Alphabet bomber delays third blast in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a caller claiming to be the alphabet bomber told the Herald-Examiner he postponed Sunday's bombing plans. FBI and police checked another call as investigators seek motive and connections to the Aug 6 airport bombing that killed three.
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Ford, Rockefeller inquiry hush over Hunt papers
TerHorst described how Ford aides routed the Hunt papers to Leon Jaworski the Watergate prosecutor after discoveries about possible copies at a Washington photocopying firm. Ford denied ordering an investigation, while Jaworski gained access to two safety deposit boxes in a bank vault where copies were believed kept.
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Defense Tops Greece policy as economy shifts gears
Athens reports a new economic program prioritizes defense to counter the Cyprus crisis. Premier Constant ine Caramatilis says policy aims to strengthen power and readiness while boosting exports and wages. Measures include tax increases, expanded bank loan access, and public investment funding via surplus. Coordination Minister Zolotas calls for improved balance of payments and stronger ties with the EEC.
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Yablonski Witnesses Get Liberty in Secret Release
Silous Huddleston and Annette Gilly, linked to the Yablonski family killings, were freed and ordered to have new identities and social security numbers. They will be transferred to federal authorities for a later secret release at a secure location. The pair pleaded guilty in 1972 to a general murder charge in exchange for testimony.
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Silous Huddleston
Annette Gilly
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Joseph A. Yablonski
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Gilly
Huddleston
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Army contract award under scrutiny for unusual ties
Army officials declined comment on a 1972 contract to promote the all volunteer recruitment program with N W Ayer & Son Inc. CID found no proof of favors but noted unusual relationships and possible high level involvement. Former Sec of the Army Froehlke, defense official Kelley, Kraus, and Brig Gen Montague named in report. Kelley later became Caterpillar vice president. his brother-in-law to O Connor.
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N. W. Ayer & Son., Inc
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Ford Plans White House Staff Shakeup in Ford Era Style
Washington reports Ford aims to end adviser feuds by reshaping the White House staff. Preliminary structure favors direct contact between the president and top aides, moving away from a Nixon era single chief of staff. Amid early intra administration maneuvering Haig’s fate is unclear while Donald Rumsfeld could replace him.
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