Three CIA officials resign as Angleton era ends
Three CIA officials including Raymond Rocca and Hood retire as James Angleton’s counterintelligence era concludes. The New York Times says retirements were accepted without objection and allege spying against radicals by domestic operations. Authorities note Angleton’s unit differed from the clandestine operations division, both allegedly operating illegally inside the United States.
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New York Times News Service
Willian E. Colby
Control Intelligence
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Angleton
Hood
the Times
Cis
Doic
U.S
Colby
Weather Update Warm Days With Coal Nights Forecast
Weather continues with warmer daytime temperatures and coal heating notes. Gusty winds expected tonight as the full forecast appears on Page E B-4.
Double murder in Los Angeles and Cudahy
Detectives from three departments investigated the killings of James Munsford and his wife Marlane whose bodies were found seven miles apart. James was shot and dumped in an alley behind 6011 West Blvd Los Angeles, and Marlane lay dead at 5217 Santa Ana in Cudahy after officers found his home unoccupied. The missing white Hornet car was noted, and authorities from Bell police, sheriff homicide, and Los Angeles city police coordinated the probe with no motive or suspect yet identified.
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Cudahy
James Munsford
West Blvd
Los Angeles
Santa Ana St
Marlane Munsford
Bell Police’ Department
Sheriff's Homicide Bureau
Bell Department
Angeles
Munsford
Hollywood honors Jack Benny as national treasure
Thousands packed Hillside Memorial Park Chapel Culver City to bid farewell to Jack Benny a beloved comedian dying of cancer at 80. Bob Hope led the service with a eulogy and prayer joined by George Burns among others as fans blocked streets and lines formed outside in the late December sun.
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Jack Benny
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Hillside Memorial Park
Culver City
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Benny
George Burns
Los Angeles Rams
Minnesota Vikings
Earthquake kills hundreds in Pakistani Karakoram village
An earthquake struck the Patan area along the Karakoram Highway, destroying a remote valley village and killing at least 300 with many more injured. Rescue teams flown in by helicopter faced blocked roads from landslides, as officials warned the toll could rise.
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Pakistan
Quetta
Patan
Karakoram
Indus Plains
Karakoram Mountains
Abhota
Kima Khan
Mohammad Yasin
Quakes hit Alaska and California in one day
Moderate earthquakes struck Alaska and the San Francisco Bay Area with a 4.3 magnitude tremor near Anchorage and another near Palmer. A separate 3.5 quake rocked Richmond, California, waking residents but causing no damage or injuries. Authorities reported no injuries or significant damage.
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Associated Press
Alaska
San Francisco Area
Central
Ise
Anchorage
Palmer Observatory
Palmer
Richmond
San Francisco Bay Area
Richard Kimes
California
Richmond. Bortherh EbCsrelts
Abgulvals
Hayward
Ford abandons surtax plan amid recession pressure
President Ford plans to drop his 31 point Whip Inflation program elements including a 5 percent income tax surcharge. Administration officials say the move aims to bolster a sagging economy as deficits and recession pressures mount. Agriculture Secretary Butz forecasts higher food prices next year with gains in pork poultry eggs and sugar stabilizing later.
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Cala.orn
Ford
America
Washington
Congress
Rom Nessen
White House
Wiessen
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Eges
Boston Mayor appeals busing to top court to end debate
Boston Mayor Kevin White said he will finance an appeal to the U S Supreme Court to challenge Judge Garritys desegregation order. He warned the city will be paralyzed as long as the debate over the court order continues and noted Phase 1 of the plan proceeds next fall. Three school committee members cited for contempt vowed to keep opposing the plan and could face jail.
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UPL
Kevin White
U.S. Supreme Court
White
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity
T'ma
City Hall
United States Supreme Court
John” J. Kerrigan
Kerrigan
Garrity
Commtee
Long Beach Man Dies After Freak Mishap
A Long Beach resident Eugene C. Stevens died from injuries after being struck by a moving car on Nieto Avenue near Second Street. Police report he fell against the vehicle around 2:30 a.m. and died at Community Hospital Saturday night.
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Long Beach
Eugene C. Stevens
Joseph Ave
Community Hospital
Nieto Avenue
Second Street
Worst recession forecast ahead of World War II era spillover
A brief page summary notes a forecast of a severe economic downturn likened to a postwar slump. Reports mention a marijuana study subject describing inner terror after heavy drug doses, signaling broader social concerns. A separate column hints that solutions to rape remain far in the future.
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Bob ‘Hope
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al Jolson
Bogan
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Will Rogers
Maurice Chevalier
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