French General Stehlin Dies After Bus Crash Linked to Northrop Probe
Gen. Paul Stehlin 67, once French parliament member, died after a June 6 bus run over as investigations revealed he secretly received over 60,000 dollars from Northrop Aircraft to promote its planes over the Mirage F1. The case followed 1974 criticism of his pro U.S. aircraft stance.
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Paris
Paul M. Stehlin
Northrop Aircraft
Avenue de l'Opera
Anne Marie
Stehlin
France
Valery Giscard d’Estaing
U.S
Belgium
Holland
Denmark
Norway
Northrop Corporation
Washington
Northrop
Hughes Aircraft Corporation
Aug
NATO
Atlantic Alliance
Proxmire opposes disbanding CIA
U S senator William Proxmire of Wisconsin defended the CIA labeling moves to abolish the agency foolish and dangerous. He warned disbanding the CIA could lead to unchecked military intelligence growth and higher defense spending while stressing the need for strong penalties to prevent future law violations. He argued the CIA provides vital data without bias during tensions in the Middle East.
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Washington
William Proxmire
Dwis
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Proxmire
Middle East
Sam Giancana slain in Oak Park home during security lull
Federal investigators say crime figure Sam Momo Giancana was shot seven times in the basement of his Oak Park bungalow during a 20 minute lull in surveillance. Police had watched the home hours earlier and only learned of the killing after returning and hearing a disturbance.
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Giancana
Qak Park
Ill
Sam “Momo
Chicago
Oak Park
Doctors Recommend Preparation H For Hemorrhoidal Pain Relief
Exclusive formula promises prompt temporary relief from pain and itching in hemorrhoidal tissues. Doctors report it reduces swelling due to inflammation and can provide hours of relief, with test results supporting its efficacy. Available over the counter as ointment or suppositories under the Preparation H name.
Clothing Stamps Proposed to Aid Indigent in New Plan
A feasibility study by the House Ways and Means Committee staff analyzes a woven clothing stipend modeled after the food stamp program. Wilbert Tatum backs a Clothing Assistance Administration to provide an annual $600 per low income four person household, potentially costing up to $6 billion if fully utilized.
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New York
House
Ways and Means Committee
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
Wilbert Tatum
Apparel Industry Planning and Development
Tatum
North Carolina
Elinor
Senate
Federal Clothing Assistance Administration
History gets some pizzazz in Baltimore
Baltimore officials joined a tongue in cheek reenactment of a British invasion that never happened during the War of 1812. City leaders including Council President Walter Orlinsky and Mayor William D. Schaefer said the event aimed to raise bicentennial awareness ahead of the July 4 celebration at Flag House, home of the woman who stitched the Fort McHenry flag that inspired The Star Spangled Banner.
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Baltimore
UPI
Walter Orlinsky
William PD. Schaefer
Flag House
Fort McHenry
Francis Scott Key
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Pine Ave
Hosding
Socal Security
Ity Representativts
Ibwo
L,pf
Ping Ave
Tong Beach
Telegram
LPT
Riley
New York Times Service
Yuna
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Sattler
Dooley
Gaffers & Sattler
Tsea
Long Beach Blvd
NO. Long Beach
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