Slaying of CIA Officer Blamed On Disclosures
Washington officials warn public disclosures about CIA operations risk harm to agents. Richard S. Welch, 46, a CIA presence listed as special assistant to the Athens ambassador, was shot after a Christmas party near his Athens home. The case ties to prior reports labeling him CIA and follows ongoing concerns from CIA leadership.
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Athens
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Ohio Lottery Draw Delayed One Day for Christmas
The Buckeye 1,000 contest drawing shifts to Friday because of Christmas. Seven finalists remain in the running for a monthly prize of up to $1,000, including Donald Elmore of Dayton and Helen Kemple of Walbridge among others.
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Cincinnati
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Emma Ward
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CIA veteran Welch remembered in Athens service
Welch, a 1951 Harvard graduate and former Department of the Army analyst, arrived in Athens five months ago after diplomatic work in Peru Guatemala and Cyprus. Embassy officials offered little on his family, though reports say he had at least three children including two in the United States.
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Ohioans chosen as Bicentennial Couriers to Europe and beyond
Eleven Ohio high school students will be picked to serve as Bicentennial Couriers to Europe South America and the Far East next summer through the Youth for Understanding exchange program. The 184 participants from 29 states will live with host families in 25 countries for two months.
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Far East
Youth For Understanding International
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Kennedy aide calls JFK tales all lies on report
Kenneth P. O'Donnell, JFKs aide, denies Time magazine claims of sexual involvement with women, stating the reports are false and part of a campaign aimed at Edward M Kennedy. He notes the women served press tasks for Pierre Saligner and Secret Service codes Fiddle and Faddle were used on trips.
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O Donnell
Pierre Salinger
O'Donnell
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Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
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