CIA plots alleged by probe chairman in secret
The chairman of a House CIA probe says he knows of successful assassination plots but won’t name victims. Rep James Y Stanton said a reporter’s question about CIA involvement in killing a foreign leader was answered affirmatively. The subcommittee, part of a broader intelligence panel, will focus on an internal 1973 Schlesinger CIA inquiry begun after the White House Plumbers revelations.
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New House
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
James Y. Stanton
Dohio
Stanton
CBS
Morning News
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Special House
U.S
Michigan
Lucien Nedzi
Macomb Daily
Mt. Clemens
Mich
Nedzi
Democratic
Informa
Lelligence Subcommittee
James R. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
White House
William E. Colby
Ford Rabin Meet in Washington on Middle East peace
President Ford and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin pressed for a U.S. managed peace process in the Middle East. Diplomats said Israel could concede in a new round if it gains American security assurances, as Kissinger's shuttle diplomacy plans faced skeptical reports. Rabin also met with Kissinger, Schlesinger, and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
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Washington
Ford
Yitzhak Rabin
Miersiddle
Israel
U.S
Amman
Jordan
Henry A. Kissinger
Egypt
Syria
Kissinger
Golan Heights
West Bank
Jordan River
Secretary of Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Rabin
White House
Senate approves meals on wheels food stamp use plea
The Senate by voice vote approved an amendment by Senator Hugh Scott to allow elderly or disabled to exchange food stamps for meals from programs like Meals on Wheels. The measure aims to help Pennsylvanians access nutritious meals at low cost while demanding action to fund summer feeding for low income children with an $85 million request.
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Senate
Hugh Scott
Earl L. Butz
Scott
Meals On Wheels
Senior Citizens Center
First Avenue
West Main Street
Sen. Scott
Agriculture Secretary
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Clifford P. Case
Rn.j
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
George §. McGovern
D-S. Dak
23-Cent Gas Tax Rejected By House
Washington AP Congress leaders meet with President Ford to discuss energy after the 23-cent gas tax plan was defeated by the House. Ullman signals possible new compromise as debate continues over tariff and tax proposals, with votes showing party splits.
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Washington
Ford
House
White House
al Ullman
D-Ore
Ways and Means Committee
Ullman
Congress
U.S
Carl Albert
Thomas P. O'Neill
Dmass
Schools Study Rec Committee Could Form District Panel
Corry Area School District officials review creating a district wide recreation committee to run simmer programs. The board asked solicitor Frank G. McKnight to examine legal provisions. If feasible, the body would include school representatives and participating municipalities. City officials have shown interest and advertised a formal request for talks with the school board. Progress reports are expected at upcoming board and council meetings.
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Corry Area
Board of
Indication
Frank G. McKnight
McKnight
CIA File Had Letter From Soviet Union Found
Massachusetts schoolteacher Robert M. McElwain finally received a CIA file copy under the Freedom of Information Act. The file noted a single reference to the 38 year old Harvard resident who teaches French and Spanish. The CIA had previously withheld the material as classified but on May 21 John F. Blake announced the file would be released, including the missing Soviet letter.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Robert M. McElwain
Massachusetts
Mc Twain
Central Intelligence Agency
McElwain
CIA
Harvard, Mass
Lincoln, Mass
John F. Blake
Information Review Committee
Cooper Industries Realignment Forms New Energy Services Unit
Cooper Industries announces a major reorganization forming Cooper Energy Services from Cooper- Bessemer and Cooper Pentax units plus Houston energy offices. Naugle will lead as president with headquarters at Mount Vernon Ohio. Steele becomes Executive Vice President heading global marketing.
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Cooper Industries
Thomas B. Naugle
Cooper- Bessemer
Cooper Pentax
Energy Services Group
Houston
Texas
Cooper Energy Services
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Naugle
Cooper Penjax
Cooper-Bessemer
Ajax
Penn Pump
D. E. Steele
Cooper
One CMH Vote Settled and Another in Doubt at CMH
The National Labor Relations Board certified the SEIU vote at Corry Memorial Hospital with 61 for and 30 against, defeating SEIU’s attempt to form a union. A separate nurses’ vote on the Pennsylvania Nurses Association ended 18-18, with three contested votes pending NLRB decision that could change the outcome. Hospital officials have not resolved the PNA ballots and no word has been received from SMH on that tally.
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Corry Memorial Hospital
National Labor Relations Board
CMH
Henry Shore
NLRB
Service Employes International Union
SEIU
Shore
Eeach Party
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
PNA
SMH
Stanley Bachman
Indira Gandhi Convicted and Barred From Office
India's Prime Minister Indira Gandhi was found guilty of misusing government officials in her 1971 election campaign and sentenced to six years disqualification from public office. The court stayed the sentence 20 days for appeal, which her aides said would be filed promptly to seek a stay on the ruling until the Supreme Court decides.
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New Delhi
India
Indira Gandhi
Gandhi
Jawaharlal Nehru
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Sinha
Yashpal Kapoor
Nehru
L.B. Shastri
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