Federal Judge Rejects Effort To Halt Release
A federal judge rejected a bid to temporarily block the release of a Senate intelligence committee report naming a former CIA official as central to plots to kill foreign leaders. The unnamed defendant appealed, with a hearing set for Tuesday in the D C Court of Appeals. The judge said he could not edit or limit publication and noted the case serves a legislative purpose.
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Howard Hughes
White Man Kills Navajo Policeman at Arizona Schoolyard
In Aman county Arizona a white man in his 20s opened fire outside a Navajo elementary and junior high school, killing tribal policeman Burton Begay and wounding officer Robert James. The gunman was shot and captured. FBI said no second gunman likely involved.
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Crime report details firearms in homicides and gun control push
The FBI crime report notes firearms dominated murders with 68 percent nationwide and handguns at 64 percent. It cites calls for tighter handgun restrictions after presidential assassination attempts and shows crime rising overall. Robberies total 2.6 billion in losses. goods recovered at 82 million. Gas station robberies declined 20 percent while bank and chain-store robberies rose.
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Two Deputies Killed During Search
Two Mobile County sheriff deputies were shot and killed Monday while searching for two felons who fled a license check. A suspect was later killed by police near the Alabama Mississippi line after a gun battle that wounded another deputy.
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Leaders outline aim for steady world recovery and open trade
The six leaders propose smoothing currency fluctuations without fixed rates, speeding Geneva trade talks toward a 1977 completion, and expanding tariffs reductions and agricultural trade. They stress growth with price stability through open trading, pledge vigilance to sustain recovery, and seek cooperation within existing institutions.
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FBI mass surveillance of citizens exposed in hearings
Washington AP reports investigators say the FBI conducted decades of domestic intelligence surveillance ending in 1971 with later actions continuing in lighter form. Hearings will reveal break-ins electronic eavesdropping and counterintelligence tactics used against domestic groups under Cointelpro. The full scope of these programs and document destruction are highlighted by investigators.
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Court Continues Hearings as Douglas Retires from Court
The Supreme Court adjourned after postponing major issues including death penalty constitutionality. Chief Justice Burger announced retirement of Justice Douglas who has entered a Portland hospital at 77. Brennan becomes senior justice with a vacancy beside Burger awaiting a new member.
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Nixon's Vision for Pride Wealth and Spiritual Growth
An interview excerpt reveals Nixon proposing a retreat with top minds to boost national pride and reduce focus on Arab wealth. He discusses a TV address for the nation’s 20th birthday, rekindling spiritual growth to unite the people and remembers 1776 as spiritual wealth driving success. He questions public mood and criticizes media and CIA issues, while outlining budget and inflation concerns.
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