CIA frees file on Soviet letter to Massachusetts teacher
Massachusetts teacher Robert McElwain received a copy of a 1967 Soviet letter after asking the CIA under FOIA. The CIA had saved the missive on microfilm but withheld details citing sources and methods. The Rockefeller Commission later deemed the mail-opening unlawful.
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James Gerstenzang
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Soviet Union
Robert M. McElwain
Massachusetts
McElwain
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Eral
Harvard, Mass
Lincoln
Mass
Robert F. Drinan
D-Mass
John F. Blake
Information Review Committee
Harvard Business School
Black Sea
Rockefeller Commission
Colby
Eastern Plans Pay Cuts to Avoid Losses and Sale
Frank Borman, new Eastern Airlines president, warned 32,000 employees of 3 to 8 percent pay cuts starting July 1 for 18 months unless profit improves. The airline seeks a 6 percent fare increase and cited rising kerosene costs as a main factor.
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Eastern Airlines
Frank Bormann
Eastern
Pos
Civil Aeronautics Board
National Airlines
New York-Miami
Chrysler Imperial to be terminated as luxury line fades
Industry sources say Chrysler will phase out the Imperial this fall after a 50 year run since 1926. The brand, once 15 percent of the luxury market in 1957, has dwindled to less than 2 percent this year as buyers shift to GM Cadillac and Ford Lincoln.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
U.S
General Motors
Cadillac
Ford
Lincoln
United Auto Workers
Jefferson Avenue
Imperial
Endplay in Four Hearts Demonstrates Declarer Skill
A duplicate bridge hand shows multiple defenses leading to four hearts. Declarer finds winning lines by managing entries and discarding losers, while some defenses force down two tricks. One player succeeds without help from the defense, while others fail or gain only a rare overtrick.
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Declarer
West
Hearts
McCormick Middle School Teacher Sentenced for Spankings
Linda Payne Jennings 24, pleaded no contest to seven counts of assault and battery in general sessions court. She received seven years jail and a 700 dollar fine, suspended on payment of 300 dollars and one year’s probation, for paddling about ten sixth graders on December 6, 1974, and ordering others to join.
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McCormick
Linda Payne Jennings
General Sessions
Phillip K. Wingard
Jennings
Wingard
Phillips
McCormick County
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