Dodd denies taking favors from West German lobbyist
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd rejected accusations of misconduct during a three hour Senate Ethics Committee hearing. He defended friend Julius Klein as aggressive and denied running errands for gifts and favors. Dodd cited a West German lobbyist and an imprisoned Soviet agent visit in 1964, while denouncing alleged traitors among former staff. He pressed that those accusing him robbed him blind and lacked manhood to face him.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Weather Outlook Across Regions With Cooler and Warmer Trends
A regional forecast shows showers and thundershowers in the Pacific Northwest Northern Plains Upper Lakes Gulf Coast Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic with fair to partly cloudy conditions elsewhere Cooler readings expected in the Northern Rockies and North Atlantic Coast States Warmer in the North Central Plains Upper Mississippi Valley Lakes Region and Ohio Valley Little change anticipated elsewhere Today's highs mainly in the 80s with light variable winds shifting to northwest Tonight partly cloudy and cool with mild Wednesday and a chance of afternoon showers.
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The Cimre era i LECORE Volel0 Noe 285
A dated newspaper snippet from June 28 1966 lists publication details for Orange County Publications Di of Otaway Newspapers Radio Inc at 40 Mulberry St Middletown NY 10940. It shows pricing by copy carrier and mail rates for multiple counties.
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Otaway Newspapers Radio, Inc
Mulberry St
Middletown
N.Y
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Sullivan
Ulster
Sussex
Pike Counties
May 1965 May 1966 Circulation Change Figures
The May 1965 net paid circulation averaged 31 459. May 1966 averaged 34 362 showing a rise in readership. No additional context or entities provided.
France plans hydrogen bomb test in Pacific atoll range
France readies a multi part nuclear test starting next weekend with warnings to aviation and shipping to stay clear of Pacific grounds. The first 100 kiloton style device would be detonated four days after the warning with shots planned underwater in August around Mururoa Atoll as Tahiti based fleet observers position for the tests.
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Johnsons host first national youth conference on beauty
President and Mrs Johnson joined youths at the opening of the first national youth conference on natural beauty and conservation. The First Family’s dogs were among the impromptu guests as the President spoke of reading and learning about conservation work. The event emphasized preservation of America’s landscape and natural resources for the nation’s youth.
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