Army Spying on German Civilians in West Germany Reported
CIA style offensive counterintelligence by U S Army Europe taps telephones and photographs meeting places in West Germany to identify deserters and disrupt civilian groups. Officers deny wrongdoing while confirming security operations under legal constraints.
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Craigr. Whitney
New York Times News Service
BOM
United States Army Intelligence
West Germany
New York Times
Heidelberg
The
Times
Federal Republic of Germany
Usareur
United States Army
Europe
U.S
Wiesbaden
Eighth Infantry Division
Cox requests White House ITT files and Dean intelligence file
Special Prosecutor Archibald Cox said he asked the White House for its ITT files described as of utmost importance and for a confidential intelligence file kept by former White House counsel John W. Dean III. He may issue another subpoena if urgently needed as the Watergate era intensifies. President Nixon plans a public address on Watergate within about two weeks, with Julie Nixon Eisenhower predicting the timing.
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Washington
Archibald Cox
White House
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Cox
John W. Dean III
ITT
Admin
Istration
International
San Diego
Nixon
Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Gerald L. Warren
Skylab 2 ready for 59 day space mission ascent
Skylab 2 astronauts Alan Bean Owen Garriott and Jack Lousma plan an 85 ton Saturn 1B liftoff from Cape Kennedy at about 3 30 a m CDT Saturday. They aim to link with the space station 270 miles overhead at 2 41 p m and deploy a new sunshield during a two month stay focused on solar astronomy.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Alan L. Bean
Owen K. Garriott
Jack R Lousma
Space Laboratory
Space Lab
America
Inmate Riots at McAlester Prison Leave Dozens Injured
Inmates rioted at the McAlester state penitentiary taking hostages and setting fires to more than a dozen buildings. One inmate died from stab wounds, others were wounded, and guards were injured as about 500 to 800 prisoners participated. Deputy Warden Sam Johnston was among the hostages and reported they were being treated well.
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Mcalester
Okla
Rafael Cott
Thomas Payne
C.C. Smith
Smith
Payne
City adds ten tennis courts in Decatur plan
City Parks and Recreation will build 10 new tennis courts and renovate one at an estimated cost of 45000 dollars. Councilman Charles Martin cites rising family tennis interest and notes the total courts will reach 26 when finished this fall, with three new courts at the Aquadome.
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City Parks and Recreation Department
Charles Martin
Martin
Decatur
Prime Rate Rises Again To 8 Percent Across Major Banks
New York AP reports several large U S banks raised their prime rate to 8 percent the highest level in history Economists expect it could reach 9 percent by fall before leveling off The move signals higher borrowing costs though not necessarily a credit crunch as money demand for corporate expansion drives rates higher
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New York
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Candidates Morals Hit By Ehrlichman
Former White House aide John Ehrlichman argued that a candidate’s drinking and personal morals are legitimate topics for campaign disclosure. He told the Senate Watergate committee that incumbents may neglect constituents due to alcohol use. Ehrlichman defended hiring Anthony Ulasewicz for outside investigations and cited only Sen. Edward Kennedy’s Chappaquiddick case in 1969–70.
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Dick Barnes Washington
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Senate Watergate Committee
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Rconn
Ehrlichman
New York
Anthony Ulasewicz
Ulasewicz
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Chappaquiddick
Kennedy
Weicker
Allen To Address APA Convention in Decatur
Sen James B Allen headlines Alabama Press Association activities at the Decatur meeting with an 8 am breakfast session at the Decatur Inn He and a visit to Nashville's Opryland USA highlight a day of recreation for APA members before returning for adjournment The week also features a golf tournament at Point Mallard Park and a bridge event with winners announced at a banquet
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James B. Allen
Nashville
Opryland USA
Alabama Press Association
APA
Decatur
Allen
Decatur Inn
George C. Wallace
Billy Joe Camp
Point Mallard Park
Austria Declares War on Serbia Spark World War I
In Today's Daily on This Date 1914 Austria declared war on Serbia signaling the start of World War I. Also noted are Want ads with dial numbers and a weather forecast showing partly cloudy conditions through Sunday with highs near 89 to 90 and a low around 68.
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Austria
Serbia
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U. S
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Watkins Glen
N.Y
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