Washington bribery and CIA sex blackmail expose shock readers
The piece outlines a corruption pattern in Washington where trucking interests bought influence to raise interstate weights, with TON contributions totaling over 61,000 dollars to House members and sizable sums to senators and national committees. It also recounts a CIA blackmail scheme using love traps and one way mirrors in New York and San Francisco, with efficiency apartments, surveillance, and a Mission Impossible style painting as a concealment device.
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Washington, D.C
Congress
White House
House
Trucking
Truck Operators Nonpartisan Committee
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
New York City
San Francisco
CIA
New York
CIA sex traps and Indian-like covert operations expose a Cold War club
The article alleges CIA rooms used by male and female prostitutes through a hidden wall panel for surveillance shows in Greenwich Village apartments paid with special funds. It claims Russian methods of blackmail inspired the scheme and notes narcotics officers used the spaces on off-nights. It reports $160 monthly rent per apartment, plus food and liquor billed to a bank account near the New York narcotics office. The piece also covers SAC luxury lodges in Labrador for U.S. officers, their costs, and a Pentagon decision to close them, plus a separate note on John Molinari’s multiple government and union salaries.
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CIA
Bureau of Narcotics
Narcs
Greenwich Village
New York
Bob Owens
America First and the Vanishing Generosity
Paul Harvey critiques a shift to America first, noting reduced aid to others as U.S. wealth and resources wane. He recalls Vietnam and Nixon era policies, cites Kissinger on rebuilding North Vietnam, and parodies Cub Scout rocket attempts while urging focus on domestic priorities amid rising isolationism and Los Angeles crime concerns.
The Rocket Project Between Father and Son
A retired rocket built with plastic fins rubber bands and wire hangers sits on a dresser as a reminder of shared time and lessons. The father and son describe whittling sanding painting and the inevitable mistakes learning patience and temper while deepening their bond through the project.
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San
Sherman Hemsley Stars In The Jeffersons On CBS
Archie's spinoff shows Sherman Hemsley as George Jefferson in The Jeffersons. The Philadelphia native describes tough early years including postal work, acting beginnings, and the support from Carroll O Connor Jean Stapleton and Sally Struthers as he prepared to lead the new series.
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Sherman Hemsley
George Jefferson
Hemsley
Archie Bunker
Norman Lear
Family
Lear
Philadelphia
Air Farce
Negro Ensemble Company
U.S
Jett
Malibu
Calif
Carroll
O'Connor
Jean
Stapleton
Sally
Struthers
Fragmentary publication notice from a per-copy newspaper
A damaged OCR fragment describes republication rules and rates for a small local newspaper. It mentions second class postage paid at Corey, PA, pricing by mail and carrier, and advertising policies. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse, but hints at subscription and display ad details.
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Jmis
Corey
Mil
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