Kennedy assassination sparks renewed CIA conspiracy debate
Washington report says a growing web of disclosures could prompt a new inquiry into Kennedy's death. Ford, Fensterwald, and Popkin weigh possibilities, while Rockefeller commission and Senate panels show limited urgency. New documents and CIA links to foreign plots fuel calls for revisiting the Warren Commission conclusions.
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Robert M. Andrews
Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
Fensterwald
Richard Popkin
Washington University
St. Louis
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Ford
Commission
White House
San Diego
Calif
Rockefeller Commission
House
Senate
CLA
James W. McCord Jr
James Earl Ray
Warren
CIA
FBI
Congress
David Bellin
Senate Committee
Bellévéa
Popkin
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Henry B. Gonzalez
D+ Tex
CYA
Breelance
Harold Weisberg
Allen Dulles
Oswald
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Castro
Mexico City
George O'Toole
Ray
Martin Luther King
Robert Kennedy
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Takei rejects Oriental label in TV review
George Takei, star of Star Trek, argues the term Oriental is demeaning and prefers Asian American. The piece notes his PBS play The Year of the Dragon and his past in a WWII relocation center, reflecting on identity and representation.
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Frank Chin
PBS
Takei
Mr. Swe
Fred Eng
San Francisco
Chinatown
Eng
George Takei
Los Angeles
Takeis
Arkansas
Outplacement expert Jim Fuchs guides fired execs to new careers
Jim Fuchs, once an Olympic shot put record holder, now runs Orr-Cuthrall-Fuchs & Associates in New York and Los Angeles. He specializes in outplacement, claiming 85 percent of fired executives secure better jobs and conducts HR seminars for about 6,000 executives. He warns against lavish severance and stresses pretermination planning to preserve motivation and avoid prolonged joblessness.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
New York
Jim Fuchs
Beaveho
Orr-Cuthrall- Fuchs & Associates, Inc
Los
Fuchs
Nine Children Die in Beulah House Fire
Beulah Alabama nine children aged from 14 years to five months died in a house fire at Emma Lee Patterson's home. Sylvester Brown Jr. is charged with the deaths of his five children plus four others and is jailed without bond. Authorities cited marital problems and possible gasoline involvement but warned details could prejudice the case.
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Beulah
Ala
UPI
Sylvester Brown Jr
Brown
Lee County
Opelika
Emma Lee Patterson
James C. Pearson
Pearson
Platte Feeders Meet to Hear Hankins on Livestock Outlook
M. J. Hankins, Stanton County livestock feeder, will address the Platte County Livestock Feeders at their monthly meeting Monday April 21. The Klub 8 gathering begins at 8 pm with a smorgasbord, announced President Leland Nelson of Genoa. Hankins will discuss current livestock trends and outlook. All livestock producers are invited. The roadrunner note explains its name from running along roads ahead of slow vehicles.
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M. J. Hankins
Stanton County
Platte County
Klub 8
Smorgasbord
Leland Nelson
Genoa
Hankins
Wheaton Plaza Shooting Leaves Two Dead In Racially Charged Attack
A white unemployed carpenter identified as Michael Edward Pearch, 29, shot at black motorists near Wheaton Plaza in Maryland, killing two and wounding five before a Montgomery County officer killed him with a shotgun. Police say motive may be racial but offered no firm explanation. Victims include John Sligh and Connie L. Stanley. other wounded range in ages and residences across Rockville Washington Annapolis.
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Montgomery County
Kenneth Watkins
Michael Edward Pearch
Wheaton Plaza
Washington
Pearch
Watkins
John Sligh
Rockville
Connie L. Stanley
Washington D.C
Sligh
Harold Navy
Wheaton
Ralph Gomes
Bryant, Williams
Roslyn Stanley
Annapolis
Social Security Answers From a 70 Year Old Perspective
A Q and A on delaying retirement credits and claiming after 72, plus guidance on assistance for a severely disabled neighbor receiving supplemental security income. It explains how continued work yields extra credits and how SSI may rise with cost of living adjustments, with references to local Social Security and public assistance offices.
Nebraska Public Power District bids and notices overhaul
Public notices list contract bids for steam turbine generator and annunciator system at Gerald Gentleman Station and Kramer Station near Bellevue, with extended deadlines to May 8 and May 21 1975. Details include bid procedures, required deposits, inspection locations, and the district's right to reject all bids. Sealed bids are to be submitted to J.M. White, Director of Purchasing, Columbus Nebraska.
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Nebraska Public Power District
Aim
C.C.T
JM. White
14Th Street
Columbus
Nebraska
C.D.T
P.O. Box
Generation Engineering Department
A.J. Davis
Stearns-Roger Incorporated
South Ash
Denver
Colorado
Board of Directors
D.W
Gerald Gentleman
Sutherland
AJ. Divis
Stearns-Roger
D.W. Hill
J.M White
4 Street
Director of Purchasing
Nebraska Public Fower District
C.W. Hill
Bellevue
J.M. White
Wath Street
Stearns-Roger, Incorporated
Board of Directors of
Manger
Leigh Community School Kindergarten Roundup Planned in April
Leigh Nebraska announces a Kindergarten Roundup on April 25 at 9:30 a.m. in the elementary school kindergarten room for district children who will be five by October 15, 1973. Bring birth certificates and immunization records. an Educational Service Unit 7 nurse will answer questions and conduct vision screening.
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Leigh
Leigh Community School Sill
Educational Service Unit 7
Public meetings Notice Columbus Nebraska 1975
The Board of Equalization will meet April 15, 1975 from noon to 8 pm and the Mayor and City Council will meet April 16, 1975 at 8 pm in Council Chambers City Hall 2220 14th Street Columbus Nebraska. The agenda is available at City Hall and may be modified at the meetings. LEOA BOETTCHER CITY CLERK TREASURER.
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Board OF Equalization
Columbus
Nebraska
Platte County
Amy F. English
Gerald E. Rouse
Gilbert
A. Asche
Garald E. Rouse
14Th Street
Leoa
Boettcher
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