Central Figure in Sen Ty dings Probe Resigns
A Republican State Department official once central to conflict of interest charges linked to Sen. Joseph Tydings has resigned after Tydings was cleared. Paul Bridston, 42, will leave as assistant inspector general for foreign assistance December 1 to return to Grand Forks, North Dakota, to run his family savings and loan business. He denied ties to Life Magazine allegations and said the resignation was for business reasons.
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Bridston says investigation cleared him as Life article linked to Tydings who faced defeat after the 1964 probe. AID veteran notes separation from the inquiry and questions timing. Observers say gun control stance and ties to a Jacksonville firm may have influenced the election outcome.
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North Dakota Rep Bridston Defends Resignation Statement
In North Dakota Rep Thomas Kleppe who lost to Senator Burdick said he would resign during the election period to avoid misinterpretation Bradston noted he was tied to two Senate races he faced pressure after a White House listing Bridston denied coercion saying it was a great opportunity and he is proud of it
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