnson amid a new civil rights bill fight in the Senate. Johnson, now president, faces Southern opposition and Republican limits as he pursues a tougher measure than prior efforts, with House support but potential Senate watering down threatening political risk and a possible failure to pass this year.
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