Klan Adapts Image While Pursuing Same Goals
Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton says Klan members wear business suits to conventions, while robes remain ceremonial. Leaders claim similarity to secret societies and push through established channels. Dale Reusch of Ohio runs as presidential candidate for United Klans as Venable disputes his Catholic membership claim.
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Klan Backing Candidates Secretly as Endorsement Era Nears
The National Knights of the Ku Klux Klan signals covert support for political candidates with 1980 endorsements anticipated. Alabama Gov. George Wallace shown as favored. sentiment for Ronald Reagan noted. Convention at a Stone Mountain gathering marred by violence as Klansmen clash with attendees. Imperial Wizard James Venable seeks calm while leaders claim growing power.
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U.S. proposes sweeping reforms to aid developing nations
At the UN Moynihan outlined a package to narrow the gap between have and have not nations. Proposals include a $10 billion financing agency for export fluctuations, expanded World Bank IFC capital, and creation of an International Energy Institute and an Investment Trust Fund to attract private capital.
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Ecuador Curfew Follows Failed Coup in Quito Bloodshed
President Guillermo Rodriguez Lara imposed a curfew and ordered arrests of Civic Junta members after a 12 hour uprising that saw a rebel tank unit seize the presidential palace before loyal forces retook it. At least 12 killed and 80 wounded. 17 dead according to later counts.
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UPI
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ILC Products reports six month 1975 results in Elkhart
Elkhart, Indiana ILC Products Company, Inc. posts six month 1975 net sales of 4,832,105 versus 5,307,722 in 1974, but turns a net profit of 125,569 compared with a 40,747 loss last year. Earnings per share total 11 cents, with last year at a 3 cent loss. The Chanute plant sits in the local industrial park.
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