CIA pressure on SEC to seal its Global Marine inquiry
The CIA is reportedly pushing the SEC to keep its investigation into Global Marine and the Hughes contract secret, arguing national security outweighs disclosure. SEC officials deny comment while cautioning that secrecy could undermine regulatory integrity and investor protection. The case centers on the Glomar Explorer project to recover a sunken Soviet submarine.
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Washington
CIA
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Howard R. Hughes
Global Marine, Inc
Los Angeles
U.S
Global Marine
Ray D. Garrett Jr
OTA
Capitol Hill
Commission
United States
Labourites vote down Euromart in Britain referendum call
In a major rebuff to Prime Minister Harold Wilson, a Labour Party convention voted 3 724 000 to 1 986 000 to back a national referendum on staying in the European Common Market. Delegates urged a "no" vote in the June 5 referendum despite Wilson and Callaghan urging a "yes."
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
Wilson
James Callaghan
Rival of Ford Seeks Score Settlement
An item notes a rival of President Ford aiming to settle a score, with related references to page A-2 and other sections. The excerpt lists topics including Watergate figures, charges of sex bias among male psychotherapists, Hanoi victory prospects, police beat, a sunken cruiser skipper still afloat, Connors profits, and a holiday travel section.
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Ford
Turmoil ends job rally as protesters voice anger in Washington
About 60 000 union members gathered in Washington to demand jobs and government aid. They drowned out speakers including Senator Hubert H Humphrey and surged onto RFK Stadium grass, shouting No more bulls and forcing Humphrey to leave the podium amid the unrest.
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Washington
UPI
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Congress
Ford
Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium
Vietnam
Federal rail aid plan criticized by Washington official
The Interstate Commerce Commission rail planning office released a report condemning the US Railway Association plan to abandon 6,200 miles of light-density routes. It proposed a $12 billion, five-year rehabilitation funded by a two cent per gallon fuel tax and 0.14 cent per kilowatt hour electricity levy on all surface vehicles except buses, with 50 percent federal support.
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Washington
Rail Services Planning Office
Northeast
Rail Planning Branch
Interstate Commerce Commission
US Railway Association
Rail Office
George D. Chandler
Railway Association
Midwest
Regional Rail Reorganization
Anaheim Street bank robberies offered reward
A bandit described as a 30 year old white male about 6 feet tall robbed the Farmers & Merchants bank at 3140 E Anaheim St of 1000 dollars and three days later the Bank of America at 2000 E Anaheim St of 2000 dollars. Secret Witness offers 500 dollars for information leading to arrest and conviction. Call 436 2526 or mail Secret Witness P O Box 47 Long Beach CA 90801.
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Farmers & Merchants Bank
Anaheim St
Bank of America
East Anaheim Street
P.O. Box
Long Beach
Calif
Rockets fire near Saigon signal possible final push
North Vietnamese forces attacked Saigon before dawn firing rockets into the city and advancing tanks and infantry within 20 miles. Civilian casualties include six killed and 22 wounded, with hundreds of homes burned. President Huong met advisers as rumors said Minh might take over.
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Saigon
Tran van Huong
National Assembly
Duong van
Minh
Viet Cong
Long Thanh
Ba Ria
Long Binh
Tay Ninh
South Vietnam
New Wave of Viet Orphans Arrives at Los Alamitos
The first of three planeloads of Vietnamese children arrived at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station on Saturday night. About 19 refugees were due to land with transfers to private adoption agencies in Oregon and Colorado. Cmdr. Bill Aylward said 60 of 63 children were healthy while three were hospitalized at Long Beach Navy Hospital with unspecified illnesses.
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Southland
Los Alamitos Naval Air Station
Navy
Oregon
Colorado
Cmdr
Bill Aylward
Los Alamitos
Long Beach Navy Hospital
Aylward
Refugees Spill Onto Third Island Amid Saigon Evacuations
The United States expanded refugee facilities in the Philippines and Wake Island as Americans and Vietnamese fled the war. The Pentagon sent 40 Marines to Saigon to help manage crowds seeking exit visas. In the 24 hours to noon Saturday Saigon time, 31 U.S. planes evacuated a record number of people.
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United States
Philippines
Pacific
Wake Island
Pentagon
South China Sea
U.S
Saigon
Ford Brezhnev Delay Washington Meeting To Fall
President Ford and Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev agreed to postpone their Washington meeting until fall 1975. Officials cited scheduling conflicts with a 35 nation summit, sluggish SALT talks, Middle East uncertainties, and a desire to review relations in detail. No date was set, with private briefings noting late June or early July as possible timing.
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Washington
Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
High Administration
Middle East
Nehding
Vladivostok
Brezhnev
United States
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Hanoi
Connors
Council
Jean Dixon
New York Times Service
Anaheim
St. Bandit
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