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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1975
Page
13
Dr. William Shockley a 1956 Nobel Prize winner for the transistor spoke at a Minneapolis Kiwanis Club meeting proposing lie detector tests for participants at this week’s Nobel conference over the issue of racial genetic superiority.
President Ford dedicated the $125 million J Edgar Hoover FBI Building in Washington saying the dedication extends to equal justice and liberty under law. FBI Director Kelley received a special badge as Ford noted Hoover’s pioneering public service and decades of leadership. emeritus workers move in, with public access planned for Wednesday to view Hoover’s desk and other artifacts.
FBI report for January to June 1975 indicates serious crime rose 13 percent overall, with robbery up 17 percent, murder and rape up 4 percent each, aggravated assault 9 percent, and property crimes up 13 percent. Attorney General Levi cautions no great solace in the slowdown.
UPI reports a spike in threats against President Ford in the first 22 days of September. An ATF official described two alarming episodes, including a potential hit offer to an undercover agent and a violent plan linked to a militant organization.
Three men abducted GM executive William Schulenberg his wife Ruth and their three sons ages 11 15 and 16 in Ypsilanti Michigan held them overnight and released them after a reported $54000 ransom was paid authorities sought three suspects FBI not yet involved pending federal kidnap criteria police said a courier delivered the money to the family home early Tuesday in a case that left the executives family unharmed and the investigation ongoing
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