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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1975

Page

1

Sinai secret commitments published by Senate panel

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee released four secret U S commitments to Egypt and Israel tied to the Sinai disengagement, despite Kissinger's objections. The disclosures cover military aid to Israel, nonrecognition of the PLO until it accepts Israel, possible Pershing missiles, and Egypt economic aid with monitoring of disengagement talks.

Washington UPI Henry A. Kissinger Senate Foreign Relations Committee United States Egypt Israel Sinai Frank Church D-Idaho Congress Kissinger U.S Soviet Union Palestine Liberation Organization PLO Syria Cairo al Ahram Senate Ford Administration Dick Clark Iowa

FBI uncovers SLA data in Harris Hearst case inquiry

The FBI discloses a 20 page inventory from William and Emily Harris showing a wealth of SLA materials. Entries include Hearst kidnapping notes, corporate names like Del Monte, oil firm headlines, and Sacramento area clues. Federal officials would not discuss specifics citing evidence status.

San Francisco FBI Symbionese Liberation Army Patricia Hearst SLA William Emily Harris Harrises Miss Hearst

Harris seeks woman lawyer in Hearst kidnapping case

Emily Harris told Superior Court she prefers a female attorney, saying she wants to work equally and not be told what to do. Her husband William Harris and Patricia Hearst face charges including kidnapping, assault, and robbery stemming from the May 1974 sporting goods store attack and car seizure. They will likely plead not guilty next Friday after a postponement granted to choose counsel.

Emily Harris Patricia Hearst Ed Rucker Leonard Weinglass Ellsberg and Chicago Seven Miss Hearst Weinglass Harris San Francisco

CIA formed executive action unit in 1960s says senators

Senators and former officials confirm a CIA designated "executive action" group in the early 1960s to plan removing foreign leaders by various means including assassination. Church says the capability was never used and the group likely disbanded in 1963. Details tied to Castro plot are separate, with release of the committee report anticipated.

Washington CIA Executive Action” Group Frank Church Idaho Senate Intelligence Committee Kennedy Church Central Intelligence Agency Fidel Castro Riviera Castro Walter Mondale D-Minn Denison College Granville Ohio Mondale Richard Helms Richard Bissell Executive Action

Guerrillas strike Beirut Airport killing civilians

Five guerrillas attacked Beirut International Airport at dawn. Four civilians, plus one guerrilla, were killed amid gunfire in the concourse. A guerrilla commandeered a Middle East Airlines jet, while security forces and PLO officials moved to contain the incident.

Beirut Lebanon UPI Beirut International Egyptair Cairo Middle East Airlines Lufthansa

Hirohito Pays Respect at Arlington War Cemetery

Emperor Hirohito visits Arlington National Cemetery in Washington to lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. A German envoy accompanies him as part of a broader postwar symbol of reconciliation and diplomacy.

Emperor Hirohito of Japan Arlington National Cemetery Washington Hirohito Helmut Schmidt Arlington John F. Kennedy Pacific

School lunch veto assailed

President Ford vetoed the school lunch and child nutrition program drawing swift opposition from sponsor Senator George McGovern who vowed the veto would be overridden. McGovern called the veto political surrender as Ford argued the bill would add 1.2 billion to the budget and criticized its fiscal irresponsibility despite broad congressional support.

Washington Ford George McGovern D-S.c Congress McGovern

Brown Buckley debate to appeal to intellectuals

Short notices on debate topics hint at issues that challenge readers. The listing cites a Page A-4 feature urging reasoned discussion and a Page A-5 note on escalating auto insurance costs.

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