Baltimore grand jury probes police dossiers on dissidents
The Baltimore grand jury hears testimony on reports that the police department secretly compiled dossiers on black activists and dissidents. Officials including Rep. Parren Mitchell and council members are named in accounts, with criticism of Police Commissioner Donald Pomerleau and the Inspectional Service Division for espionage-like activities spanning years.
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Dvision
Bescoming
A Kim
Two Men Held On Charges of Siphoning Gas
Two men were held on larceny charges after police allegedly caught them siphoning gasoline from construction equipment in the 200 block of Waconia Avenue SW. Leland Hepker, 18, and Edward Kostia, 19, were arrested at 1 20 a.m. Friday beside a pickup truck with several filled gas cans and a siphoning tube. Both men were jailed on $125 bonds. the gear belonged to R B Burch Co.
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Television Listings P KCRG TV Cedar Rapids Area
Television listings for KCRG Cedar Rapids and partner stations include news weather and a mix of game and film programming. It shows several local channels in nearby cities with schedules featuring news at various times and a range of shows from game shows to classic films and a late night movie block.
DES Traces Found in Iowa and Kansas Beef Livers
The Agriculture Department reported two more DES residues in beef livers from animals raised in Kansas and Iowa. One liver came from a Kansas heifer near Whitewater and was found in Hutchinson processing plant. the other from Sutherland, Iowa, located in an Oakland plant. Over the year seven DES contaminations were detected among 4,080 liver samples. no muscle tissue had tests positive.
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Beating and Robbery Reported in Greene Square Park
Kenneth Johns of 403 Second Avenue SE says two Black men in their early 20s robbed him at 1:50 am Friday in Greene Square Park. They demanded money, beat him when he refused, and took his wallet containing $40 and personal papers. Johns did not require medical care.
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Nations urged to limit beef exports to avoid quotas
In Washington, officials push voluntary restraint from major beef suppliers to avert mandatory U.S. import quotas. Yeutter says 1975 imports may reach about 1.15 billion pounds with voluntary levels, while no hard decision on enforcement exists as quarterly estimates set baselines and trigger quotas.
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Trader's Tactics Of Little Help To Car Dealer
Auto dealer George Nouhan in Hamtramck Michigan reports a sales slump despite a range of barter trades including livestock, an airplane and leases. He notes national auto sales are down about 30 percent and says profit is no longer his goal, just moving stock through unconventional trades while planning open houses for elderly residents at Munich airport and coordinating with Roy Jameson.
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Famil ‘Ly
Geneva
Jameson
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Student Runs Amok in Bulgarian University Killings
In Vienna on Christmas Day a Bulgarian student in a university hostel opened fire, killing six students and injuring ten. Bulgarian news agency BTA cites a preliminary inquiry naming Branimir Donchey as the shooter, with three victims foreign students and no disclosed identities.
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Branimir Donchey
Durvenitsa
Bid to Use Nuclear Arms in Quemoy Crisis Revealed
Washington reports quote columnist Jack Anderson claiming U S military officials deceived President Eisenhower in 1950 to push for nuclear weapon use during the Quemoy Matsu crisis. A Rand Corp memo and Ellsberg burglary documents allegedly show plans to bomb China’s munitions dumps, with Dulles and Eisenhower considering high risk options as the crisis cooled without U S action.
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Man Charged in Theft at Motel in Coralville
Larry C. Teig, 21, of Jewell, is held in Johnson county jail on charges of larceny in the nighttime after a Ramadawn motel incident. An undisclosed cash amount was taken from the office register while the desk clerk was out. Teig was arrested shortly after 2:30 a.m. while attempting to hide in the building.
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Larry C. Teig
FAA Criticized in Paris Crash Report
Washington reports a Paris crash inquiry blames FAA for not mandating door design fixes on the DC 10. The 346 deaths make it the worst air tragedy. the report questions certification and enforcement actions after prior cargo door incidents.
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Kuwait oil policy aims to avoid hurting U.S. and Britain
Kuwait's Abdul Rahman Atiki said the oil-rich nation will not push production to injure Western interests. He noted Kuwait owns 60 percent of foreign operations, prefers participation agreements to nationalization, and seeks higher prices to offset inflation while funding Arab world military needs.
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