Oswald Truth Said, CIA Investigator Says
Former CIA officialusing the psychological stress evaluator on Oswald recordings concludes he told the truth denying killing Kennedy. George OToole argues in The Assassination Tapes that Oswald was framed by Dallas police,FBI and others and that some Warren Commission witnesses lied.
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Washington Post opposes Meskill for federal judgeship
The Washington Post editorial urges against confirming former Connecticut Governor Thomas J. Meskill to a high federal judgeship citing emotion over thought in key issues and concerns about his ethics and role in leasing profits. It partially disagrees with the American Bar Association on lack of experience and warns he has not shown the judiciary's necessary careful judgment.
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Barbara Walters
Franco Harris
Sonny Jurgensen
George Foreman
Julius Erving
Treasury
William Simon
Lowell Weicker
John Glenn
Rose Kennedy
Ford
Cavett
Gas supplies glut markets
A surplus of gasoline in the United States has sparked price wars and pressure on dealers. Oil companies allegedly push stores to stay open and take large supplies at high prices to boost volume while selling cheap to independents. API cites stocks 10 percent higher than a year ago at 244 million barrels, highest since 1971. Dealers from New Jersey and Pennsylvania report pressure from Sun, Shell, Mobil, and Esso. Shell denies forced allocations.
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Frank Stainton
Saudi Arabia
Ford
John Lichtblau
Minnesota
New England unemployment climbs to 10 percent in January
Unemployment in New England rose from 8.2 percent in December 1974 to 10 percent in January 1975. Rhode Island led with 13.8 percent, followed by Maine 10.6 and Massachusetts 10.4. Total jobless reached 549,000, up 94,000 from December due to seasonal layoffs and manufacturing cuts, with retail trade and construction most affected.
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Streisand Tops Ford at Kennedy Center Special Olympics Benefit
President Ford and daughter Susan attended a Joseph P Kennedy Jr Foundation gala for the International Special Olympics. Barbra Streisand wowed a celebrity packed Kennedy Center audience while Dick Cavett hosted. The event also served as a premiere for Streisand’s Funny Lady.
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UPI
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Dick Cavett
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Streisand
Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
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Susan Ford
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Cavett
Betty Ford Improves After Health Setback
Mrs. Ford shows progress after an arthritic flare in back and neck. Press secretary Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld says she spent days in bed but is around a bit, treated with hot packs and massage for a pinched nerve. Dr. Lukash calls yesterday a very good day. she misses Carla Hills swearing in.
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UPI
Betty Ford
Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld
William Lukash
White House
Lukash
FBI Seeks Two Most Wanted Women Saxe and Power
FBI search for Susan Saxe and Katherine Power, once top Brandeis students, expands as officers investigate their possible locations in Connecticut and Kentucky. Reports say the pair lived briefly in New Haven and Lexington while blending into counter culture and using false identities.
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UPI
Susan Saxe
Katherine Power
FBI
Brandeis University
Connecticut
Kentucky
Saxe and Power
Angela Davis
Marin County
Calif
Harold J. Daley
Bernardine Rae Dohrn
Weathermen
Students For A Democratic Society
Michigan
Miss Saxe
Miss Power
Lexington
University of Kentucky
New Haven
Late storms sweep midwest with heavy snow and closures
A late winter snowstorm swept the middle Mississippi Valley delivering up to a foot of snow in Hunter Kansas and six inches in southern Illinois. Jonquils near Easter time were buried as roads became snowpacked, schools closed, and cars skidded off highways across Effingham and DuQuoin with police reporting slick conditions and several pullouts.
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Hunter
Kan
Illinois
Duquoin
Bill Maurizio
Effingham, Ill
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