Colby to stay on job until Bush returns and confirmed
CIA Director William Colby resumes duties on Ford's request to lead with full authority until George Bush returns from Peking and is confirmed as director by the Senate. Hearings are scheduled before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the House Intelligence panel as officials weigh Colby's future amid Africa events and agency allegations.
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Ford
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Peking
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China
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Colby
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Portugal
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Didaho
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D-N.y
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Albion group launches membership drive for clinic funds
Albion Development Company president Dougal Evans announced a membership drive to raise funds for the Medical Clinic building, bought in 1974 for $60,000. Dr. Roy James Smith practiced there until his death and rent was applied to the purchase price, leaving a $36,005 balance.
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Dougal Evans
Albion Development Company, Inc
Drivhe Clinic
John McFée
Roy James Smith
Evans
Sarnoff resigns RCA post after 56 years
Robert Sarnoff resigns as chairman and chief executive of RCA Corp ending a 56 year Sarnoff family era. Anthony Conrad, 54, will assume CEO duties. chairman post to remain vacant. Sarnoff, 67, departs Dec 31 after steering RCA through restructuring talks and policy streamlining.
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New York
Robert Sarnoff
RCA Corp
Sarnofff
Sarnoff
RCA
Anthony Conrad
RGA
David Sarnoff
Lotus
Sarnet
Europe
Far East
London
Samoff
Marconi Co
Judge orders 78 to stand trial in 1970 coup case
Rome news reports Judge Filippo Fiore ordered 78 defendants to stand trial over a 1970 coup plot led by Prince Junio Valerio Borghese. The group included four army generals and several officers. Prosecutor Claudia Vitalone was told to investigate claims that former President Richard Nixon knew of the charges. No trial date set.
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UPL
Kaly
Filippo Fiore
Fiore
Claudia Vitalone
Richard M. Nixon
Prince Junio
Valerio Borghese
Spain
Oliver! matinee for seniors offered in David City
Aquinas presents Oliver! for Butler County seniors on November 18 at the Aquinas gym. Transportation to nursing homes and Sunshine Courts is provided. Matinee starts at 12 45. Admission is free and open to anyone 65 and over. Sponsored by David City Bank, First National Bank, The Bank at Brainard, and Farmer's State Bank in Rising City.
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Aquinas
David City
Sunshine Courts
David City Bank
First National Bank
Bank At
Brainard
Farmer's State Bank
Rising City
Museums and Art Galleries Flourishing in Britain
More than 900 museums and art galleries operate across Great Britain reflecting a vibrant cultural landscape. The sector includes historic houses, specialized venues, and major national institutions drawing visitors domestically and from abroad.
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Museu
Great Britain
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