War hero Sharon quits as Rabin adviser over policy
Gen Ariel Sharon, hero of the 1973 war, said he will resign as military adviser to Prime Minister Rabin effective April. He warned of grave deterioration in Israel's political and military posture and urged readiness for another war with the Arabs.
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Kelley urges expanded FBI wiretaps for terrorism cases
PBI Director Clarence M Kelley urged Congress to authorize FBI wiretaps and bugs to gather intelligence on domestic terrorists. He said success in solving major security cases requires full tools, including electronic surveillance, in a Palm Beach Round Table speech prepared remarks.
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Beirut Holiday Inn takeover escalates Lebanon conflict
The Holiday Inn Beirut became a center in the civil war as Muslim militants seized the hotel. Phalangist forces bombarded the lobby while rival groups fought on surrounding streets. Officials moved to mediate with Syria amid warnings of expanded violence and mounting casualties.
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Nixon turns over report on China
Former President Nixon gave a report on his China trip to Secretary of State Henry Kissinger and President Ford. Officials described the letter as a broad review with no especially insightful details and noted Chinese leaders wished Washington to remain involved in Asia. Time quoted Nixon praising Hua Kuo-feng as an impressive figure. Richard Arlen, star of silent Paramount films, was reported in critical condition with emphysema at Riverside Hospital in North Hollywood.
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Prisoner mistreatment trial of deputies continues
In Santa Ana Municipal Court two Orange County Sheriff deputies Robert Leavitt and Carey Ball face charges of mistreating prisoners Nick Bigham and William Johnston. Jurors acquitted them of assaulting Bigham but have not yet ruled on Johnston's mistreatment in the Dec 18 to late December incidents.
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Caution Over Electronic Surveillance in Domestic Security
TE stressed careful electronic surveillance to protect privacy and dignity in security ops. FBI officials said precautions are proper and they would provide assurances if surveillance extended to domestic security cases.
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Levi denies FBI probe targeted at top aides
Attorney General Edward Levi rejected claims the FBI inquiry is aimed at three aides of Director Kelley. The Washington Post said investigators broadened the probe to include Associate Director Nicholas Callahan and deputies James Adams and Thomas Jenkins. Kelley backed his aides, saying no order or investigation targeted them, while former official John Mohr remained the likely focus of the kickback inquiry into eavesdropping equipment purchases.
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