Aide quits probe post in Kennedy case dispute
NEW ORLEANS AP Dist Atty chief investigator William H Gurvich resigns from the Kennedy assassination probe amid clashes with Garrison over the Shaw murder conspiracy charge. Gurvich cites grave misgivings and says he urged a re evaluation while denying ties to NBC documentary scrutiny.
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New Orleans
Alty
Dim Garrison
Garrison
Kennedy
William H. Gurvich
Wen
Clay J. Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Gurvich
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
New York
Louis W. Ivon
District Attorney’s Office
Ivon
Ivan
James Alcock
Rehabilitation plan urged after Dodd censure
Senator Joseph Clark proposed that the Dodd censure be followed by ethical reform in the Senate. His plan calls for annual income disclosures above 100 dollars, asset and liability listings, and lobbyist gift bans plus prohibitions on joint ventures and outside jobs without permission. He urged stricter ethics for senators and top staff.
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Washington
Sen
Joseph
Clark
D-Pa
Thomas
J. Dodd
Senate
Dodd
Connecticut
Brown Defends Impartial Mideast Stance at Commons
Britain's Foreign Secretary George Brown reaffirmed impartiality in the Mideast conflict and warned Israel not to keep war gains. He clashed with Conservative Edward Heath over the issue, insisting he supports both sides and the right to Israel's peaceful existence amid Labor and Zionist criticism.
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London
George Brown
Israel
Brown
House of Commons
Britain
U.N
Labor Party
Edward Meath
Emanuel Shinwell
Anthor Party
Dewish
The
Commons
Van den Huevel Criticizes Convention on Judicial Reform
Albany speech highlights conflict over Court of Claims and Surrogate Court. Van den Huevel, praising direct primaries, urges retirement of patronage and supports a constitutional date of January 1 1969. He warns against partisan appointments and calls for a nonpartisan nomination commission as the Judiciary Committee weighs court reorganization. George Lekko introduced him at the dinner, with George W. Singiser presiding.
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van den Huevel
Judge Young
Albany
State Supreme Court
Convention V.P
Vandentleuvel
Ilsoor
Committee On
Supreme Court
New York City
Iin
George Lekko
George W. Singiser
Rensselaer County Bar Association
Arab leaders clash over land, peace in United Nations session
Hussein calls for Arab land restoration while Abba Eban accuses Jordan of starting the war and warns of consequences. Eban urges negotiated peace with Egypt and Israel linked terms. Albanian minister condemns Kosygin Johnson meetings and Soviet aid, labeling it a fraud and treachery to Arab rights.
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Abbas Eban
Jordan
Jerusteint
Israel
Eban
Egypt
Kosygin
Johnson
Middle East
United ‘States
United Nations
Nasi
U.N
Guernsey Bull Sells for 113000 at Ohio Auction
In Columbus area, McDonald Farms sold a 1,800 pound Guernsey bull named It. 1, Dividend, noted for high dairy cow production, at a sale in Hilliard yesterday. The price set a record for a dairy bull sold at auction.
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Columbus, Ohio
McDonald Farms
Hilliard
Caseworkers Sing Message To City Hall
About 500 Welfare Department caseworkers marched across the Brooklyn Bridge to join 1,500 protesters at City Hall. They belong to the Social Service Employes Union and demand city submission of unresolved issues to fact finding. The city says the issues involve city policy and that the union seeks to control the Welfare Department.
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NEW York
Welfare Department
Brooklyn Bridge
City Hall
Brooklyn
Independent Social Service Employes Union
Jordan Tries To Halt Flow Of Refugees
Allenby Bridge in Jordan sees government efforts to stop west bank refugees from Israel. despite King Hussein appeals thousands cross the river. Private transport is used, buses and trucks blocked, refugees walk to Amman as military roadblocks impede returns.
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Allenby Bridge
Jordan
West Bank
Jordan River
East
Hussein
Amman
East Bank
Wrekage
Grounding Of 111 Planes Not Planned
Mohawk Airlines president said the National Transportation Safety Board has no intention to ground BAC U1 jets. A Mohawk jet crashed last Friday near Blossburg Pennsylvania killing 30 passengers and four crew. OConnell, NTSB chair, told him the crash evidence so far does not support grounding the 11s.
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Utica
N.Y
UPI
Mohawk Airlines
National Transportation Safety Board
U.S
Mohawk
Blossburg
Robert Peach
Sail
Joseph J. O'Connell
Blaine Seen No Church State Issue (Continued)
Judge Irwin Shapiro, chairman of the Legislature committee, cites near universality of opposition to a one house system. He backs an 18 year voting age while adults favor lower age by narrow margins. He calls merging all state courts into one ludicrous. A surge to unify Surrogate's Court and the Court of Claims with the Supreme Court faces concerns over case calendars. Carlino notes both courts move cases quickly and criticizes merging them into a heavy Supreme Court calendar.
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Irwin Shapiro
Surrogates Court
Court of Claims
Supreme Court
Carlino
Shooting Termed Gangland Slaying in Canton Mass
Canton Mass AP reports the shooting death of a former restaurant owner and says Norfolk County District Attorney George Burke considers it the 44th gangland slaying in greater Boston.
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Canton
Mass
Norfolk County
Hist
George Burke
Greater
Boston
North Viets Shell Three U S Bases In Laos Frontier Area
North Vietnam shelled three U S bases and a Marine artillery base near Khe Sanh in the northwest area near the Laos frontier. One Marine was killed and nine wounded as outpost attacks continued with B52 bombing nearby in recent weeks.
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North Viets
U.S
U. S. Marine Artillery
Laos
Khe Sanh
U. S
Gio Linh
Demilitarized Zone
Army
North Vietnam
Government Sues Singer Johnny Cash Over Forest Fire
The federal government sues Johnny Cash for 123000 alleging he caused a 508 acre fire in Ventura County's Los Padres National Forest on June 27, 1965 by negligently operating a camper pickup owned by Donald G. and Reba Ann Hancock of Oakview California. The suit cites vehicle repair failure and hot exhaust as ignition causes.
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Los Angeles
Johnny Cash
U.S. District Court
Cash
Donald G
Reba Ann Hancock
Oakview
Calif
U.S. Forest Service
Ventura County
Los Padres National Forest
The
Forest Service
Hancocks
Stratton Sees Lottery As State Affair
Washington AP report captures Rep. Samuel Stratton voicing doubts about federal intervention in state lotteries. He calls New York’s lottery a poor way to raise funds yet opposes a bill to ban sale of lottery tickets through FDIC insured banks, warning it would cripple the program.
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Samuel
Stratton
D-N
New York
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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FDIC
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