CIA Monitored Dissidents List for CIA Abroad Surveillance
Justice Department officials say the FBI compiled a 9 000 to 10 000 name list of American dissidents to expand CIA surveillance during overseas travel. James T Devine says he provided the names to Richard Ober of the CIA with the aim of tracking meetings and foreign training. The list included Black Panthers Weathermen SDS Arab groups and other New Left actors. The Times linked Ober and Angleton to an alleged domestic spying program.
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Justice Department
Central Intelligence Agency
James T. Devine
Interagency
Jerris Leonard
FBI
Devine
Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Richard Ober
CIA
Counterintelligence
National Security Council
Ober
James J. Angleton
New York Times
the Times
Black Panthers
The
Weathermen
Students For A Democratic Society
New York
Canada
Mexico City
Carbine Inventor David Williams Dies in North Carolina
Funeral services set for 11 a.m. Friday in Wade North Carolina for David M. Williams the inventor of the carbine rifle while he served a prison term He died at Dorothea Dix Hospital from pneumonia at age 74 Williams designed the carbine in the early 1920s and built a handmade model The rifle saw wide Army use in World War II He had been pardoned and worked as a gunsmith near Godwin Cumberland County His workshop became a North Carolina Museum of History exhibit and a film later honored him in New York by Gen Douglas MacArthur He is survived by his widow a son two sisters three brothers and three grandchildren
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Raleigh
Wade
N.C
David M. (Carbine) Williams
Dorothea Dix Hospital
Williams
Cumberland County
Godwin
North Carolina Museum of History
Jimmy Stewart
New York
Douglas MacArthur
Two Men Arrested After Charleston Bank Robbery
Bandits robbed a Charleston First National Bank branch of more than 4000 dollars as three armed men entered just after 9 am. Police arrested two suspects, Harry McDonald and Robert Lewis Quarles, within blocks after a car was abandoned nearby.
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Charleston
FBI
Harry McDonald
Robert Lewis Quarles
First National Bank of South Carolina
Capers Island To Be Purchased For Preservation
The State Budget and Control Board approved a $200 000 appropriation from the Recreational Land Trust Fund to acquire Capers Island off Charleston County for preservation The Interior Department will provide $2.4 million in federal funds to support the purchase and conservation plan.
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Columbia
Capers Island
Charleston County
State Budget and Control Board
Department of the Interior
Malpractice Coverage A Problem For MDs
HEW Secretary Caspar Weinberger warns of a nationwide crisis as doctors struggle to obtain medical malpractice insurance. Rising premiums threaten access to care. several states report threatened policy renewals. HEW studies standby federal reinsurance backing private insurers facing heavy losses. Executives note losses across states.
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Washington
Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar W. Weinberger
Weinberger
North Carolina
HEW
West Named In Suit By Kenneth Love
Gov. John C. West is among nine defendants in a $200000 damages suit filed by former Columbia magistrate Kenneth E. Love. He alleges a political conspiracy in Love's removal from the post after a 1973 investigation. Love contends the probe was politically motivated.
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Columbia
John C. West
Kenneth E. Love
Love
West
State Law Enforcement Division
Poor Concentrated in the South Says SRC Report
The Southern Regional Council reports the South holds 38 percent of the nation’s poor though it has 25 percent of the population. Inflation hits the region hard, with poverty rates at 21 percent, higher for blacks. The SRC criticizes federal methods for underestimating poverty since 1972.
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Southern Regional Council
SRC
South
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
Five Arrested In Irmo High School Dynamiting
Lexington County Sheriff James RK Metts announced five suspects were arrested after a blast damaged Irma High School football ticket office. Dynamite stolen from a quarry, totaling about 200 pounds, is recovered. The explosion, the fourth in a series since December 23, leveled the brick and concrete structure.
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James RK. Metts
Irma High
Metts
Irmo
USC May Buy Sheraton Inn
Harold Brunton USC vice president of operations says negotiations are under way for the possible purchase of the Sheraton Motor Inn on Assembly Street across from Carolina Coliseum. The eight story, 175 room complex opened six years ago at about $2.5 million and includes banquet facilities and a pool. Decision hinges on adapting it to university needs.
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Harold Brunton
University of South Carolina
Sheraton Motor Inn
Univer
Sheraton
Assembly Street
Carolina Coliseum
Brunton
University
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