Congress to Probe Secret Service After Ford Threats
A Senate panel plans to question Secret Service director next week as Congress probes agency performance following two assassination attempts on President Ford. The inquiry examines protection procedures while the agency drafts new rules and considers improved safeguards after incidents involving Sara Jane Moore.
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Secret Service
San Francisco
Senate
Congressional
Philip Buden
Setemain
Chicago
Sara Jane Moore
Appropriations
Treasury
Postal Service and
General Government
H. Stuart Knight
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Moore
Pole Vault Collision Injures Woman In Austin
Susan L. Pyburn of 1605 4th Ave NW collided at 3 10 p m. The Smith car climbed a traffic signal in Austin. Police report damages of 500 to the Smith car and 150 to the City guard post and signal light. Herald Photo by John Enright.
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Susan L. Pyburn
4Th Ave
Smith
Austin
Herald
John Enright
Hearst tapes may influence trial over kidnapping case
Patricia Hearst's affidavits in federal court contrast with earlier taped statements in which she called herself Tania and denounced her family. The documents allege captors frightened her and directed a bank robbery, with threats of immediate killing for any misstep.
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George Jackson
Patricia Hearst
Hoover memo cited in Huston plan dispute
Senate Intelligence Committee studies a July 1970 Hoover memo to Attorney General Mitchell that reportedly objected to the Huston plan’s use of wiretaps break-ins and mail opening for domestic spying. The document, not previously disclosed, could shift views amid hearings led by Sen. Church as James Angleton testifies on mail surveillance links. The memo’s exact contents remain undecided and open to interpretation.
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Security Agency
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Huston
Frank Church
D-Idaho
James J. Angleton
CIA
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House Judiciary Committees
Tom Charles Huston
Larson Industries lays off 175 workers in Minnesota plant
About 175 employees at Larson Industries Inc. boat plant in Little Falls were laid off for at least two weeks. The action, ordered by a federal bankruptcy judge, follows a six month strike settlement with the Steelworkers Union. 50 workers remain on site and others may be recalled by seniority.
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Herald Classified Ad Locates Summer Auto Help
A garage manager placed a low cost Herald want ad for a full time summer automotive installation assistant. The ad ran in the help wanted section for two days and sought immediate calls to 433-8851 or a listed contact to place similar ads.
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Help Wanted
St Olaf hospital raises room rates by 72 percent
St Olaf Hospital trustees announced a 72 percent rate increase effective Oct 1 1975. Private rooms rise to 64 and semi private to 60.50 per day with an average 6 dollar daily bump. Malpractice insurance and costs drive the hike.
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St. Olaf
Dokken
Oil countries seen raising crude price by 5 to 15 percent
In Vienna the oil cartel opened a price fixing meeting expected to run two or three days with forecasts of a crude price rise from about 5 to 15 percent or 50 cents to 1.50 a barrel. Citgo case involves improper overseas payments and false invoicing to a Swiss bank amounting to 30000 dollars for political purposes. The Senate aims to end the anti busing filibuster blocking a 36.2 billion Labor HEW appropriations bill. Lynette Fromme prepares to defend herself after being cleared for trial on an attempted assassination charge against President Ford.
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Vienna
Austria
Citgo
New York
Cities Service Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
Wall Street Jounal
Washington
Senate
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Fromme
Sacramento
Calif
Lynette Fromme
Ford
Charles Manson
Miss Fromme
Hearst Affidavit Claims Kidnappers Caused Mental Duress
Patricia Hearst swears under oath she was driven to insanity by her Symbionese Liberation Army captors. She describes torture isolation and threats that led to a distorted sense of reality and says she believed she was losing her sanity. A psychiatric panel is being arranged as the case moves toward trial.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
Tania
Miss Hearst
Cloudy memory clouds Mrs Moore after Ford shooting
Sara Moore, 45, charged with attempting to assassinate President Ford, is ordered to undergo psychiatric tests in San Diego with results due by Nov 18. A former Marine deflected her .38 revolver. a bystander was hurt. Moore has been linked to leftist groups and FBI files as an informer.
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San Francisco
Sara Moore
Ford
U.S
Owen Woodruff
San Diego
Metropolitan
Hewitt
U.S. Atty
James L. Browning Jr
Eloise Strikes Florida Panhandle Leaving Massive Damage
Disaster relief workers assess devastation from Hurricane Eloise along a 40 mile Florida coast. One death reported, damages up to 100 million, hundreds homeless. Officials name five counties worst hit and Governor Askew mobilizes 400 guards. Tornadoes touch down in several cities as rains extend inland.
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Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Florida Panhandle
Eloise
Tennessee
Panama City
Robert Smith
Florida
Division of Emergency Preparedness
Okaloosa
Walton
Bay
Holmes
Washington
H. Gene Smith
Smith
Reubin Askew
Ford
Alabama
Georgia
Hartford
Ala
Jacksonville
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