Rumor of Soviet grain deals rattles futures chatter
Rumors of new Soviet American grain transactions unsettled traders on the Chicago Board of Trade. The USDA said it could not confirm the rumors while officials work on a new harvest estimate. An editor noted the Russians reportedly chartered ships but offered no guarantee they would haul grain, signaling uncertainty about the scope of any deal.
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Soviet Union
Richard E. Bell
USDA
Midwest
Morton
Lasland
Milling & Baking News
Kansas City
Sosland
CIA program to trace foreign links with American dissidents
Colby recounts CIA efforts from 1967 to curb domestic dissident activity with possible foreign backing. Helms created a counterintelligence unit to map links, while a 1988 world youth study found no convincing evidence of outside Communist sponsorship. Some staff misread the program as targeting U.S. dissidents.
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United States
CIA
Colby
Richard Helms
CIA Counterintelligence Office
Ford to Run Vigorous 1976 Campaign With Family Support
Ford announced a four month campaign plan to defend his party against rivals, keep Vice President Rockefeller on the ticket, and sell his conservative Bicentennial philosophy to voters. Only White House aides and Ford Committee officers witnessed the declaration, with Betty Ford absent and son Jack present as an unofficial intern.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Elk Hills Project Urges Immediate Oil Reserve Use
Bell argues three million barrels daily needed in a military emergency while Elk Hills could supply 300000 barrels per day for three years to keep the reserve active for 25 to 30 years. Navy delays pending pipeline completion could extend development to three years.
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Hebert
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Chavez leads California farm workers march toward union rights
Cesar Chavez and UFWA marchers cross Long Beach during a coastal pilgrimage to inform farm workers about the Agricultural Labor Helutony Act. The caravan, averaging 20 miles daily, stops in Torrance and Seal Beach with broad support and occasional hostility, aiming to Salinas, Sacramento, and beyond.
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Nixon may be called as CIA probe testimony
Senate intelligence leaders weigh calling Richard Nixon to testify or testify by deposition over the Huston plan and his role as action officer during Bay of Pigs planning. They stress no involvement in alleged CIA assassinations and note Lansdale’s remarks were later disputed.
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Huston
Church
White House
Tor Huston
Cuba
CIA
Lansdale
Robert J. Kennedy
Castro
Trash pickup tale at Kissinger home stirs security
A journalist with Scripps-Howard recounted checking trash at Henry Kissinger’s Georgetown residence at midnight. Police and Secret Service declined an arrest as officials reviewed security files while observers called the scene humorous and chaotic.
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Gourley
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Gourney
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Clark Voted Mayor in Long Beach Council Involvement
The first meeting of the new Long Beach City Council featured three year terms for Edgerton Kell and Carroll. Clark, first elected in 1966 and reelected in 1969, has served as council president and chaired multiple city and county committees while practicing optometry. He and his wife Loss have three children. Wilson, seated in 1970 to fill a vacancy, was reelected in 1972 and 1974, serving on regional and criminal justice boards and holding roles in community organizations and General Telephone Co. local affairs.
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Park Commission
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League of California Cities
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Long Beach
Los Altos
Long Beach Optometric Society
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Jim
Long Beach State University
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Millikan High School
Wilson
Emmet M. Sullivan
Los Angeles County Civil Service Commission
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Los Angeles
Reagan denies he's candidate for presidential nomination
Ronald Reagan rejected being a candidate for the Republican nomination while his Washington campaign team, led by John Sears and Lyn Nofziger, began organizing. The move aims to build a national committee, reflecting strategy shifts and pressure from Ford’s camp and conservative Southern elements within the party.
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Lyn Nofziger
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Ford
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