Hoover Files Destroyed and Testimony on Klans Violence
Secretary says Hoover kept files destroyed after his death as FBI and Klans violence faces Senate scrutiny. Former informant Rowe testifies he warned the FBI about Birmingham attacks but agents photographed the violence. Helen Gandy testifies she destroyed Hoover’s personal files, denying they held FBI business.
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Washington
Klat Lee
Lux
FBI
Freedom Actors
Birmingham
Ala
Rowe
Viola Liuzzo
Selma
J. Edgar Hoover
Helen Gandy
Hoover
Miss Gandy
House
Utilities Ad Decision Will Stand
Raleigh AP report: The Utilities Commission upheld its action allowing utilities to advertise, rejecting PIRG demand for a public hearing. Chairman Marvin Wooten said the Nov 14 memo did not alter the 1974 order to stop institutional advertising and would not preclude case by case review of conservation ads. PIRG was notified by letter.
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Raleigh
The
Utilities Commission
Toenth
Commission
Marvin Woden
PIRG
Duke Power Co
Duke
Wooten
Setter
North Carolina Gas Supply Won't Be Hit As Hard
Federal Power Commission allocations allow Transco to ship more gas to North Carolina. Piedmont Natural Gas and North Carolina Natural Gas expect to meet residential and small business needs and most firm industrial demands. Public Service Co. reports industrial customers may receive 65 to 75 percent of needed gas, with curtailment around 50.97 percent through April 15, 1976.
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Charlotte
North Carolina
Federal Power Com
Washington
Transco
Piedmont Natural Gas
North Carolina Natural Gas
Thekirorbiaod Ouly
Mast
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Justice Department
Utilities Ad
North Carolina Public Interest Research Group
Stewart Silleani
Alternatedustrial Co
Piedmont
Henry Stewart
High Point Enterprise
High Port Enterprise
Gistford County
Shantt
Devidvar
Sheatt
I.R.A
IRA Department
First Federal Savings & Loan Association
P.O
High Point
N.C
Clairol
Mann Drug Stores
Nash Jewelry Co
Nash Jewelry & Loan CO
N. Main ST
Nash
FARAH
Wrights
Denwntown High Pot
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