CIA spying allegations spark calls for action and resignations
The Sunday report says CIA activities included domestic spying tied to alleged illegal actions. Senator Proxmire demands immediate action and Kissinger resignation of Helms, while Colby contemplates DOJ legal action. Rosenthal and Nedzi seek further review. Stennis and Symington noncommittal on briefs. Ervin comments elsewhere.
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Baby rescued after 4 hours trapped in well
Amber Noel Peebles, 16 months old, fell through a 5 inch wide hole into a 22 foot well while her family picked tomatoes in Miami. Firefighters used air hammers to dig a new shaft and pulled her to safety after four hours, she emerged unhurt. Her father, Harry S. Peebles, a sergeant at Homestead Air Force Base, watched anxiously as rescuers freed her.
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Tax cuts and energy measures loom in recession debate
Ford administration and Republican senators discuss tax reductions and energy policies to counter the recession. Proposals include a tax slash, mandatory energy conservation, a billion dollar fund for depressed areas, and expanded Wage and Price controls with more enforcement power. House Ways and Means chair Ullman vows early action on tax relief for poor and middle incomes, plus health and welfare reforms.
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Extortion plot targets Boston merchants amid busing tension
Boston police say a militant anti-busing faction extorts local businesses by threats of violence and ruin. Two merchants are under 24 hour protection as investigators link the group to past bridge bomb plots in East and South Boston. authorities work with the FBI and withhold names.
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Ford Escapes to Slopes in Quiet Holiday Ski Visit
President Ford skied at Vail for about 1 hour 15 minutes, meeting skiers and Santa aides after a mini news conference aboard Air Force One. He plans to split mornings clearing desk and afternoons on the slopes, reviewing up to 150 bills before Congress adjourns, returning to the White House January 2.
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