Ford to Release Rockefeller CIA Report Publicly
President Ford plans to disclose the Rockefeller Commission findings on the CIA while keeping assassination plot details secret from the public, with those aspects later shared with the Senate intelligence committee. The White House aims to announce the move during a 7:30 p.m. EDT news conference as Sen. Church's panel questions Maheu and Bissell.
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Washington
Ford
Rockefeller Commission
Central Intelligence Agency
Commission
White House
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Ron Nelsen
Senate
Frank Church
Idaho
Robert Maheu
Howard Hughes
Richard Bissell
Schedule of Pages VS-Mkt.-2 Area News
The editorial and sports pages are outlined for VS-Mkt.-2 area coverage with sections on news, society, comics, TV listings and classified legals. Readers are directed to pages 4 10 11 6 7 15 16 17 for specific items.
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Vs-Mkt
Society
Comics-Tv
Governor Rampton calls for abolition of property taxes nationwide
New Orleans AP report notes Utah Governor Calvin L. Rampton urges phasing out all property taxes and replacing them with diversified revenue sources. He says reform would take decades and require lifting local tax restrictions while smoothing inflation pressures. other conference remarks address Wallace and Democratic nominations.
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New Orleans
Calvin L. Rampton
Utah
Rampton
Louisiana
Edwin D. Edwards
Alabama
George C. Wallace
State man drowns after fall from boat
A St. Paul man identified as Paul Edward Neid, 44, drowned after falling from a boat on O'Brien Lake, about 30 miles north of Brainerd. The body was recovered from roughly 15 feet of water in Crow Wing County.
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Brainerd, Minn
St. Paul
O'Brien Lake
Brainerd
Crow Wing
Paul Edward Neid
Rent five room modern house near Brownsdale
Advertisement notes strong Austin housing demand and offers a low cost want ad option. Available immediately a five room modern house with garage near Brownsdale. Call after 6 pm. XXX-XXXX. Ad ran under rental classification for one day and was scheduled to run three days. You pay only for times the ad is run.
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Austin
Herald
Brownsdale
Vandals suspected as fire guts Concrete Units plant
Fire officials report extensive damage to Concrete Units Inc batching plant at 495 lth St NE after a blaze Sunday afternoon. Fire Chief Dan Miller says vandals likely started it and the state fire marshal will investigate. no injuries and no immediate job losses reported.
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Concrete Units Inc
Lth
St. NE
Austin
Dan Miller
Richard E. Mickelson
Michelson
Mickelson
Miller
German trains crash head on near Munich. 36 dead 86 hurt
A head on collision of two passenger trains on the Munich Bad Toelz line leaves 36 dead and 86 injured amid a chaotic rescue. Officials note one engineer is dead and the other missing. the wreck occurs near Warngau south of Munich with many trapped passengers and helicopters ferrying victims.
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Munich
West Germany
Alpine
Bad Toelz
Warngau
Schaftlach
U.S. Army
Green Berets
Kurt Gscheidle
Red Cross
Ruhr
One of state's worst weekends on highways
Seventeen people died in Minnesota traffic crashes over a two day period, the worst weekend on record. The State Patrol reported the toll for 1975 at 219, up from 289 a year earlier. Notable deaths included Ellery Peppin, 24, of St. Paul, in a motorcycle collision, and Susan Sipe, 5, of Crookston, who died after a bicycle accident injuries.
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Associated Press
Minnesota
State Patrol
Ellery Peppin
St. Paul
Susan Sipe
Crookston
Israel Refuses Sinai Withdrawal Without New Egyptian Offer
Israel will not alter its Sinai troop withdrawal terms unless Egypt presents a new proposal. Prime Minister Rabin faced Kissinger urging fresh ideas for a Ford meeting, while Egypt-Syria peace talks stalled. In Minnesota, elderly Hellen McLane died after a car strike, as two fatal accidents claimed five more lives in the region.
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Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai Desert
Egypt
Yitzhak Rabin
Kissinger
Washington
Ford
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Rabin
Geneva
Pine Plains Pro Golfer Leads LPGA Tour Open
JoAnne Carner shot a five under par 68 to seize a three stroke lead in the opening round of the $50,000 LPGA Tour event in Pine Plains New York.
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Pine Plains
N.Y
JoAnne Carner
Aug 106th Birthday of Mrs Corcoran at Sacred Heart Hospice
Mrs Margaret Corcoran of Austin was honored on her 106th birthday at Sacred Heart Hospice. A Mass celebrated by her grandson Rev John Corcoran opened a reception with family members, tracing her life from Jessland Minnesota to Gaylord Minnesota and Sacred Heart since 1963.
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Margaret Corcoran
Austin
Sacred Heart Hospice
Casion
John Corcoran
Dems battle over Ford energy plan faces rout of amendments
Congress debates the administration backed energy tax package as Ways and Means prepares to take up the bill amid about 160 amendments. The plan would raise gasoline taxes by up to 20 cents through gradual steps with rebates for about 45 percent of Americans. In other action, Senate debate on the Durkin Wyman NH race opens with Rules Committee deadlocked on recount procedures.
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Congress
Ford
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate
John A. Durkin
Louis C. Wyman
New Hampshire
Norris Cotton
Senate Rules Committee
Durkin
Wyman
Rules Committee
Free swimming at Austin pool begins Tuesday
Austin Park and Recreation Dept announces free swimming at the municipal pool starting Tuesday weather permitting. For the first time, the public swims free during all open hours this summer with no general admission fees. Hours are 9 am to 12 noon 1 to 5 pm and 6 30 to 9 30 pm weekdays and 1 to 5 pm and 6 30 to 9 pm weekends.
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Austin
Austin Park and Recreation Dept
Banks Cut Prime Rate to 7 Percent After City Bank Move
Major banks nationwide reduced the prime rate to seven percent following First National City Bank's drop to six percent. The rate guides the interest on short term commercial loans. In Kansas City a fire killed three children when a candle touched a house with no electricity. Eight others escaped as Anna Mae Johnson, unemployed since January, used the candle for light for eight children and two grandchildren. In New Orleans Governor George C Wallace dismissed Democratic governor opposition, saying he’s in good shape and has only the people with him in the campaign.
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New York
First National City Bank
Kansas City
Anna Mae Johnson
New Orleans
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Philippines and China establish diplomatic ties in Beijing
Peking broadcasts report Manila and Beijing sign a communique opening relations as President Ferdinand Marcos and Premier Chou En Lai meet. The move marks a major shift in Philippine foreign policy amid anti Communist stance. In Virginia three Duffy brothers will join West Point together on July 7 becoming the first trio to enter the academy simultaneously.
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Philippines
China
Peking
Ferdinand &. Marcos
Choy En-lai
Hsinhua
West Point
Hampton, Va
U.S. Military Academy
N.Y
Michael Eugene Duffy
Mathew Joseph Duffy
William Ryan Duffy II
Duffys
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