Plot to drug columnist comes to light in report
A Senate intelligence committee staff report says the Nixon White House explored drugging syndicated columnist Jack Anderson to embarrass him but abandoned the plan as impractical after E. Howard Hunt discussed using a behavior altering drug with a former CIA physician. The report found no evidence of a plot to assassinate Anderson and noted a CIA unit for assassinations and kidnappings but none proved to have carried out such actions.
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Local woman participates in Vermont insurance course
Mrs. Frederick R. (Nancy A.) Fredette of Biddeford Maine and the Portland Maine agency of National Life Insurance Co. of Vermont is among 23 selected field and company representatives in the 103rd set of career advancement courses at the firm’s home office in Montpelier. She studied life insurance client services including income protection.
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Advertising Chief Links TV Violence to Declining Ad Interest
J Walter Thompson president cites March poll showing 10 percent of viewers may not buy products due to violence in programs eight percent say they consciously avoid a product. He expects further drops and notes growing public hostility to violent TV. He urges clients to evaluate negatives of violent programming.
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Don Johnston
J. Walter Thompson, Co
American Advertising Federation
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European Bargain Faihar Leadership Amid Portia Overture
A fragmented item notes Robert E. Lee leadership in a European bargain context tied to Portia’s overture. The readable text mentions port city links and regional figures, suggesting a political or strategic commerce tone without clear dates or outcomes.
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Robert E. Lee
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Water seepage blamed for collapse of Tetondam
Washington AP report identifies seepage through concrete barriers and grout lines as the likely cause of the Idaho Teton dam breach during fill. Officials cite high reservoir pressure and underground flow turning into a break at the dam face, with focus on engineering safeguards and a looming congressional inquiry.
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Hays Wins renomination amid payroll scandal scrutiny
Rep Wayne Hays, embroiled in a payroll sex scandal probe, wins renomination in Ohio 15th district over Nick Karnick and advances to face Ralph McCoy and William Crabbe in the general election. Hays plans to return to Washington as ethics and DOJ inquiries continue.
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Oil tycoon J Paul Getty will buried in marble mausoleum etc
The will of billionaire oilman J Paul Getty filed in Los Angeles County Court directs burial in a small marble mausoleum and gives ten dollars to anyone later declared to be a wife or child. The estate, valued between two and four billion, largely benefits the J Paul Getty Museum Malibu with other bequests to four surviving sons and friends.
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