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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1975

Page

1

CIA plotting and coups across nations linked to Kennedy era era

Senate intelligence chief Senator Frank Church cites CIA involvement in Laos 1966 72 South Vietnam 1963 and Chile 1973 with talk of Castro assassination plots. Roselli Giancana and others named as figures. Kennedy era cables suggest U S officials urged meddling while Lodge urged restraint. Chile Allende and Sihanouk Cambodia cases cited with six million dollars spent to influence Chilean politics.

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Election fund laws hinder 'usual' convention planning

Washington views the new federal election spending law as constraining national party conventions next summer. Both Democrats and Republicans warn the 52 million cap may be insufficient once counted for donated services and in-kind support, potentially pushing total costs toward 3 million including police, hospitality, and media facilities.

Washington UPI Federal Election Commission FEC PEC Condita Chamber of Commerce American Legion

Weather briefing with cloudy morning and showers

A Monday forecast warns of low clouds clearing late, with partial cloud cover and a chance of showers. Temperatures remain mild today with a forecast high in the upper 30s to 40s and lighter winds across the region.

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Storms Hover Over Great Lakes as Summer Opens

Thunderstorms sweep the western Great Lakes region marking the first full day of summer. The system spans from Lake Superior’s west end through Wisconsin into northeastern Iowa, advancing ahead of a slow moving cold front. The weather disruption contrasts with ongoing discussions on tax changes in the House Ways and Means Committee since 1969.

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Death threats shadow Oakland A's as security tightens

The FBI probes two death threat letters against stars Reggie Jackson and Vida Blue ahead of a game at Oakland Coliseum. Jackson and Blue plan to play, with heavy security and guards escorting them off the field after the contest against Kansas City.

Gakland UPI FBI Oakland A Reggie Jackson Vida Blue Oakland Coliseum Jackson Blue Kansas City Morte Moore Charles C. Finley Finley A's Chicago Heggie Jackson FHI Alvin Dash Joe Rudi Jet Dark

Israel offers land corridor to Sinai oil field in second disengagement

An Israeli official in Jerusalem says a proposed land corridor to the Abu Rodeis oil field in Sinai would satisfy Egypt’s land and sea access demands as part of a second-stage disengagement. Sadat, in Beirut, says non-Israeli ships with no strategic goods could pass through the Suez Canal after a broader Middle East settlement.

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Soviet Marshal challenges WW II lend lease impact claim

In Komsomolskaya Pravda Marshal van K. Bagramyan, deputy defense minister, disputes that the $1 billion in lend lease aid from the United States decisively affected the war outcome. He argues Western historians downplay other factors in Soviet victory.

United States Soviet Union van K. Bagramyan Komsomolskaya Pravda

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