12 Jan 1976
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1976
Page
1
CIA files released by Frank R. Olson's family show agents secretly gave LSD to the Army scientist before his 1953 death by own action. The long file includes 66 notes and memos, tied to an agreement not to sue the government over his death and a White House push to award Olson's family 1.25 million dollars.
About 5 000 Palestinian guerrillas launched a major attack to reach refugee camps ringed by Christian militiamen as fighting intensified through the night. The casualty toll stood at 60 killed and 78 wounded with clashes across Beirut and in northern eastern and southern Lebanon.
The West Virginia legislature convenes Wednesday and interim subcommittees have begun making recommendations. Multiple upcoming-session stories appear on page 3 of this morning's Daily Telegraph.
Firefighters probing the Pathfinder Hotel rubble in Fremont Nebraska feared the death toll could reach 20 after an explosion Saturday. Twelve bodies were found by Sunday night and more than 80 injured, with at least six missing.
Ecuador's three top military commanders seized control after President Guillermo Rodriguez Lara resigned amid political turmoil and violence. The junta pledged to honor the 1945 constitution and hand power to a civilian government by end of 1977, while declaring a state of siege and curfew.
At the OAU Angola peace summit in Addis Ababa delegates were split 22 to 22 on endorsing MPLA recognition versus a coalition government with no foreign intervention. MPLA opponents Savimbi and Roberto urged cease fire and elections while protesting U.S. policy in Lagos. Neto did not attend.
Mourners line up for miles in Peking as Premier Chou En-lai's body is cremated at Papaoshan Cemetery after death from cancer at 78. Officials, including Wang Hung-en and Teng Hsiaoping, attend as public mourning runs Monday to Wednesday.
The AFGE considering whether to seek organizing rights for active duty personnel while the Association of Civilian Technicians and the Maritime Union discuss mobilizing 700 000 Army Navy and Air Force Reservists The Pentagon warns that bargaining could erode command authority and harm national defense ambitions Vincent Paterno leads the civilian technicians push and would not disclose details
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