Weather Underground Leaders Move To Surface Plan
Dissident Weather Underground members claim leadership plans to surface and surrender. Dohrn and others criticized the shift toward above ground politics amid internal splits and past charges. Law enforcement knows little about actual surrender plans, while the group debates violence versus political work.
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Weather Underground
Jonathan Wolman
Associated Press
Madison, Wis
Radical
U.S
FBI
Bernardine Dohrn
Miss Dohrn
Washington
California
Underground
Capitol
Gulf Oil
Pittsburgh
Timothy Leary
Jeff Jones
William Ayres
Joe Reed
Celia
Ayres
Jones
New York
Vietnam
Weather Underground Central Committee
Revolutionary Committee
Central Committee
Weathermen
Two Others Arrested as Bolles Killing Probe Advances
John Harvey Adamson pleaded guilty to a reduced second degree murder charge in the Don Bolles case. Two others, contractor Max Dunlap and plumber James Robison, were arrested on murder and conspiracy charges after an affidavit linked Kemper Marley to the plot. Sentencing and further hearings set for January.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Don Bolles
Tucson
John Harvey Adamson
Pima County Superior Court
Ben Birdsall
Bolles
Phoenix
Phoenix Hospital
Adamson
Max Dunlap
James Robison
Jon Sellers
Superior
Kemper Marley
Dunlap
Robison
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
al Lisanetz
Marley
Clarendon Hotel
Chandler
Maricopa County
Babbitt
Lisanetz
Daniel Nastro
Superior Court
Sellers
Jimmy Robison
TV Re runs prompt travel inquiries and network notes
Readers ask why channels start Christmas re runs early. A network producer explains new and repeat programs mix to attract最大 audiences, with costs driving reruns. Travel contacts provide ways to request show tickets and lodging in Los Angeles for a May trip.
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Wfmy-Tv
John Comas
WXII
Channel 12
California
Los Angeles
N.C. A
Network
ABC
Prospect Ave
Hollywood
Cal
CBS
Beverly Blvd
NBC
W. Alameda
Burbank
AAA World Travel Agency
Higher Prices Backfire as Persian Oil Exports Drop
Hard-line Persian Gulf states that boosted prices by 10 percent on January 1 face a drop in export volumes as cheaper competition and abundant stockpiles reduce revenues. Iraq seeks an OPEC meeting on prices while Iran trims its budget after a 38 percent fall in oil purchases. Kuwait may cut exports as Western buyers push for lower oil volumes.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Persian Gulf
Iraq
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Iran
Kuwait
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
al Thawra
United States
Byrd Warns Sorensen Nomination Faces Opposition
Senate Majority Leader Byrd said confirmation of Theodore Sorensen to head the CIA could face considerable difficulty. He noted hearings for Griffin Bell as attorney general proceed, with Bell likely to be confirmed. Sorensen's status drew criticism from Dole and Morgan over his pacifist background and Kennedy era CIA plots.
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Washington
Senate
Robert C. Byrd
Carter
Theodore Sorensen
Central Intelligence Agency
Byrd
Griffin Bell
Atlanta
Bell
Senate Judiciary Committee
Ernest Vandiver
Georgia
Judiciary Committee
Sorensen
White House
John F. Kennedy
New York
Senate Intelligence Committee
Robert Dole
R-Kan
Robert Morgan
D-N.c
Intelligence
Morgan
CIA
Kennedy
Senate Committee
Special Panel
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United Arab Emirates
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Sorenson
Daniel Elisberg
Sen
Strom Thurmond
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Thurmond
Intelligence Committee
Ellsberg
Pentagon
Southeast Asia
Robert Byrd
Theodore Sorenson
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