Dodd Admits Notes on Campaign Cash
Dodd acknowledges writing a letter amid a probe into about 4,000 stolen documents from his office found by four former staffers who handed them to columnists Pearson and Anderson. The ethics committee did not record the material, and Sen Stennis argues the donors expected political use. Senators Brooke Tower Gore discuss evidence standards and misuse of office while Stennis emphasizes Dodd's personal use of funds raised under a political banner. Dodd faces accusations of converting 116,083 in political contributions for personal use and double-billing seven trips.
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Dodd
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Ethics Committee
Percy
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Joseph R
McCarthy
Senate
Edward W. Brooke
Rmass
United States “Senate
Brooke
Sen
John Tower
R-Tex
Tower
Albert Gore
D-Yonn
Senate Ethics Committee
Wisconsin
Connecticut
De Gaulle Border Shift, Rhine Goal in Allied Talks
A top secret record of Roosevelt Stalin and Churchill discussions reveals debate over France’s postwar influence and a Rhine boundary. Stalin called De Gaulle unrealistic while Roosevelt favored arming eight French divisions. The report notes Britain’s push for maintaining strong French power with occupation zones and international control.
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France
Stalin
Yalta
Roosevelt
de Gaulle
Winston Churchill
Great Britain
Casablanca
Joan of Arc
Clemenceau
Moscow
Rhine
Churchill
Racial Troubles Subside in Ton Town Patrols
Racial disturbances eased after a Human Relations Council event at a recreation center in Middle ton Ohio. Police and a demobilized 500-man National Guard left peacekeeping to local police and a 150-man peace patrol of young African Americans wearing white helmets roaming the streets.
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Middleton
Ohio
Human Relations Council
National Guard
Tampa
Fla
Claude Kirk
Henry McMillan
Florida National Guard
Airline To Add Buffalo Flights
BUFFALO UPI American Airlines officials said they will add three daily round trip flights to New York and one to San Francisco from Buffalo. The decision follows calm after city riots and the demobilization of the Florida National Guard. The move aims to boost air service and tourism in Buffalo amid recent unrest in other cities.
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James R. Calvert
Martin Chambers
Chambers
Calvert
Tampa
Chicago
Maywood
Warren
Mich
Detroit
Dorado Bailey
Los Angeles
Tol
Watts
Byron I. Rogers
Elmer J
Rusdell
Gates
Wah
Buffalo
New York
UPI
American Airlines
San Francisco
State Urged To Relieve Urban Woes
Jacob Thompson of Nedrow, president of the Oneida Indian Nation, urged restoring the Oneida Reservation as a viable entity with about 10,000 acres. He argued the land was largely signed away for New York’s benefit and called for a perpetual trust capital fund to finance reservation housing, agriculture, and industry.
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Jacob Thompson
Nedrow
Oneida Indian Nation
Oneida Reservation
Oneida
N.Y
Onondaga
Nedron
New York
Thompson
Parked Priest Warns State Over Catholic School Costs
Msgr Edgar P McCarren and Lawrence X Cusack urged New York officials to choose funding all education in public schools or part funding in private schools for 800000 children. They warned parochial schools face extinction without aid, while others argued against broad private support and urged preserving religious freedom and equal educational opportunity.
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Edgar P. McCarren
Inst
Catholic Education
Lawrence X. Cusack
New York City
The
Guild of Catholic Lawyers
Wag.co
Msgr
McCarren
New York State
Arthur Levitt
Matt Leasons
Cusack
Allen
James Allen Jr
Blaine
State Board of Regents
City University’ of
New York
Gould
Folsom Rpi
Richard G. Folsom
Institut ‘Ions
Bernd Foerster
RPI
Thomas Orr
Christ Methodist Church
Troy
Robert F. Trost
Cohoes
Prestenkill
Foerster
Orr
Franklin C. Salisbury
POAU
James G. Blaine
Salisbury
F. Morely Roberts
State School Boards Association
Thelma Miller
Arab summit talks amid Middle East tensions reported
Reported remarks describe Arab leaders expected to attend a summit in New York amid strains with the United States over Egypt Syria and Israel. A possible emergency session looms as U Thant seeks a path to constructive diplomacy while Western powers differ on immediate action.
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U.S
United States
U Thant
Arthur J. Goldberg
Thant
Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Hassan II
Morocco
New York
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Israel
Egypt
Syria
Algeria
Iraq
Yemen
Sudan
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Tunisia
Libya
Soviet Union
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Capital Area Council
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