High Point Archdale Water Dispute Reaches Stalemate
High Point and Archdale remain at odds over a water and sewer system for Randolph County. High Point would supply water if Archdale builds and transfers control, or return the system on request. Archdale finds the offer unacceptable as talks probe long term regional development and annexation questions.
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High Point
Archdale
Randolph County
Planning and Zoning Commission
Randolph
Davidson
Guilford County
Upper Randolph
Ridgecrest
City Hall
Tax rulings secrecy sparks FOIA push in Congress
A law professor argues IRS special tax rulings should be public. The IRS says rulings are not public, risking unequal application. A Freedom of Information Act bill before the House Government Operations Committee would require disclosure. failure would leave legal remedies.
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Internal Revenue Service
IRS
House Government Operations Committee
Ostpolitik in peril as Brandt faces treaty backlash
West Germany's Ostpolitik faces resistance in Bonn as parliament nears a May vote on Moscow and Warsaw treaties. Kremlin pressure and potential defections threaten Chancellor Brandt's fragile coalition ahead of local elections on April 23 and Nixon's May Moscow visit.
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London
Willy Brandt
West Germany
Bonn
Brandt
Moscow
Warsaw
Europe
Washington
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Kremlin
Frankfort Allgemeine
Berlin
Baden-Wuerttemberg
Bundestag
Bundesrat
East Germany
Russia
China
East Prussia
Oder-Neisse
United States
Nixon
CIA Documents Describe Castro's Chile Role and Subversion Plans
Secret CIA reports portray Fidel Castro using the Santiago embassy as a hub to aid Latin American liberation movements. They name operatives such as Manuel Pineiro Losado and Juan Carretero Ibanez coordinating covert activities and contact with subversive groups in Chile.
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CIA
Fidel Castro
Santiago
Chile
Castro
Liberation
Manuel Pineiro Losado
Barba Roja
Ariel
Juan Carretero Ibanez
Ruben Cabrera Marquez
Havana
Che Guevara
Bolivia
Manuel Martinez Galan
Manolo
Cuba Links to Latin Guerrilla Groups and Spruce Goose Revisited
The CIA reports Cuban embassies in Paris and Santiago backing Latin American guerrillas with radio contacts and covert shipments, naming Tupamaro activities in Uruguay as notable. Separately, GSA officials inspect the Spruce Goose while exploring possible museum or sale options, amid Hughes secrecy and public intrigue. Senator Gravel opposes elevating Kleindienst to attorney general after ITT hearings.
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Latin America
CIA
Uruguay
Reverend Boyer plans trip to Holy Land and Europe
The 79 year old Reverend Elmer T. Boyer, veteran Presbyterian missionary, prepares for a group journey from New York to the Holy Land with plans to also visit Greece, Egypt, Italy, and England. He serves Caswell County churches from the Presbyterian Home and travels with his son in law, Rev Dan D. Dickenson.
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Elmer T. Boyer
Presbyterian Home
Middle East
Holy Land
Greece
Egypt
Italy
England
Korea
Europe
mid-East
New York
Kooksoo
Far East
Shanghai
China
Presbyterian Way
Pearl Harbor
Parson Boyer
Caswell County
South
Boyer
Pleasant Grove Church
Griers Church
Presbyterian
Dan D. Dickenson
Lafayette Presbyterian Church
Norfolk
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Nein
International Telephone and Telegraph Conglomerate
Central Intelligence Agency
Salvador Allende
Allende
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Hig
Cuba
Santiago of
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Paris
Howard Hughes
General Services Administration
GSA
Hughes
Richard Laws
Laws
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California
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ITT
Kleindienst
Merry
Holt McPherson Enterprise
Charlotte Observer
Mary W. Reed
Hatteras
North American Rockwell
New York Yacht Club
Jack Campbell
National Car Rentals
Doris Stroupe
Skipper’s Choice
Hatteras Yachts
Burlington
Garland
Moore County
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McPherson Street
St. Louis
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Willamette, Ill
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