Disgruntled Ex CIA Agent Made Three Havana Trips
Washington reports the CIA reorganized Western Hemisphere operations after a disgruntled ex-agent made three trips to Havana. The ex-agent, who left CIA over five years ago, was reportedly eager to expose agency activities. Details on dates and Cuba contacts remain undetermined and unverified.
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Cuba
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Havana
Howard H. Baker Jr
Rtern
Latin America
Europe
Senate
Watergate Committee
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Robert Bennett
Bennett
Robert Mullen & Co
Constitutional debate on impeachment grounds and missing White House links
The debate splits over whether impeachment requires criminal violation or includes maladministration. The Western Hemisphere issue and a “White House flap” are discussed with Bennett’s unclear references. CIA notes deny Watergate ties and cite protective steps to shield ongoing operations and assets from exposure.
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Nixon
Baker
Bennett
White House
CIA
Richard Helms
Senate
H. R. Haldeman
FBI
Cosmonauts Check Out Space Systems On Salyut 3
Two Soviet cosmonauts Col Pavel Popovich and Lt Col Yuri Artyukhin spent a second day aboard the three room Salyut 3 space station checking the orbiting lab’s systems and instruments. The mission, launched from a central Asian site, follows their Friday docking to the Salyut 3 outpost and marks the first Soviet station crew since 1971.
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Salyut 3 Space Station
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Yuri Artyukhin
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Salyut Station
Popovich
Artyukhin
Selyut 1
Sight Continua age One use and scars of lye burns
A woman suffered lye burns leaving visible scars that blocked sight. Doctors forbade schooling or reading. She learned ABCs and numbers from siblings, adapted without education programs. She later married Stanley Mulkey, raised seven children, and had sixteen grandchildren and sixteen great grandchildren, yet never clearly saw her family. She kept faith she would see again someday.
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Stanley Mulkey
Incident In Dallas Involving Impounded Car During Motorcade
A new patrol car, used for the first time, was damaged by heat expansion and impounded. It was later parked at the state trooper regional headquarters in Dallas. Secret Service Agent Walter Coughlin noted the car came from simple heat expansion, while DPS says it entered service Feb 1 1974 with 12255 miles. The Ford vehicle stood about midway between Dallas Fort Worth Airport and the Trade Center during the incident, in an open country stretch with five other cars and a bus between the president's limousine and the patrol car.
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Dallas
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Dallas-Fort Worth
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Trade Center
Gerald R. Ford
Nixon
Washington
Nixon Still Expects To Visit Japan In 1974
In Biscayne Florida President Nixon relaxed as reports circulated of a possible August trip to Japan. White House sources confirmed discussion of a Japan visit this year while public confirmation remained elusive. Nixon signed a one month extension of the Export Import Bank Act as aides and Kissinger remained in contact with world events.
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Florida
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Hirohito
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Ronald L. Ziegler
Henry A. Kissinger
Pope Paul
Congress
Canada Votes In 1968 Campaign Image Shift
Canada enters a pivotal federal campaign as prime minister Pierre Trudeau, 54 and newly married, projects a gutsy image aided by Margaret Trudeau. Opposition leader Stanfield, 60, campaigns against a Liberal edge in Quebec and the West while Canadians vote in a system where 264 local contests determine the national government.
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Margaret Trudeau
Stanfield
Liberals
Nova Scotia
Canada
United States
Conservatives
New Democrats
Social Credit
West
Quebec
Bangkok Street War Dampens Anti U S Move Burst
Bangkok cny town clashes topple anti American student protests as Premier Sanya Thammasak adopts a hard line. Demonstrations waver after riots, with planed July 4 march off and further actions delayed amid police criticism and Cairo-like tensions in Thailand.
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Thailand
Sanya Thammasak
U.S
Chinatown
Sanya
CIA
United States
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