U S Army rescinds counter-dissidence plan in Heidelberg
The United States Army Europe headquarters in Heidelberg said a counter-dissidence program by the 8th Infantry Division was rescinded as inappropriate and denied any intensified counter-intelligence efforts. The release stressed dissent under Army regulations is sufficient and current dissent is very low.
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Bonn
Nyt
United States Army Command
Heidelberg
8Th Infantry
U. S. Army
Europe
8Th Infantry Division
New York Times
Falls Road riot blocks Belfast roads anniversary protest
Burned-out vehicles blocked Falls Road in a Roman Catholic area of Belfast as protesters marking the second anniversary of internment without trial rioted, stopping traffic. Riots also flared in Londonderry Armagh Strabane and Newry as troops of the 1st Battalion Royal Green Jackets stood watch.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Londonderry
Armagh
Strabane
Newry
1St
Batallion Royal Greenjackets
Northern Ireland violence and bombing on internment anniversary
A Protestant construction worker was shot dead amid sectarian rioting marking internment’s anniversary in Belfast. A Provisional IRA bombing in Omagh injured 16, damaged 50 homes. The day included multiple attacks and security incidents across Northern Ireland.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
NYT
Antrim
Here
Omagh
Londonderry
Irish Republican Army
Cyprus arrests second-rank Grivas faction leader Stavrou
In dawn raids in Limassol police arrested Stavros Stavrou, former Greek army captain and head of the Grivas group's military arm, along with several associates. The arrests come as Makarios security forces continue pursuit of Christos Vakes, the kidnapped minister of justice, held by Grivas gunmen for 13 days.
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Limassol
Stavros Stavrou
Grivas
Makarios
Christos Vakes
Agriculture lowers grain output. food prices seen rising
Washington officials said the Agriculture Department cut its estimate of this year's grain production. Deputy assistant secretary Richard Bell acknowledged the revision would push food prices higher, first saying prices would be firm then clarifying they would be strong.
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Washington
Nyt
Department of Agriculture
Richard Bell
Indictments Stand In RNA Gunfight Case
Federal Judge Walter Nixon refused to dismiss conspiracy indictments against seven Republic of New Africa members linked to a 1971 shootout that left a Jackson policeman dead. RNA attorneys had pressed nearly three dozen motions seeking dismissal.
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Miss
Republic of New Africa
Walter Nixon
RNA
Jackson
Airmail program fails. GAO urges changes
A GAO report says the Postal Service airmail improvement program begun in 1971 failed to lift volume. Forecast for 1974 shows 58 million pieces fewer than at program start. Lack of market study cited. only four of 173 large mailers increased use due to the service.
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Washington
NYT
General Accounting Office
G.A.O
Postal Service
Congress
Lear Says Anti Abortion Pressure Cuts Maude Sponsorship
Norman Lear alleges pressure from anti abortion groups scared off most sponsors for Maude reruns featuring abortion themes. He notes all other Maude reruns have sold out this summer, with two abortion episodes scheduled for August 14 and 21 remaining unsold.
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New York
Nyt
Norman Lear
Tax Probes Disband
The IRS is dismantling its special services staff once known as activist organizations group after four years of probing liberal and radical groups for possible tax violations. The unit will be reduced to focus only on tax resistance groups and individuals publicly advocating noncompliance, with duties reassigned to other agency units.
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Washington
Nyt
Internal Revenue Service
Donald C. Alexander
Special Services
Alexander
Nixon.expected to sign 1973 Farm Bill today
Washington AP reports President Nixon was set to sign the four year Agriculture and Consumer Protection Act amid inflation criticism. The measure tightens price controls, raises farm price supports, lowers the per farmer payment cap, boosts milk supports, revamps food stamps, allows biannual COLA adjustments, and expands eligibility for treatment program participants and some elderly or disabled individuals.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Agriculture Secretary
Pointe Mallard Estates planned for Decatur housing expansion
UOP announced Pointe Mallard Estates a 200 acre mixed development in Decatur featuring 265 houses 312 townhouses 67 patio houses and 216 garden apartments. Groundwork planned for 1974 with initial construction in 1975 cost pegged at 25 to 30 million, possibly rising. completion targeted as early as 1978.
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UOP
Calumet & Hecla
Wolverine Tube Division
Wolverine Tube
Point Mallard Park
Bob Johnson
UOP Realty
Regency Park
Commodore Village
Point
Decatur Country Club
Russell Bolding
Decatur
Gary Voketz
Rutledge Thomas
Pointe Mallard Estates
Voketz
North Central Alabama
Logan
Chicago
New Orleans
Kansas City
North Alabama Enginring Co
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Mallard Dr
Point Mallard Golf Course
President Nixon Tapes Subpoena Fight Reaches Court
The Senate Watergate committee and Judge John Sirica move to compel Nixon to surrender tapes of nine conversations. White House lawyers argue courts and presidency are co equal branches and cannot force Nixon to disclose materials. The committee seeks five tape conversations and documents from 25 aides relating to the 1972 campaign. The suit accuses the President of unlawful defiance of subpoenas and asserts executive privilege was waived by former aides testimony.
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Sirica
Archibald Cox
Nixon
Cox
Senate
White House
Committee
Joyman Quartet to sing at Cotaco and other church events
Calendar lists Joyman Quartet in Huntsville at Cotaco United Methodist Church 7:30 p.m. and Walden's Chapel Lonete Church singing at 7:30 p.m. Rev James Vanderford to conduct Bellview Baptist revival through Sunday with services 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Also notices Marvin Bryant leads evangelistic services in Flint Church of Christ and multiple gospel sings across Morgan and nearby counties. Evening performances, free admissions noted for several events.
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Huntsville
Cotaco United Methodist Church
James Vanderford
Lebanon Baptist Church
Falkville
Bellview Baptist Church
Marvin F. Bryant
Mobile
Flint Church of Christ
Walden’s Chapel Baptist Church
West
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Moulton
John Hogan
Hillwood Baptist Church
Steve Hall
Moulton Baptist Church
Pine Grove
Holy Church of Christ
Wayman Ashley
Bell Springs Baptist Church
Lacon Mountain
Roger Tankersley
Oneonta
Basham Methodist Church
Decatur
Danville Rd
Enron Baptist Church
McKendree United Methodist Church
Massey
Mitchell Owen
Old Town Creek Baptist Church
Billy Caine
Forest Chapel United Methodist Church
Hartselie
Denny Johnston
Wesley’s Chapel United Methodist Church
Sylacauga
Ustinville United Methodist Church
Ellis Coats
Florence
Austinville Church of Christ
Chapel Baptist Church
James L. Long
Calvary Baptist Church
Hamby’s Chapel Unitedethodist Church
Jack Grissom
Elkmont United Methodist Church
James R. Aycock
Gandy’s Cove
Bethel United Methodist Church
Firemen Called To Residence Twice In Decatur
Decatur firemen answered two alarms early at the 703 Vine Street NW home of Berry Freeman. They reported a blaze in an outside wall caused minor damage. first call at 3:38 a.m. and second at 4:46 a.m. Firemen said the damage was slight.
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Vine. St. NW
Berry Freeman
Freeman
Warrant details not released in Colbert Heights case
Warrants refused to reveal the suspects names saying they are not from the area. Investigators from Florence with state help cite robbery as motive. Lansdell, missing since last Saturday after leaving Colbert Heights for work, was found dead in a honeysuckle patch behind King Cemetery. His green 1971 Ford Torino with vinyl top is still missing.
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Nyt
Kim Dae Jung
Park Chung Hee
Kim
Park
South Korea
Japan
Othe
Ayres
Florence
Lawrence County
Dan Ligon
Lansdell
King Cemetery
Cotton Town Rd
Alabama
Colbert Heights
Sheffield
Love warns against mandatory fuel program risks
Former Colorado Governor John A. Love, now Nixon oil policy assistant, told a White House briefing that a mandatory fuel program could reduce fuels supply and should be avoided. He said the voluntary plan, begun May 10 amid gasoline shortage fears, is not in as good shape as it should be, with independents complaining of squeeze by large producers and consumers facing price gouging in parts of the nation.
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John A. Love
Colorado
Nixon
White House
Love
Ralph Martowe to Speak at Larkwood Church Service
Ralph Martowe of Albertville will speak at the 7:30 p.m. services at Larkwood Church of the Nazarene. The notice invites attendees to join the evening program at the church.
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Larkwood
Thursday Bible study class led by Rev. George Creel
Thursday at 10 a.m. Rev. George Creel of Sheffield will teach a Bible study at Christ's Mission. The message will cover key passages and offer guidance for personal faith. Members and newcomers are invited to attend.
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Sheffield
Christ’s Mission
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