Dodd Appeals to Senate in Ethics Charges
Dodd urged the Senate to hasten a vote on the double-billing charge amid accusations of personal use of $116,083 in political funds. He blamed a former aide for sloppy records and asked for a fair vote to end the agony, while Sen. Russell Long offered to push a final judgment by Thursday on the remaining charge. Sen. Eugene McCarthy signaled expectation of a vote deal.
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Senate
Ethics Committee
Dodd
Russell B. Long
D-La
Long
Senate Ethics Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
Dminn
Anniversary Gifts and Jewelry Milestones Across Years
The Jewelry Industry Council and the American Gem Society approve gift lists for anniversaries. Ten years favor diamond jewelry, twelve years pearls and colored gems, with later years featuring gold, watches, diamond, jade, ruby, sapphire, emerald, and the diamond jubilee. The Golden Wedding marks fifty years. Usually spouses exchange tokens, though relatives may observe the date. Before ten years, couples may collect clocks and china. after ten, many seek a diamond set piece or remount. The ten year point is also a chance to reassess an engagement ring’s setting and consider larger gems.
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Jewelry Industry Council
American Gem Society
Thant Responds To Israel Over UNEF Withdrawal
U Thant rejected a direct challenge to his actions in the General Assembly and noted it would soon publish a detailed report. He recalled urging Israel to allow UNEF on its border before Egypt’s withdrawal, which Israel rejected. He cited years of Israeli patrols along the line and provocations as context for his stance.
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Thant
Edena
Johnson
George Brown
Fire Brigade
Bhan
Brown
Britain
House of Commons
UNEF
Assembly
Abdul Rahman Pazhwak
Afghanistan
Eban
Pazhwak
General Assembly
Detroit Police Sick Strike Ends With Agreement
In Detroit the city and the police officers association reached a deal to end a work slowdown. Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh and Carla Parsell said officers will return to full duties immediately and normal operations will resume. The agreement calls for the rapid return to regular assignments and traffic enforcement in the usual manner.
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Detroit
Dettroit Policemen’s Union
Jerome P. Cavanagh
Carla Parseil
Detroit Police Officers Association
Cavanagh
Parsell
President Gets New Draft Law
News from Washington that the House approved a revised draft bill sending it to President Johnson. The measure extends the draft authority to 1971, allows undergraduates to defer by right, and shifts emphasis toward 19 year olds while retaining a presidential regulatory path for special cases. It speeds appeals and limits draft board tenure, with 29 opposing votes noted.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Senate
Thomas B. Curtis
R-Mo
Peace talks urged by U S secretary at UN plenary
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk and other officials urged United Nations members to back Arab-Israeli peace talks with potential third party mediation. Goldberg praised moderation, rejected Soviet proposals, and urged a new foundation for peace in the Middle East, stressing durable settlement and regional security.
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U.S
Dean Rusk
Gromyko
Goldberg
Middle East
United Nations
Assembly
Israel
New York Schools Get Computer Grant
New York City Board of Education announced a $2.5 million federal grant to install a computer based instructional system in 15 elementary schools. About 6,000 pupils will take part in the pilot with daily drill periods in arithmetic spelling and reading providing roughly ten times as much individual attention as the usual classroom setup.
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New York
Board of Education
Top Performance Will Depend On Years Of Training
Aimed at athletes and homeowners alike this notice stresses that top performance in pole vaulting and in electrical power requires extensive training or a capable wiring system. It urges a free housepower inspection by AWB electricians, financing through AWB banks, and purchase of additional appliances.
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AWB
Israel Shows Captured War Orders
Israeli officers displayed captured military orders and maps claiming the Egyptian air force planned attacks on May 26 and Syria fielded a full army division for June 3 near the Galilee border. The documents, translated from Arabic, outline seven attack stages starting May 19 and ending with a final alert, with targets and missions specified.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Syria
Galilee
Neirsmen
Sinai Desert
Nasser
el Arish
El-Ser
Sinai
Eastern Air Command
Bomber Command
Conspiracy Charged in Slaying Ties Boss to Murder Plot
Raymond L. Patriarca aged 59 identified before a Senate sub committee as Cosa Nostra boss of New England. He and two others are charged by a federal grand jury in Boston with conspiring to use interstate facilities to kill Willie Marfeo a 41 year old minor racketeer killed July 13 1966 in a Providence restaurant. Patriarca appeared in Providence with $25 000 bail set for arraignment in Boston. He faces charges of using interstate commerce facilities with intent to commit murder and violations of the anti racketeering statute.
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Providence
Raymond LS. Patriarca
Senate
Cosa Nostra
New England
Patriacra
Boston
Willie Marfeo
Marfeo
Italian ZIP Code Planned for Rome and Nation
The Italian postal service plans a five digit ZIP code system to be fully in operation by year end. The code will designate region province city or town municipal postal area and district within area.
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Rome
Snake Thieves Foiled At Port Elizabeth Park Heist
Port Elizabeth South Africa AP thieves cut the park walls at night to steal poisonous reptiles for resale to the curator but were foiled. Curator John Weimann has branded every reptile by cutting off belly scales for identification purposes.
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Portlizabeth
South Africa
Port Elizabeth
Wilson Sees No Pury After Talks With De Gaulle
London reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson returned from hours of talks with Charles de Gaulle and told Parliament there is no purpose in an imminent big power summit on the Middle East. He said at the moment no such summit is planned.
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London
UPL
Harold Wison
Charles de Gaulle
Middle East
Wilson
Summit statement urges constructive debate in UN General Assembly
Pose For Summit said the United Nations General Assembly would see no purpose without a constructive discussion. Hetleve emphasized the present grave Middle East situation and urged all participants to elevate the debate at the UN. Wilson declared the talks should move to a more constructive level.
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United Nations General Assembly
Middle East
U.N. General Assembly
Wilson
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