FBI secret study on love lives of public figures
Washington columnist Jack Anderson tells Congress the FBI prepared secret memos on private lives and sleeping with whom as bedtime reading for President Johnson and others. He cites targets like Marlon Brando, Henry Belafonte, Joe Namath, Muhammad Ali, Ralph Abernathy, and Al Sharpton as subjects of investigations.
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Antibus ing forces reach tentative accord on busing issue
Washington reports a tentative agreement between anti busing groups and the Administration on the constitutional amendment against court ordered busing and Nixon curb proposals. The plan aims to avoid making the busing controversy a racial issue while seeking support from key senators and grass roots campaigns.
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FHA fraud probe expands as hearings target housing scheme
Investigations widen into alleged misdeeds at the Federal Housing Administration with lawmakers planning Senate and House hearings this week. The probe centers on suspected manipulation of the insurance program, sale of decrepit houses, and multibillion-dollar losses tied to financial institutions, with indictments in New York City and links to Dun & Bradstreet and other firms. The focus spans Philadelphia Detroit Chicago St Louis and other cities.
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Boeing 707 clipping incident at Los Angeles Airport
A British Airways Boeing 707 clipped a building during takeoff at Los Angeles International Airport. The aircraft carried 135 passengers and taxied for takeoff. No injuries were reported. Damage to the building and aircraft was estimated at 100,000 dollars.
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Hatfield cites faulty data for price increase repeal
Robert S. Hatfield, chair of Continental Gan Co, says the Price Commission revoked an increase based on inaccurate information. He asserts the potential impact on food prices and groceries, noting his firm provides about 18 percent of canned beans and over 20 percent of nation’s fruit cans. He argues higher costs from wage and material prices justify the commission’s suspension being invoked without regard to recent cost rises.
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