Dossiers on 11000 Nixon era enemies by IRS revealed
Public Citizens group says 11,000 potential Nixon White House enemies were targeted by a secret IRS unit from 1969 to 1973. Documents show 3,000 groups and 8,000 organizations faced covert investigations. questions remain if files were destroyed. They cite 1969 White House pressure and a special task force.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
Nixon White House
Public Citizens’ Tax Research Reform Group
IRS
Federal Tax Agency
National Council of Churches
Americans For Democratic Action
The
John Birch Society
Congress of Racial Equality
United Klans of America, Inc
Founding Church of Scientology
Urban League
White House
John W
Dean III
Senate Watergate Committee
Alexander
Special Services
Tax Group
Justice Department
Kissinger sees chance of SALT II pact next year
Secretary of State Kissinger on Air Force One indicated a better than even chance that a 10 year treaty limiting offensive and defensive missiles will be signed by the United States and Soviet Union in 1975. He noted Ford and Brezhnev could advance numbers and approach during their Vladivostok talks and stressed SALT II aims to prevent costly arms races while easing detente.
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AIR Force One
API
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Soviet Union
Kissinger
Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vladivostok
Ford begins historic Far East tour in Japan
President Ford arrived at Haneda airport Tokyo on the first leg of his Far East trip amid tight security. A 21 gun salute welcomed him as he proceeded to the guest house with Kissinger. 25,000 police protected the event and officials planned further engagements with Emperor Hirohito and Prime Minister Tanaka.
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Tokyo
UPI
Ford
Japan
Haneda
Tokyo Bay
Henry Kissinger
U.S
James D. Hodgson
Takeshi Yasukawa
Pacific
Alaska
Dwight D. Eisenhower
United States
Emperor Hirohito
Kakuei Tanaka
Bromley House Inn Destroyed In Fire In Peru
Fire destroyed the Bromley House inn in Peru on Sunday as units from Peru Londonderry South Londonderry and Winhall battled thick smoke in light snow. The roof collapsed and the interior was gutted by 11 30 am, with no injuries reported. Owner Thomas C Spater estimated a 200000 loss, insured, and state police said the blaze started in a downstairs office and was not suspicious.
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Peru
Bromley
Peru Village
Londonderry
South Londonderry
Winhall
Peru General Store
Congregational Church
Thomas C. Spater
Robert Horton
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Richard Seymour
Spater
Bromley House
Chicago
Vermont
U.S.-Russia intervene in Mideast flare up easing Golan crisis
United Press International reports heavy Israeli gunboat activity against Palestinian camps in Lebanon near the Beirut area with fighting subsiding after U.S. and Soviet pressure. Israel keeps troops on alert as Syria and Egypt respond to moves at the Golan Heights and U.N. observers.
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Golan Heights
Israel
Syria
U.N
Beirut
al Rashidey
Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Golan Front
Abdel Halim Khaddam
Hafez Assad
Noureddin Mohieddinov
Londonderry Man Killed Amid Above-Average Deer Season
Police report the fatal shooting of 62 year old Eugene Ameden of Londonderry on a Saturday afternoon near Hells Peak Road. He was working on a bulldozer clearing a pond site when shot in the back, with a possible second bullet striking an elbow. Ameden died minutes after aid arrived. The case remains under investigation as authorities note the area’s heavy deer kill activity this season.
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Londonderry
Bellows Falls
Eugene Ameden
Hells Peak Road
Ameden
Gerald LeFevre
Thomas DeVito
Elizabeth Pingree
Cpl. LeFevre
Bennington Voters to Ballot Housekeeping Charter Changes
Bennington voters will go to the polls for a special Town Meeting to vote on two charter changes aimed at simplifying legal matters and aligning with state law. Voting runs 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. at North Bennington Firehouse for North Village residents and Catamount Elementary for others. The paper ballot is used as voting machines are impounded for a recount in the attorney general race.
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Jan Slusmon
Bennington
North Bennington
North Village
Catamount
M. Jerome Diamond
Kimberly B. Cheney
Board of Civil
Inside Nixon doctors exam under Judge Sirica Page 2
Gerald Raftery recruits William Shakespeare to analyze the Vermont election as part of a broader set of column notes and commentary. The TRB column covers the Rome foreign delegation conference while Dr Oktavee notes dangers of overdetermined identity seeking. Space philosopher to speak at Hoosac School and Montpelier discusses demolition of historic buildings in progress. UCS fund drive extended. Patriots honored at banquet. End of football at UVM likely definite.
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Nixon
Sirica
Gerald Raftery
William Shakespeare
Vermont
Rome
Oktavee
Hoosac
Montpelier
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Moscow
Brezhnev
Kyoto
Osaka
Seoul
Siberian
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Gwinn
U.s.-Russia
Mideast
United Press International
Damascus
Anwar Sadat
Cairo
Assad
Ismail Fahmi
Egypt
Mordechai Gur
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