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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1966

Page

2

Dodd denies taking trip for lobbyist in 1964 West Germany

Senate Ethics Committee hearings on Sen. Dodd's conduct focused on his 1964 six day trip to West Germany while examining the Stashinsky case. Dodd said the trip aimed to gather information, not to aid a lobbyist friend Julius Klein, though Klein sought help after press distortions harmed his firm.

Washington Senate Ethics Committee Thomas J. Dailustify West Germany Senate Dodd Julius Kivin Kivin Chicago Klein Drew Pearson Jack Anderson Kein John C. Stennis D-Miss Germany Ethics Committee Todd Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Uip Boglan Stashinsky James BP. Boyd Jr Boyd Malius Ir Tint Dodd Senate Foreign Relations Committee Ktein Foreign Relations Committee Stennis Hubert I. Humphrey Stashinsky

Health clinics shut by work stoppages

New York City health departments report 88 of 113 child health stations and clinics unable to operate due to doctors’ work stoppage. About 1,500 specialists including physicians dentists and optometrists are staying away. They demand higher pay tenure job security and additional retirement provisions.

New York Health Department Afonlay Donald Meyer Doctors Association of the Health Department Meyer

Jaycees Convene at National Convention in Detroit

Michigan Governor George Romney welcomes about 10 000 delegates to the U S Jaycee national convention in Detroit. Former Vice President Richard Nixon delivers the keynote, with Hubert Humphrey and Mayor Jerome Cavanagh participating and NASA urging outreach to youth leadership potential. The piece notes Expo 67 in Montreal featuring nearly 2000 troops as the greatest military tattoos.

Detroit U.S. Jaycens Michigan George Romney Richard AL. Nixon Jaycees Tinkert Wf. Humphrey Jerome P. Cavanagh U.S. Senate National Aeronautics and Space Administration Canada Montreal

French President De Gaulle to Visit Addis Ababa Next August

A government spokesman announced that French President Charles de Gaulle will visit Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, next August at the invitation of Emperor Haile Selassie. The trip would mark a high level diplomatic visit amid regional affairs and strengthen Franco Ethiopian ties.

Addis Ababa Ethiopa UPI Charles de Gaulle Ethiopia Hatlie,Selassie

Eisenhower Golden Wedding Display Marks 50 Years

Abilene Kan July 3 1959 Former President and Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary with a special library display. The exhibit features a preserved piece of their wedding cake from the Denver reception and rice thrown at the couple. The display also includes a hope chest box of Mamie’s gifts and nieces china, highlighting the 50th anniversary milestone.

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Man Refuses Child Support and Stays in Jail

Coyt Benfield, a 61-year-old Mooresville man, remains in Iredell County Jail after Feb 11, 1965 contempt of court charges for failing to pay $26 weekly support for two children. He claims he is not the father of the youngest child and refuses to acknowledge paternity, saying he would rather stay jailed than pay for a child he disputes.

Statesville N.C Coyt Benfield Iredell Mooresville Benfeld Benfield Armstrong Distamces

Jackie Kennedy Tours Hawaii Big Island With Family

Former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis travels to Hawaii with her children Caroline and John Jr. for a several day visit. They left their retirement home in Honolulu Monday and are joined by Sydney Lawford. The trip goes to Hawaii’s Big Island about 200 miles southeast of Honolulu.

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CATV chief argues FCC overreach on free speech

Frederick W. Ford, president of the National Community Television Association, says the FCC seeks power to regulate CATV program origination. He calls it an attempt to control free speech. FCC Commissioner James J. Hadsworth will address delegates. W. F. Wilson from Canada speaks Wednesday. A note on surfing terms closes the item.

Miami Beach National Community Television Association Frederick W. Ford Federal Communications Commission Ford FCC James J. Hadsworth W. FR. Wilson Board of Broadcast Governors

Declaration fragment contrasts with communism in pledge wording

A fragment from a Declaration of Independence is contrasted with communism showing that pledges of life, fortune, and sacred honor are framed as individual commitments. The note references divine protection and mutual pledge, then devolves into garbled text and a stray line about a mobile address.

Dan Curt Mobile. Inc W. Genewe

Brydges threatens stall on tax vote

New York political brinkmanship emerges as Senate majority leader Earl W. Brydges signals readiness to stall adjournment over a New York City transit fare hike. He aims to force a fare increase to balance the city’s budget, challenging Mayor Lindsay and Assembly Speaker Travia amid ongoing resistance to tax measures. The drama unfolds as lawmakers hold pro forma sessions and set a deadline around July 3.

Charles Dumas Alan New York City Earl W. Brydges Senate Brydges GOP Associated Press Nirydges Brydses Sones iGity Council John ¥. Lindsay Urydges Lindsay Assembly Anthony J. Travia House Travia Soviet Union U.S

Americans Abroad Travel Gap Widens in 1965 Reports

State Department data shows 2.82 million Americans traveled overseas in the first five months of the year, a 14.3 percent rise over 1964. Officials say the travel deficit to foreign lands remains large even as Americans spend more abroad. the Commerce Department notes the U S travel service promotes travel to the United States, not Americans traveling domestically.

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