FBI Official and Informer Clash Over Klan Campaign
Senate hearing heard Gary Rowe recounts FBI acceptance of violence and orders to spy on Klan members’ sex lives to sow dissension. He claimed police collusion aided Klan activities in Birmingham. FBI Deputy Adams denied Rowe’s sexual-activity allegations and said Rowe’s control agent corroborated some points.
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Washington
Tiess
Kclan
Klagh
Gary Thomas Kowe
Senate Intelligence Committee
James B. Adams
Rowe
Waller D. Huddleston
D-Ky
Waller Mondale
Adams
FBT
Rawe
Klan
Freedom Riders
Birmingham
Ala
Hickser
Alabama
University of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
George C. Wallace
California
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Bureau
South
Gary Hart
D-Colo
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
Capitol Hill
South Molucca Islands
Netherlands
Islands
Australia
Moluccas
Spice Islands
Japan
Suharto
Indonesia
Hague
Hapue Peace Palace
International Court of Justice
Peace Palace
Juliana
UN debate over observer force and PLO draws U S Israel ire
United States support for a six month extension of the UN DOF observer force while enabling PLO participation in January Security Council talks sparks tension with Israel. Washington seeks a preparatory conference with Egypt Jordan Syria and Israel and rejects full PLO participation until U N resolutions recognize Israel. Separately a postal worker case notes a fatal assault with a suspect at large and a victim identified by a postal badge.
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Dus
UNDOF
United States
Observer Force
Palestine Liberation Organization
Security Council
Sinai
PLO
Harold Saunders
U.S
Israel
State Department
Council
Metant
Middle East
John Trattner
Department
Soviet Union
Pal
Estine Liberation Organization
Washington
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
Geneva
U.N
Kissinger
UN General Assembly
Palestine
Moynihan Discusses Soviet Moves in Africa and Zionism
In an Angola speech Moynihan warns the Soviets backed by Cuba are consolidating in Africa as Portugal decolonizes. He cites U.N. support for anti Zionism and Pravda as part of a broader Soviet campaign to manage ethnic conflict and middle east influence.
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Moynihan
Africa
United States
China
Popular Movement For
United Nations
Ukraine
Pravda
Adolf Hitler
Germany
David Ben Gurion
Hitler
Middle East
City bailout fight looms as Congress weighs aid
Beame said New York City will seek federal loans to cover shortages through June 1978 and will not rely on more aid if not needed. Carey credited Congress for averting default while urging disciplined measures. The Ford plan would extend loans over three years with 1 percent higher interest, contingent on yearly repayment.
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Beame
New York City
Congress
State
Mareh
New York
Hugh Carey
New York State
United States
House
Ford
Delbert Latta
Ohio
Latta
John J. Rhodes
Arizona
Robert Bauman
Red
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate Banking Committee
Senate
William Stanton
Treasury
One of Four Felony Charges Dropped Against Yoshimura
In Oakland California a judge dropped one of four felony charges against Wendy Yoshimura the former companion of Patricia Hearst. The Alameda County Superior Court judge also weighed a bail reduction from 100000 to 10000 or 15000 after 90 minutes of argument.
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Oakland
Calif
Wendy Yoshimura
Patricia Hearst
Alameda County
Asst. Dist
Jeff Horner
Yoshimura
Miss Yoshimura
Miss Hearst
San Francisco
Mas Yonimura
Jim Larsen
Wilson
Berkeley
Asst. Dist. Atty
Ford and Mao meet as China trip continues
Ford and Mao era talks feature a two hour session with Chinese officials led by Teng Hsiao ping while Susan Ford tours the Great Wall. Moscow’s Tass denounces Teng’s toast as U S detente hopes face warnings amid broader Sino US exchange on international issues.
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White House
Susan Ford
Great Wall
Ming Tombs
Peking
Susan
B.C
Mac Ford
Teng Hsiaoping
Li Hsienmen
Chiao
Wang Hai-jung
Huang Chen
Washington
Ford
China
Teng Hsiao-ping
Tass
Teng
Mideast violence tests Israeli defenses and politics
Guerrilla attacks on Israeli border settlements target bases including Saiga headquarters and residential areas. In Jerusalem Rabin’s Labor government defeats a no confidence motion over U.S. support for a UN resolution involving the PLO. Kissinger reportedly pledged veto limits on Palestinian participation. Israeli strikes on Lebanon and air battles near Tripoli and Nabaliya continue, with Saiga guerrillas firing missiles and the Palestinian movement vowing resilience.
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Saiga
Jerusalem
Yitzhak Rabin
U.S
U.N. Security Council
Likud Bloc
Rabin
Washington
U.N
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Mideast
United States
Israel
Andrei Gromyko
Moscow
US P
Russia
Para
Gramyko
Henry A. Kissinger
Lebanon
Mediterranean
Nahag
Nabatlya
Tel Aviv
United Nations
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Montana
Zumwalt
Zumwaill
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Johnson
Patty Pal
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