Removal of Nedzi weighs on CIA inquiry
Washington reporters say members of the House Intelligence Committee urged Democratic leaders to consider ousting Rep. Lucien Nedzi from the chairmanship over alleged prior CIA briefings and lack of action. Speaker Carl Albert discussed the issue with panel members and another meeting was set for Monday.
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CIA plots and assassinations linked to world leaders
The report notes past CIA assassination plots against leaders like Fidel Castro and possibly other officials. It cites directors denying agency leadership approval while hinting at lower level proposals. The Minneapolis Tribune cites the Rockefeller Commission with evidence tying the CIA to Trujillo’s 1961 murder and Diem’s 1963 coup.
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Trujillo
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Suez Canal Reopens As Egypt Welcomes Passage Of Israeli Cargo
Cairo signals ships with Israeli bound cargo may pass unchallenged under 1974 disengagement pact. Sadat pledges holy duty to reclaim Arab lands as Little Rock leads a first convoy through the reopened canal. Reopening followed eight years after 1967 closure and 1973 war, with tolls rising and revenue projected around 450 million.
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GE Recalls 17 Sentry 75 Pacemakers
The FDA said GE recalled 17 implanted Sentry 75 Model A2075 pacemakers due to potential premature failure from body fluid leakage. GE alerted doctors on May 27 to monitor patients daily after the recall.
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Ford cites ERA at daughter Susan's graduation in Bethesda
President Ford calls for enacting the Equal Rights Amendment as he speaks at Holton Arms School in Maryland. He praises his daughter Susan as he hands her diploma, notes her plans for Mount Vernon College, and recalls a recent West Point speech. Local police and canine units oversee the event.
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Ex-state senator indicted in multimillion real estate fraud case
A federal grand jury indicted former California State Sen. Richard Colwig and six others in a scheme to defraud real estate investors of at least 400000. They allegedly charged advance fees for nonexistent letters of credit to fund developments, with connections to Eurovest Limited of Grand Cayman. Bail set at 100000 for Kaplan and Gorwitz, 25000 for others.
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David Kaplan
Miami
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Earl Vogt
Vogt Management Corp
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Walter Stradley
Rock Island
Ill
Gerald Enis
del Amo Insurance Group
Torrance
Douglas Cassidy
del Amo
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National no fault auto insurance may be unconstitutional
Atty Gen. Levi told Congress the proposed national no fault auto insurance bill is probably unconstitutional and would erode state sovereignty. He urged letting states enact their own plans while noting several states already adopted no fault statutes. Senator Magnuson cited opposition from trial lawyers.
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UPI
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D-Wash
Auto plants cut output as sector adjusts to price freeze end
The industry reports a 16 percent May rise in auto sales over April, trimming unsold cars to 68 days from 79, though total inventories rose in June. GM plans a June 13 Wilmington shutdown affecting 1150 hourly workers, with 775 remaining on furlough. Chrysler recalls 1050 laid off. American Motors keeps all plants open. GM and others brace for model changeovers and small-car competition.
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House approves housing aid bill veto prompts energy row
The final version of the housing subsidies bill passed 253 to 155 after Senate approval, and will go to the President. Senate Democrats frustrated by House delays on energy measures discussed speeding up energy legislation and debated a new Senate energy committee. House vacancies and party counts are noted, with votes not always along party lines.
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Woman found dead in field identified as Ella Fellows
The coroner's office identified a partially decomposed woman found south of Carson as Ella Mae Fellows about 25. She was stabbed at least seven times and dumped in high grass near 1900 E Victoria Street, a known dumping site. LAPD fingerprints confirmed identity. her husband resides in Arkansas. Body found Wednesday near California State College Dominguez Hills campus.
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