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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1975

Page

5

IRS Agents Accused Of Illegal Acts In Major Reports

Washington AP four IRS internal audit reports reveal agents involved in extortion sale of stolen property fraudulent schemes and an undercover gambling and illegal liquor operation leading to arrest. Twelve cases of unauthorized electronic surveillance surfaced while intelligence gathering calls jumped from 28 to 53. IRS Commissioner Alexander said disciplinary action occurred and the system was suspended pending new guidelines. Rosenthal and Drinan urged broader reforms and elimination of undercover ops. Retread tires section follows with standards update from Tire Retread Information Bureau.

Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS House William C. Alexander Alexander Benjamin S. Rosenthal D-N.y Robert F. Drinan Dmass

Friedan Urges Vigilance In Women's Rights Advance

Betty Friedan told 5,000 delegates at the International Women's Conference in Mexico City that progress for women in the last decade is real but not assured. She cited gains in professional education and politics, noted continued male dominance, and urged ongoing pressure to expand rights including reproductive autonomy. She criticized the host’s election of Mexico’s attorney general as conference leader as a pitiful insult to women worldwide. Britain, Tran and Iran pledged funds totaling over 4.5 million dollars for womens liberation and a U.N. institute on women’s status in Asia and the Pacific.

Mexico City Betty Friedan Feminist Progress National Organization Ms. Friedan Friedan Mexico Pedro Ojeda Paullada Shirley Summerskill Ashraf ‘Pahlevi U.N Kurt Waldheim Shah of Iran U.N. Institute On Asia and the Pacific

Man Found Innocent In Kidnaping Case Connection

NEW BERN NC AP The court appointed attorney for Leroy Mason says Friday's innocent verdict in a Roanoke Rapids kidnaping case should not directly affect his murder conviction in Virginia. Mason, 36, was acquitted after jurors deliberated about an hour, while he faces an 80 year Virginia term for the Shay Jr. murders.

New Bern N.C Leroy Mason Roanoke Rapids Mason Virginia Durham U.S James William Shay Jr Shays Charles City John Clark Wilson North Carolina Clark Gloria Roanoke

Fair and Cooler Weekend Weather in the Carolinas

The forecast calls for fair to partly sunny conditions in North Carolina and South Carolina this weekend. North Carolina expects highs in the 80s, with mostly sunny today and Sunday and a fair night with 60s. South Carolina sees warm days with upper 80s to lower 90s, and mild nights in the 60s to 70s. precipitation chances remain around 0 to 0.1 percent.

North Carolina South Mountains South Carolina

Storms and floods sweep Plains and West with evacuations

Thunderstorms drenched the Plains from the Dakotas to Texas while heat and humidity surged through the Midwest and East. More than 4,000 people fled floodwaters along Montana’s Sun River near Great Falls as storms spawned nine tornadoes across Nebraska, South Dakota, Illinois, Kansas and Texas. Helicopters ferried evacuees from Augusta on rising waters and a nearby dude ranch. Temperatures varied from 39 at Flagstaff to 84 at Corpus Christi as summer began and localized downpours persisted into the weekend.

Associated Press Plains Dakotas Texas Midwest Sun Great Falls Mont Nebraska South Dakota Illinois Kansas Amarillo Tex Dalhart Montana Augusta Rockies Flagstaff Ariz Corpus Christi

First American Cord Eliminated Running Boards

The 1937 Cord featured a bold design removing running boards and marked the first successful use of front wheel drive in an American car. This innovation underscored Cord’s departure from conventional automotive styling and propulsion.

Inflation Halved By Recession And Slowing Output

New York AP reports inflation cooled to 9.5 percent over 12 months as May prices rose 0.4 percent. Labor Dept notes consumer prices eased but industrial output fell a further .3 percent, housing starts up 14 percent, and personal income up 0.7 percent. Ford may oppose new oil tariff. Gulf Oil and Rockwell discuss joint ventures and needed capital.

Labor Department James L. Pate Ford House of Representatives Senate Gulf Oil Corp Rockwell International Rockwell

House Approves New Jobs Bill

Washington AP report states the House passed a bill restoring about half of prior job creating funds and sending it to the White House. It budgets over 2 billion for public service jobs, college work-study, Youth Conservation Corps, and rural water and sewer grants, with 1.6 billion for public service jobs the largest item. The Senate also approved 65 week unemployment compensation expansion and a tax credit proposal for new homes, while House leaders plan to override potential vetoes on home buyer incentives and mortgage protections.

Washington White House House Youth Conservation Corps Ford Senate Carl Albert D-Okla

Gurney acquittal refused in Florida bribery trial

U S District Court Judge Ben Krentzman denied motions for acquittal and ordered the defense to present its case Monday in the 17 week old trial of former Sen Edward J Gurney and three codefendants on seven felony charges amid claims of evidence and witness credibility disputes. The Florida Republican faces bribery charges and unlawful compensation including a condominium plus four counts of lying to a grand jury.

Tampa Fla Edward J. Gurney U.S. District Court Ben Krentzman Florida Republican Tria Gurney Larry Williams U.S Ralph Heikkinen Williams

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