Pentagon Spying on Civilians Revealed by Senate Report
A Senate intelligence committee staff report shows the Pentagon still spies on civilians deemed threats. It notes nine penetrations since 1971, including a Long Beach antimilitary group Movement for a Democratic Military, with Navy involvement. Ends noting widespread surveillance dangers amid ambiguous directives.
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Brown Seeks Maryland Boost in Battle for Democratic Nomination
California Governor Jerry Brown expresses confidence in Maryland's Tuesday presidential primary and says the result will influence his momentum after three weeks campaigning there. He avoids predicting a Carter matchup, urging Maryland voters to judge him and pledging ongoing effort toward the Democratic nomination.
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Beirut violence surges as civil war rages across city
Beirut and suburbs endured one of the civil war's most violent days as shelling and artillery killed scores, with hundreds wounded at Barbir and American University hospitals. A Christian push toward Nabaa sparked fresh Moslem-Christian clashes and 71 more deaths were reported in Suywtay.
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Kissinger Says He Would Prefer Not To Remain As Secretary Of State
Secretary Henry Kissinger told NBC Barbara Walters he would rather not stay in his post even if Ford wins re election. He stressed foreign policy should function without him and added he would defend the Panama Canal if needed, depending on essential security terms.
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FBI assassination file tied to plots against Castro and AMLASH
Senate aides said a newly discovered FBI assassination file centers on CIA attempts to kill Fidel Castro in the early 1960s and an AMLASH plot that extended into the Johnson era. Mondale disclosed the file while urging the Justice Department to reassert control over the FBI amid past Hoover-era independence.
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Teenagers in Stolen Car Cause Seven-Car Crash in Anaheim
Two Los Angeles teens, 15 and 16, fleeing from Santa Ana detectives in a stolen car triggered a high speed chase on the Santa Ana Freeway and Ball Road. The collision at Ball Road and Euclid Street involved seven vehicles, injuring two civilians and an Anaheim officer. Both youths were captured. officers treated minor injuries and the suspects booked at Orange County Juvenile Hall on stolen auto charges.
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Quake Jolts Northwest Washington and Vancouver Island
A 5.4 magnitude quake shook parts of northwest Washington and nearby British Columbia early Sunday. It lasted six seconds causing minor damage but no injuries. Epicenter was northeast of Pender Island near Victoria. authorities said aftershocks were unlikely.
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El Salvador official and six held in gun plot foiled
AP reports New York arrests in a 2.55 million scheme to supply 10,000 submachine guns to mobsters. Col Manuel Rodriguez and six others faced conspiracy and gun control charges after undercover payments, with bail set up to 3 million dollars. Tape recordings documented meetings, initial 28 million price cut to 2.55 million.
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Cleaver’s claim on U S race relations gains ground
Inside today’s Independent reports Cleaver asserts the United States leads in race relations. A 6000 strong rally supports the ERA in Springfield Illinois. Public aversion to big government climbs in Harris survey. Citizens wage war on burglary stalls in North Long Beach.
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