Probers zero in on FBI finances and kickbacks
The Intelligence Committee questions FBI money flows tied to U S Recording Co a front for the bureau and CIA. Investigators examine markups and a $750000 yearly business with the FBI seeking possible financial irregularities involving top officials including John P Mohr and others. Internal Revenue and GAO auditors review net worth and past payments.
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FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
House Committee
Martin Kaiser
Cockeysville
Washington
USS. Recording Co
Kaiser
J. Edgar Hoover
U.S. Recording Co
South Capitol St
Joseph X. Tait
U.S
GAO
Bureau
Internal Revenue
Tait
John P. Mohr
Mohr
Last of Indochina refugees depart U S resettlement camps
The United States ends its formal role in resettling more than 140000 Indochina refugees as 26 people depart Fort Chaffee Arkansas for new homes. State Department official Phyllis Young notes the effort was unprecedented and will continue under private sponsorship agencies. California led sponsorship with 26850 refugees followed by Texas 8780 and Florida 5274.
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FT. Chaffee
Ark
Indochina
America
State Department
Phyllis Young
Miss Young
U.S
South Vietnam
Chaffee
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Indiantown Gap
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
United States
California
Texas
Florida
Nutrition ignorance blamed for poor U S diet by McGovern
Senate nutrition chair George McGovern accuses Nixon and Ford administrations of perpetuating nutritional ignorance. He cites a 258 page staff study on surveillance, urges 18 reforms, and warns rising food prices and poor dietary choices threaten national health with risks of obesity high blood pressure heart disease diabetes and cancer.
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Washington
United States
Senate Select Committee On
George McGovern
D-S.c
Ford
Richard M. Nixon
McGovern
Nixon
Nixon-Ford Administration
World Bank Atlas Says Rich Get Richer Poor Stand Still
The 1975 World Bank Atlas shows in 1960 federal output per person averaged 2768 in rich nations and 116 in the poorest. Between 1968 and 1974 the United States saw a 2.15 percent growth per capita, only South Africa lower. Population growth limits gains in poor nations, the Atlas states.
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New York
Nyts
World Bank
Africa
Asia
South Africa
U.S
Atlas
Explosion Injures Many at Clinton Corn-Byproduct Plant
In Clinton Iowa an explosion tore through a corn byproducts plant trapping two workers for about an hour while 19 others were injured. Firemen rescued the trapped men using oxygen. Six firefighters were overcome by gas fumes during the rescue.
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Clinton
Iowa
Northwest cabin attendants reach contract agreement in part
Northwest Airlines cabin attendants and the carrier reached agreement on major issues after two years without a contract. Scheduling rules remain unsettled and a full scale sick call walkout over Christmas week had been rumored but not confirmed.
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Minneapolis
Northwest Airlines
Fires claim lives of 37 across nation
Deaths spanned 37 across the country over the weekend. Victims included a suburban Chicago mother with six children, an upstate New York father with five children, an Omaha couple, a Pittsburgh area man and daughter, Memphis residents, a Philadelphia woman, a 9 year old in Hughson California with relatives, and several Maryland fires.
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Chicago
New York
Omaha
Neb
Pittsburgh
Memphis
Tenn
Philadelphia
Maryland
Mohegan Lake
N.Y
Virginia
Richmond
Portsmouth
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Use Intelligence Comittee
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White House
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E. Spring
Joe Debeck
Long Beach
Tony Francois
Des Moines
Santa Be
Chi
Whittwood Center
Art
Torrance del Amo Center
Searslake Harbor
Sepulveda
Santa Barbara
Whittier Whittwood Center
Broadway
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Whittier Biva
Omega
Pine Ave
BankAmericard
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