Baker’s Capitol Hill Ties Under Tight Senate Probe
The Senate Rules Committee opens an inquiry into Robert G Baker with risk of moot points about outside deals. Focus centers on Baker’s ventures in vending machine contracts defense ties a Maryland motel travel agency and a Capitol Hill town house and other assets amid calls for security and conflict of interest review.
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Lyndon
Baker
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Senate
Senate Rules Committee
Washington
Defense Industries
Maryland
Quorum Club
Capitol Hill
Congress
Nancy Carole Tyler
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
North Carolina
Peking Turnabout Hinted In Moscow
Chao Kuo-chiang of the All China Federation of Trade Unions told 6 000 attendees at the 13th Soviet trade union congress that China favors peaceful coexistence and friendship with the Soviet Union. He urged end to bitter propaganda and stressed people to people friendship over party relations, while opposing imperialist aggression.
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Moscow
UPI
Peking
Soviet Union
Chao Kuo-chiang
All China Federation of Trade Unions
Nikita S. Khrushchev
China
Russia
Ginnys Headed Inland Inland Hurricane Ginny Prompts Storm Warnings
Hurricane Ginny moved toward Cape Cod bringing rain to New England and causing tides two feet above normal from Atlantic City to Boston. A winter storm near Lake Erie dumped snow in northeastern Ohio. Gale warnings extended from Virginia capes to Eastport Maine with winds up to 45 mph. A hurricane watch was active from Provincetown to eastern Connecticut as fishing fleets sought shelter amid 13 foot waves and dense fog.
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Ginny
Cape Cod
New England
Atlantic City
Boston
Lake Erie
Ohio
Virginia Capes
Eastport
Maine
Provincetown
Mass
Connecticut
Lawyer on trial for first degree murder in Minnesota
Tilmer Eugene Thompson faces a first degree murder charge in the stabbing and bludgeoning death of his wife Carol, an heiress. Prosecutors allege a conspiracy with Norman Mastrian and Dick W.C. Anderson, who allegedly carried out the killing, with three indictments outlining each participant's role. The trial opened with jury selection underway as Thompson listened to the proceedings.
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Maytag Zoo
Sheik
Arabia
United States
Thompson
St. Paul
Carol
Minnesota
Norman J. Mastrian
Thompsons
Mastrian
Dick W. C. Anderson
Minneapolis
Mastman
West doubles in part score to thwart two spades play
Bridge analysis explains how West’s double turn allows defense to reap a 1 100 point harvest after East and West had a 60 point part score. South aims for a cheap game but careful defense caps the result. The note also advertises Alfred Sheinwold’s Pocket Guide to Bridge with a mail-in offer.
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East West
South
West
East
Sheinwold
Grand Central Station
New York
N.Y
Woman Dies After Refusing Leg Amputation Over Drug Trial
Diane Lindstrom 18 chose to avoid leg amputation to try the controversial drug krebiozen. She died Monday night of bone cancer at Rockford Memorial Hospital after a yearlong battle, six weeks in hospital. Her physician Dr Robert Heerins detected the tumor in January and urged surgery, but she refused two days before the scheduled operation.
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Rockford, WI
UPI
Diane Lindstrom
Robert FE. Heerins
Diane
Keener Funeral Set For Indiana
Funeral services in Marion Indiana for Floyd Earl Keener 76 of 7933 E Culver follow his death Monday at home. Survivors include son Edwin L of Scottsdale daughter Mary Louise Love of Fort Wayne and brother Ernest of Macy Indiana. Keener came to Scottsdale from Indiana seven months ago.
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Marion
Ind
Floyd Earl Keener
E. Culver
Green Acres Mortuary
Edwin L
Scottsdale
Mary Louise Love
Fort Wayne
Ernest
Macy, Ind
Mr. Keener
Indiana
Scottsdale Teachers Set for 72nd Arizona Education Convention
The Arizona Education Association convention in Tucson Friday and Saturday will draw several hundred Scottsdale teachers. Scottsdale Education Association leaders include Al Lessig and Lester U’Ren with Peggy Norris, Bill Jenkins, and Rob Robinson. Statewide turnout exceeds 6,500 while Scottsdale districts close schools for the two day event. Francis Keppel and Walter Arnold are slated as main speakers.
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Scottsdale
The
Arizona Education Association
Tucson
Scottsdale Education Association
al Lessig
Lester U’ren
Carol Norris
Bill Jenkins
Rob Robbins
Francis Keppel
U.S
Walter M. Arnold
Robbers Take Cash From Memphis Department Store
Two men wearing Halloween masks robbed a department store guard and stole 32469 dollars in cash and checks on Monday on the way to a bank.
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Memphis
Tenn
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Robert G
Bobby) Baker
Piney Woods
FBI
General Accounting Office
Jordan
Ellen Rometsch
Bonn
H. R. Gross
House
Sta
Chao
Ginnys
United Press International
George Adams
Minn
Tilmer Eugene Thompson
Blackrim
Jeffrey
Patricia
Margaret
Amy
AIS
Alfred Sheinwold
Krebiozen
Keener
Mexico
Halal
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale — Whitney
Ton
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
the Sea
AEA
Arizona
Cahil-Edmund Travel
Old Scottsdale Rd
Lee Colvin
Paul Shank
Lee
Sim Simmons
Commie Conway
Fabulous Safari
Scottsdate
Chez Louis
N. Brown Ave
Scottsdale,arizona
F.H.A
E. Loma
N. Scot
Tempe
First National Bank
First National
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