Domestic Subversives Targeted by FBI in 1942 1968
FBI conducted hundreds of breaking operations against 338 targets labeled domestic subversives from 1942 to 1968 and against related groups into 1968. Senate testimony by Frank Church highlighted aggressive surveillance, while Nixon faced pressure to testify about intelligence activities. A federal judge ordered Nixon to provide deposition in a suit linked to tapped phones.
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Burns Warns Inflation Could Cool Recovery
Federal Reserve Chair Arthur Burns told the Senate budget committee that inflation already hampers the economic recovery and warned against new unemployment spending. He urged reducing federal outlays, arguing any new jobs would be short lived if inflation rises, while market fears grow over price increases in food, cars, steel, aluminum, and chemicals. Treasury Secretary William Simon said a modest oil price rise will not derail the recovery.
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Patty Hearst Named Pure Suspect in Bank Robbery Killing
San Francisco authorities consider Patty Hearst a prime suspect in an armed Carmichael bank robbery and killing. CBS News tied a ransom of identified money to the house where Hearst was arrested. FBI raids, diary entries, and connections to SLA members surfaced as investigations expanded.
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Daly City
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Harrie Almee
Ford and Democrats Agree to Oil Price Controls Extension
President Ford and Senate Democrats reached a compromise to extend oil price controls for domestic production to November 15 1973. The deal ends the stalemate with Democratic leaders stating Ford assured the delay would be accepted and a joint committee would work on long term energy legislation.
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House Vote Clouds Prospects For Panama Canal Treaty
Washington action hardens stance for U S control of the canal. The House rejected funds to surrender privileges in the Panama Canal Zone by 214 to 17, signaling a hard line as Panama claims greater control. The dispute follows a Panamanian leak and a protest at the U S embassy in Panama.
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It Was Easy to Shoot Ford Says Moore in Interview
Sara Jana Moore, jailed on charges of attempting to assassinate President Ford, spoke in a San Francisco County jail interview about her motive. She said the act felt like target practice, blamed FBI ties, and described her actions as an ultimate protest shaped by rage and isolation from radicals. She faces psychiatric evaluation in San Diego after arrest.
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Danville
Calif
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SLA
Ballantyne Salary Controversy Then Cedar Rapids Hearing
DES MOINES State Senator Willard Hansen cited an $11 300 raise for Ballantyne at Kirkwood Community College as evidence of local boards acting irresponsibly after the 1975 removal of superintendent salary ceilings. Kirkwood President Jensen defended the action and noted the total package included a $5 200 tax sheltered annuity.
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Selby Ballantyne
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Cedar Rapids Board
Cedar Rapids
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Ballantyne
Jensen
Bellendorf
New Superintendent Of C R Schools Picked
A news conference is set for 5 pm Thursday to name the Ca dur Rapids Community Schools new superintendent. The incoming leader will attend and answer questions. the search began last July when Craig Currie resigned to take a post in Mercer Island, Washington. The field narrowed from many applicants with the help of a $200 daily consultant and multiple closed sessions.
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Ed Beatty
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Mercer Island
Sign in loan window promises debt freedom
A loan company touts that customers can borrow enough money to "get completely out of debt" in a window sign. The copy claims relief from indebtedness, urging action to secure funds.
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