Dodd's Use of Funds Questioned in Senate Ethics Debate
Senate ethics debate opens on censure of Thomas J. Dodd after a 14 month probe found he used political and testimonial funds for personal expenses totaling over 116000 dollars. Sen. John Stennis led with criticism while Sen. Wallace Bennett defended fairness in the inquiry.
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Washington
John Stennis
Thomas J. Dodd
Dodd
Stennis
Mississippi
Senate Ethics Committee
Senate
Connecticut
Ethics Committee
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Bipartisan
Bennett
D-Miss
Sen. Dodd
Coe
Benett
New York City
Virginia Apple Crop Estimated at 6.67 Million Bushels
The 1967 Virginia apple crop is estimated at 6,671,000 bushels, from the 32nd annual National Apple Institute meeting in Asheville North Carolina. U.S. crop total is 131,047,000 bushels, with state figures ranging from Washington 30,869,000 to New York 23,650,000 and Michigan 17,000,000.
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Virginia
National Apple Institute
Asheville
N.C
U.S
U.S.D.A
West Virginia
Washington State
New York State
Michigan
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Idaho
Colorado
Oregon
California
Post Office Money Orders Left Behind Detected
The Winchester post office issued several money orders but one was forgotten by the rider when picking up. Investigators may verify at the money order window. Yesterday reached 91 degrees, the year’s high to date, with heat lasting into tomorrow with highs in the low 90s.
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The
Winchester
Rioting in Tampa Continues Amid Slum Unrest
In Tampa 500 National Guardsmen and police faced rioting mobs for a second night. Fires burned over a dozen buildings while roving bands hurled Molotov cocktails and snipers fired on police. Five Black people were hospitalized as authorities pledge full military deployment before darkness.
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Tampa
Fla
K.C. Bullard
Tampa National Guard
County Plans for Annexation Fight
The Frederick County Board moved to defend against Winchester's proposed annexation of county property once city plans are public. The board also adopted the 1967 68 county budget of 3 281 000 and opposed a 1 percent statewide sales tax slated for July 1 1968.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Winchester
Donald Baughman
John Lewis
Winchester TV Cable Co
Lewis
Two Middletown Men Charged In Town & Country Store Break-In
George Fincham and Walter Wilson were jailed in Winchester Frederick County after breaking into the Town & Country Store on Rt. 50 East. They allegedly entered via a rear wall hole with a sledge hammer. nothing was taken. A separate home burglary on Senseng Road involved Mrs Shiflett and $50 in items.
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Middletown
Winchester - Frederick County
Town & Country
Rt. 50 East
George Franklin Fincham
Walter Franklin Wilson
Winchester
Charles Pitcock
Walter Hillyard
Maurice Lake
Ronald Miller
John Yergan
Frederick County
Lacy Anderson
Roy Hoak, Jr
Anderson
Frederick County Court
Hoak
Suez Canal Stays Closed Amid Arab Economies Turmoil
The Suez Canal remained closed as Arab economies reel from the war with Israel. Egypt faces heavy foreign debt and lost canal revenue, Jordan tourism collapses, and Syria anticipates oil cuts. The Soviet Union seeks a U.N. General Assembly session to press Israel, while Rostow mulls regional U.S. aid.
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Associated Press
Suez Canal
Israel
Soviet Union
Egypt
Mediterranean
Asia
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Sinai Desert
United States
Jordan
Holy Land
Old City
Jerusalem
Bethlehem
Syria
Washington
Johnson
Walt W. Rostow
U.S
U.N. General Assembly
Security Council
U.N
Levi Eshkol
Siow
U S Jets Bomb Rail Lines North of Hanoi and Thanh Hoa Plant
U S Air Force and Navy jets conducted extensive raids across North Vietnam on Monday targeting three rail lines from Hanoi and the Thanh Hoa power plant. Reports say multiple tank cars and locomotives were destroyed, with a Phantom shot down and crew rescued. Overall combat losses included the 582nd U S combat plane, with 14 major ground sweeps ongoing in South Vietnam and increased B52 activity in Quang Tri Province amid monsoon improvements.
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Saigon
U.S. Air Force
Hanoi
Air Force
Thailand
North Vietnam
Air Force Phantom
Demilitarized Zone
South China Sea
U.S
South Vietnam
Quang Tri Province
Red China
Thai Nguyen
United States
First Negro Nominated To High Court
President Johnson nominates Thurgood Marshall the first African American to the U S Supreme Court succeeding Tom C Clark who resigned after the 1966 67 term Marshall 58 has been solicitor general since 1965 directing federal litigation before the Supreme Court and appellate courts Johnson says Marshall is highly qualified and history making
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Washington
Johnson
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Tom C. Clark
High High Court
Clark
Ramsey Clark
White House Rose Garden
Justice Department
Richmond Forecast Notes Warm Atlantic Ridge Holds For State
A stationary high pressure ridge over the Atlantic east of Virginia brings fair warm weather to the state. Also listed is a Round Hill Methodist Yard Party at Old Rt. 50 West near Fire Hall, with a country ham and beef dinner hosted by Dave's Meat Shop on Valleym Ave this Saturday at 5 PM.
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Baughman
Paul Luttrell
Virginia General Assembly
State Department of Taxation
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Pennsylvania Railroad
Welltown Pike
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Featherbed Lane
Rt. 11
Middletown
Richmond
Atlantic Ocean
Virginia
Round Hill Methodist Yard
Old Rt
Fire Hall
Dave
Valleym Ave
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Ybor
Lage
Claude Kirk
Warren Shiflett
Senseng Road
Bon Homme Richard
Thanh Hoa
Mitla Pass
Isaaeli
Tel Aviv
Powhatan Shop
Berryville
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