Probers Told of Dodd Money Order Coverup
Senate ethics committee heard testimony that Dodd twice billed trips as errors, with O Hare admitting authority to write checks on the DC Committee bank account for Dodd which raised $12,490.56 at a September 15, 1963 reception. O’Hare testified he received instructions from Senator Dodd on payment of bills from the D C Committee funds.
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Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Ollare
O'Hare
Washington
District of Columbia Committee
Benjamin R. Fern
Sen. Dodd
D.C
Union
Union Trust Co
Charlestown
W.va
Senate
D.C. Committee For Dodd
Fern
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Riggs National Bank
D.C. Committee
House Unit Backs Tax Incentives in Congress Shift
Washington AP reports the House Ways and Means Committee moved to restore suspended business tax incentives. It backed investment tax credits and accelerated depreciation for many transactions during suspension, with estimated benefits around 1.4 billion dollars. Debate foreshadows possible further tax increases, while Fed Chair Martin urged keeping the surtax idea. Housing starts fell 15.1 percent from January, complicating the recovery and opposition to the measures.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Johnson
Congress
Marlin
Commerce Department
Laotians Repulse N Vietnam Attack In Laos Battle
Laotian officials report North Vietnamese forces launched their biggest attack of the year against a government stronghold near Nambac, 80 miles north of Vientiane. The four day battle left at least 50 NVA dead as Laotian troops repelled the assault.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPI
Nambac
Pair Sentenced For Fake Drowning in New York
In New York Bronx Supreme Court Justice Joseph Brust sentenced Alvin Brodie 35 to up to three years in prison for taking part in a $36000 insurance scam by staging a fake drowning of an insured woman. Thomas Martin 26 received the same term but suspended and placed on probation.
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New York
Bronx Supreme Court
Joseph Brust
Alvin Brodie
Thomas Martin
Trawler Jettisons Live Bomb Near Cape Henry
The trawler Orisway dropped a 500-pound live bomb into 2880 feet of water about 60 miles east-southeast of Cape Henry while netting a catch. Navy experts boarded the Crisway to inspect the bomb, noting it nose fused and possibly tail fused and in dangerous condition. Six hours earlier two disposal experts reached the trawler. a third joined later aboard Recovery. Similar devices are regularly found by trawlers in the area, linked to WWII U boat activity.
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Norfolk, Va
Cape Henry
Navy
Recovery
Crisway
Reds Shell Base Air Strikes In North Vietnam
In a continuing operation to cut infiltrations into South Vietnam F105 Thunderchiefs hit the Mu Gia Pass area and staging areas south of Dong Hoi. U S air losses rose to 485 with a heavy Crusader downed, pilot missing in North Vietnam. A U S Army helicopter was hit near Kontum with no injuries. Guam based B52s hit three bases in Thua Thien. Weather hindered winter ops but raids increased as more American troops deployed to the South.
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Haiphong
Vinh
Air
Mu Gia Pass
South Vietnam
Dong Hei
U.S
North Vietnam
Miles
Saigon
Air Force
Kontum City
Thua Thien
Imperial
Hue
UPI Guild To Continue Negotiations
Negotiators for the Wire Service Guild AFL-CIO and United Press International agreed to extend the current contract on a daily basis while talks proceed. The pact expired at midnight yesterday with indications of movement on pay questions. The Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service joined discussions yesterday.
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NEW York
Wire Service Guild
Afl-Cio
United Press International
Guild
Las
Gene Bryant
San Francisco
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Doctors Oppose Rockefeller Health Insurance Plan In NY
SYRACUSE N Y AP The State Medical Society joined business and labor in opposing the governors compulsory health insurance proposal saying it cannot be approved in its present form The body urged further study and signaled possible reconsideration if amended The plan would require employers with more than two workers to contract with private insurers with premiums shared by employer and employee Nicholas Farrante of the Greater Syracuse Labor Council criticized the bill as too restrictive.
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Syracuse
N.Y
State Medical Society
Rockefeller
Medical Society
Hughes
Lan Advocate
Nicholas Farrante
Greater Syrageuse Labor Council
Stratton presses 1.8 million for Camp Drum repairs near Watertown
Representative Samuel Stratton of New York said he will push to add 1.8 million dollars for repair and rehabilitation of Camp Drum facilities to the 1967 68 federal budget. He said the Army promised to include the funds in its next construction budget but had not done so. The Army spokesman told the Armed Services Committee last year it would seek the 1.8 million to begin a badly needed repair and maintenance program at Camp Drum.
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Washington
Samuel
Stratton
D-N.y
Camp Drum
Watertown
N.Y
Army
House Armed Services Committee
Camp ‘Drum
Man Killed In Crash Near Auburn New York
Del mar D. Jorgensen aged 58 of Union Springs died in a two vehicle collision on a rural road near Auburn in light snow. The crash involved his car and a pickup truck.
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Auburn
N.Y
Delmar D. Jorgensen
Union Springs
Kennedy Funeral Rites Move Body to Permanent Memorial
Readable fragments describe the Kennedy family near Arlington as Se n Robert and Edward Kennedy join Mrs Sargent Shriver and Mrs Patricia Kennedy Lawford. A Navy hymn and Army band played for the late president. President Johnson reportedly wept, and Mrs Kennedy faced the long, painful process of mourning amid Irish heritage remarks and travel notes to Nashville.
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Robert B
Edward M. Kennedy
Stephen Smith
Sargent Shriver
Patricia Kennnedy Lawford
U.S. Army
Johnson
Wexford
Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
D-Mass
Stephen M. Smith
Patricia Kennedy Lawford
Smith
Shriver
Lawford
Patrick Bouvier
Neds
Department of Defense
Defense Department
Clark Raps Critics Of Court Ruling
Washington AP attorney general Ramsey Clark criticizes court rulings on confessions as not causing crime. He testifies before House subcommittee on Johnson anticrime proposals, noting most overturned convictions were retried and that crime trends reflect more reporting and other factors, not court rules.
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Washington
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Clank
Supreme Court
Kastenmeier
al Oo' Nb Nanak
Robert W.kastenmeier
D-Wis
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
FBI
No Confidence Vote Looms in Israel as Ben Gurion Face
Two opposition parties joined rightist Gahal to seek a no confidence vote against Premier Levi Eshkol over unemployment and press censorship, signaling a political crisis amid anti-government riots. The Rafi party backed the move, marking a rare coordinated challenge to the Echkol administration.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
UPI
David Ben’ Gurion
Gahal
Torday
Parlia
Menahem Begin
Echkol Gov- ‘Dal
Levi Esh
Rafi Party of Aging
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Ways and Means Committee
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Upi-Guild
Lincoln Memorial
Secre
Cemotery
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Perm Press
Wells & Coverly
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Oxford
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