Ford bars wiretapping and tightens intelligence secrecy
President Ford announced orders prohibiting CIA and other agencies from domestic electronic or physical surveillance. He pressed for a new secrecy law with criminal penalties for leaks and broad powers to block publication. He urged warrants for national security taps and mail opening.
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Ronald Reagan
Aid to India Cut as U S Withholds 76 Million
The State Department canceled a 76 million general economic aid program for India for the current fiscal year due to strained U S Indian relations. Talks on 75 million in aid for 1977 were postponed to September. Food assistance remains, including grain credits.
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Indira Gandhi
MPLA Recognized by Four More European Nations
Britain Italy Holland and Denmark joined France in recognizing the Soviet backed MPLA as Angola's government. The UK urged withdrawal of Cuban and South African troops as tempers called for ending the bloodshed. Denmark warned it will withhold aid while MPLA is backed by Soviet and Cuban forces. The United States and nearby states supported rival factions earlier. The MPLA controls most of the country with Soviet arms and Cuban support.
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Henry Kissinger
Joan of Arc and Noah's Wife Questioned in Index
A fragmented index item asks about a biblical or historical link, noting Joan of Arc and Noah. It presents uncertainty over whether Joan is Noah's wife, hinting at misattribution in the text.
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AAA Lodges Suit Against Long Trucks
AAA Motor Club of Iowa filed in Scott county district court seeking a permanent injunction to block IDOT from allowing 65 foot double bottom trucks on Iowa highways. The suit argues the rule is unconstitutional and bypasses due process and legislative checks.
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Soviet says embassy radiation below minimum health levels
Moscow reports the Soviet Union admits electromagnetic radiation present at the U S embassy but states levels are below the minimum sanitary standards in the USSR. Lavestia rejects claims of danger to embassy staff and blames circulating rumors on attempts to damage Sino Soviet relations. A joint U S Soviet check found radiation within normal city levels due to common urban sources.
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Patty Hearst Testifies On SLA Kidnapping Truths In Court
Patty Hearst tells the court the Symbionese Liberation Army enjoyed strong support after the San Francisco bank robbery. She cites DeFreeze promising money and recounts witnessing the gang counting loot of 10,860 dollars. Defense questions coercion while judge signals doubts about her statements.
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Groups Pressure Ford On Cancer Board Posts
Washington AP groups representing labor consumer and environmental interests urge President Ford to appoint their candidates to the National Cancer Advisory Board. They seek broader representation including labor and public interest voices and emphasize a curative focus over prevention as terms for six board seats expire this year.
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Cancer Advisory
U S Personal Income Rose in January 1 Percent
U S personal income rose one percent in January driven by payroll gains in service sectors and government payments. Commerce Department data show a $13.6 billion monthly advance, bringing annualized personal income to about $1.319 trillion after seasonal adjustments.
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