Senate rejects softened censure for Dodd amid ethics charge
The Senate voted 92 to 2 to deny relaxing the censure move on Senator Thomas J. Dodd over financial misconduct claims. The ethics panel accuses him of diverting campaign and testimonial funds for personal use and double billing. Only Long and Ribicoff backed the softer admonition.
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De Gaulle accuses Israel of starting Middle East war
Paris reports President Charles de Gaulle blames Israel for starting the six day war and says U S troops must withdraw from Vietnam to enable Middle East peace. He declares France will not recognize territorial gains by Israel and warns of broader U S responsibility for global unrest.
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Soviet President Podgorny Arrives in Cairo Amid Welcome
Soviet President Nikolai Podgorny arrived in Cairo to a massive, cheering reception as he began talks with Egyptian President Gamal Abdel Nasser on intensified Arab Soviet cooperation. Marshal Zakharov led an unannounced Soviet delegation, and crowds greeted the leaders at the airport and along the route to the Republican Palace.
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