Dodd Accused of Accepting Payoff in Klein Trip
Senate Ethics hearings reveal secretary Marjorie Carpenter alleging speculation that Senator Thomas J. Dodd received at least $10,000 from Julius Klein for a 1964 West Germany trip. Dodd denounces the charge and seeks justice system action while committee rows over the record. James P. Boyd testifies about campaign funds and Klein links, saying Dodd’s West Germany visit followed Klein’s pleas to keep German clients.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
Julius Klein
Dodd
Germany
Marjorie Carpenter
Senate Ethics Committee
Justice Department
Carpenter
John Stennis
D-Miss
West Germany
Klein
Pearson
Jackee
Pearson-Anderson
C—T
Senate
James P. Boyd
Boyd
Connecticut Democrat
Wok
Bipartisan Committee
James B. Pearson
Europe
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Malaria Breakthrough Reported by Army Researchers
Army medical researchers announce a DDS drug breakthrough in Viet Nam field tests. The supplement cuts malaria cases nearly fifty percent and could shorten recovery to two to three weeks with reduced relapse risk. DDS is approved by military and FDA, stockpiles exist for troops at risk.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Surgeon General's Office
Armed Forces Epidemiological Board
Food and Drug Administration
U.S
Surgeons Office
Marchers Plot Philadelphia Rally In Civil Rights March
Mississippi marchers push registration drive with a planned Philadelphia rally amid federal court petitions for injunctions and police protection. Hosea Williams said 75 handpicked nonviolent marchers will be driven to the Ku Klux Klan stronghold town as James Meredith joins in Canton.
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Harry F. Rosenthal Benton
Miss
Mississippi
Philadelphia
Antiquated Draft System Criticized by House Member
Rep Richard Schweiker of Pennsylvania assails Selective Service methods as antiquated and pushes for national standards and a national pool of registrants. He cites 4000 local boards and argues the appeal window should extend from 10 to 30 days. Lt Gen Hershey opposes a lottery or centralized computer selection, urging faster, more decisive procedures.
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Wilbur Martin Washington
House
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Lewis B. Hershey
Armed Services Committee
Schweiker
Hershey
Harvesting Slowed in Western Kansas Wheat Cutting In Full Swing
Harvesting lagged in western Kansas as rains stalled activity while central and northern counties pressed ahead. Wellington reported 98 percent cut. other towns noted varying moisture contents and start times, with forecasts of full swing by late week and into next.
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Associated Press
Kansas
State Employment Service
Wellington
Abilene
Atwood
Caldwell
Cimarron
Colby
Concordia
Dighton
Dodge City
Ellsworth
Garden City
Goodland
Great Bend
Greensburg
Hays
Hill City
Hoxie
Jetmore
Bloodmobile yields 85 pints in Wellington drive
Only 85 productive pints were collected out of a 160 pint goal at the Wellington bloodmobile visit on Wednesday. Donors included longtime contributors Jim Russell and Charles Glenn with two gallons each and Dale Crouch with five gallons, among many others.
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Wellington
Jim Russell
Charles Glenn
Clifford Bickel
Dale Crouch
Dale Grimm
Green Tire and Supply Co
Robert Stayton
Mayfield
Bill Hobbs
Harry Brandon
Warren Mitchell
Pearl Benge
Guy Earp
Chris Hemmingsen
John Hamilton
Tom McKnight
Clara Ricke
Betty Metheny
Max Shields
Bob Loehr
John Aldrich
Medal winner says he was simply doing his job in Viet Nam
Charles O Williams 32, a Green Beret first lieutenant, recalls the June 9-10 1965 Dong Xoai night battle in which his detachment held a Viet Cong assault. Wounded but in command he earned the Medal of Honor. He says he felt no heroism, just protecting his men, and remains proud of the Special Forces team.
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America
South Viet Nam
Charles O. Williams
Army Special Forces
Williams
Dong Xoai
Sth Special Forces Group
United States
Viet Nam
Johnson
White House
Wil
Liams
Charleston
S.C
Army
Ft. Benning
N.C
Ple
Lions Hear Rec Program Outlined At Wellington Luncheon
Wellington Lions Club heard Ken Everhart city recreation director outline the summer program. He invited members to the open house at the Harry L. Woods Recreation Center Sunday June 24 from 3 to 5 PM at Jefferson and Lincoln. Lions pledged funds to a state disaster fund aiding Topeka tornado victims, with drive to finish next week and funds to go to a committee in Olathe.
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Wellington Lions Club
Ken Everhart
Lions
Ramada
Ino
Topeka
Olathe
Bob
South Viet Army Back In Battle
South Viet Nam’s 1st Army resumes fighting in the north with heavy losses for the Communists and a government victory. Authorities report 319 killed 96 captured and 68 weapons seized while U S advisers call it a major victory. Marine Maj N E Andersen says the operation may have annihilated a full battalion.
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South Viet Nam
1St Army
Saigon
South Me Nam
North Be
U.S
N. E. Andersen
Cranston
North V
Storm Stirred By Arabian King's Remarks
In New York, King Faisal remarks about Jews sparked a political stir as Mayor Lindsay contemplates plans for a dinner during the Saudi monarchs visit. Lindsay spoke with Secretary Rusk and withheld comment while Jewish lawmakers protested the reception at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. State Dept had no immediate comment.
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New York
Faisal
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Dean Rusk
State Department
Washington
Blumenthal
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Israel
Seymour Halpern
Rn.y
United States
Halpern
Mayfield Man Dies in Wichita Hospital
James H. McClellan 78 of Mayfield dies Wednesday night at Veterans Hospital Wichita. He was born July 4 1686 in Danville AL and lived in Mayfield 20 years. A World War veteran and American Legion member he married Mary E Robson October 15 1936 at Council Grove. Survivors include Mary and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements with Heitmeyer Neloting Berkel Wille as friends may call.
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James H. McClellan
Mayfield
Veterans Hospital
Danville
American Legion
Mary E. Robson
Council Grove
Mary
Heitmeyer
Berkel Wille
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