16 Jun 1975
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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1975
Page
1
A garbled UPI style report indicates CIA figures discussed a DeGaulle assassination link and urged withholding details from investigators or the Warren Commission. Names, dates, and locations are unclear, but a link to dissidents and a possible reference to J Edgar Hoover appear in the contested briefing to Congress.
Hazel Perrault, 50, known as the belovéd gringa of Decoto, owns Purple Haze bar at 3825 Third St and sponsors a neighborhood bar league baseball team. The Latino clientele, her generosity, and her courage in standing up to local tensions define her, while her life story includes a difficult past and family history recounted by peers.
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller said the Rockefeller Commission failed to reach conclusions on alleged assassinations due to lack of conclusive evidence and the subjects' deaths. He asserted CIA activities had White House backing and suggested some information hinted at links to President Ford or Robert Kennedy, but no strong guilt was proven. He denied withholding findings for political reasons, while former Kennedy aides criticized his stance.
A UPI report details Patty Hearst and Bill and Emily Harris adjusting to underground life and vowing to fight for exploited and oppressed people until all are free. A secret letter to a friend outlines their stance, risk of capture, and resolve to endure, while condemning FBI pressure and calling for calm, sane action in a long conflict.
The forecast calls for fair skies through Tuesday with fog late night and early morning. Low temps in the mid 50s and highs in the mid 70s to upper 80s. Small craft warnings in the San Joaquin Delta with winds up to 30 mph could make the Tri Cities breezy.
A police investigator says the outlook doesn’t look good for catching the persons responsible for two Saturday bomb blasts in Chicago’s Loop. Authorities brace for a difficult hunt as probes widen amid tense city conditions.
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