Israelis and Arabs clash near Lebanon border amid farm raid
Four Arab guerrillas and two Israelis were killed when Arab militants attacked a Jewish village near the Lebanese frontier. Israeli air strikes hit Kfar Yuval and a Lebanese village as clashes continued with artillery and Katyusha rockets. A PLO allied group claimed responsibility while diplomatic talks in New York between Rabin Kissinger and Sadat sought a path to peace.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Kfar Chuba
Kfar Yuval
Lebanese Defense Ministry
WAFA
Arkoub
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Nahariya
Metulla
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.N. General Assembly
India
Yaacov Mordechai
Mordechai
Arab Liberation Front
PLO
New York
Yitzhak Rabin
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
Rabin
Ford
Anwar Sadat
Austria
Commission report outlines legal domestic CIA spying
The Rockefeller Commission found many CIA domestic spying acts plainly unlawful yet outlined limited scenarios where mail openings and surveillance could be legal. It suggested mail covers may be allowed in national security cases and possibly during war, with strict rules and FBI or local support. The report also allows targeted infiltration with safeguards, warns against harassing surveillance, and ignores any justification for LSD administration.
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Washington
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Commission
FBI
Rockefeller hints Kennedys may have known of CIA plots
Rockefeller suggested John and Robert Kennedy might have known of CIA plots to kill foreign leaders during a NBC interview. He defended the commission report's lack of details on assassinations and said evidence was inconclusive about White House involvement. He urged Ford to share private evidence with the Church committee.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Robert
Central Intelligence Agency
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
CIA
NBC
Meet the Press
Rockefeller Commission
White House
John
Robert Kennedy
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate Intelligence Committee
Adam Walinsky
Frank Mankiewicz
Sen. Church
Ford
Inequities in Bemidji Property Assessment Report
City council to hear analysis of Bemidji residential assessments from 1972 to 1974 showing gaps where homes of similar value are taxed unevenly. Study, prepared for a council committee, links assessed values with actual selling prices and calls for review amid revenue department guidance.
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Bemidji
Council
State Department of Revenue
Seven year old dies in Park Rapids area traffic crash
A Minnesota youth from Marshall died after a two-vehicle collision near Dorset at Hubbard County roads 7 and 18 in heavy rain. Five other Schultz family members, initially critical, were listed in fair condition at St Joseph's Hospital in Park Rapids. Roy Putzier of Park Rapids remained in fair condition. The crash was investigated by Hubbard County deputies.
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Minnesota
Park Rapids
St. Joseph’s Hospital
John Schultz
Jack
Schultz
Marshall
Jay
Jim
Fargo
Roy Putzier
Putzier
Hubbard County
Dorset
Hubbard County Sheriff's Office
Welfare Board to Review New Federal Child Support Law
Beltrami County Welfare Board meets Tuesday at 9 a.m. in the Courthouse to review a new federal law increasing county responsibilities in securing child support. Agenda includes AFDC and Adult Supplement funding changes, nursing home equipment requests, and licensing discussions for Northome and Hubbard County facilities.
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C.E. Melberg
Beltrami
Jean Slindee
Slindee
AFDC
Melberg
Pete Johaneson
The
Living Waters Inc
Hubbard County
Northome
Welfare Board
Variable clouds with showers and storms today
Variable cloudiness today and tonight with a chance of showers and thunderstorms ending late tonight. Partly cloudy Tuesday with highs near 70. Tonight’s low in the 50s. Precipitation probability about 40 percent. Lake level today 1339.58, normal 1340.
Congress tackles Senate race and intelligence panel crisis
In Washington the Senate debates how to handle the contested New Hampshire election won by Louis C. Wyman or John A. Durkin. In the House, Richard Bolling and Samuel Stratton push a resolution to abolish the intelligence committee amid Nedzi’s resignation as chair. Senior members warn the panel is controlled by men seen as a threat to the United States.
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Washington
House
Senate
New Hampshire
Louis C. Wyman
John A. Durkin
Richard Bolling
D-Mo
Samuel S. Stratton
D-N.y
Intelligence Committee
Lucien N. Nedzi
Becaus
U.S
Bus Crash Kills Nine in Moffat Scotland Outing
A truck sideswiped a tour bus carrying elderly passengers in Moffat Scotland killing nine and injuring 36. Police report brake failure blamed for the Austrian bus disaster Sunday, killing 21 and injuring 23.
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Moffat
Scotland
Europe
Villach
Austria
Earl of Lucan inquest opens on governess murder
Scotland Yard seeks murder verdict against the missing Earl of Lucan in an inquest at Westminster Coroner's Court. Veronica, his estranged wife who was attacked that night, is the chief witness, linked to the Belgravia home where governess Sandra Rivett was killed and the Lucan children live.
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London
Scotland Yard
Earl of Lucan
Westminster
Lucan
Veronica
Sandra Rivett
Belgravia
Lucans
Earl
Chrysler says no 1978 end for big cars despite talks
Detroit AP reports Chrysler Corp. top executives deny plans to drop its largest models in the 1978 model year. Company sources reiterate a shift to smaller cars remains possible, with a flexible changeover possibly delayed to 1979 if sales improve.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Associated Press
Black Muslims reveal assets and leadership changes
Wallace Muhammad, newly installed supreme minister of the Nation of Islam, confirmed the group’s assets total at least 46 million dollars and addressed the long kept secrecy surrounding both finances and membership. Elijah Muhammad died February 26.
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Chicago
Nation of Islam
Elijah Muhammad
Wallace Muhammad
AMA convention faces malpractice, membership, and money crises
Atlantic City delegates confront three major problems at the AMA meeting. Malpractice insurance and a shrinking dues base threaten finances, with a proposed dues rise from 110 to 250 and a 60 per member assessment raising funds. Leaders seek membership growth and consider a national re insurance step to support state insurer efforts.
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N.J
American Medical Association
AMA
Federation
Sammons
House of Delegates
Malcolm C. Todd
Long Beach
Calif
Board of Trustees
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