NSA Controversy Deepens Over CHAOS Spying Evidence
Rockefeller Commission reports CHAOS collected about 1 100 pages from another agency and 7 200 citizens were targeted. The program ran 1967 to 1974, creating a 300 000 person index while Ober supervised from a basement and reported to CIA Director Helms. Senate Dems accuse Ford aides of leaks to derail hearings.
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CIA
NSA
Rockefeller Commission
Ober
National Security Council
Stabbings Reported at San Quentin Prison
A second San Quentin inmate stabbing in two days left Richard Hernandez in fair condition after being wounded on multiple body parts. Three convicts, including Donald L. Preston who was seriously injured, were placed in special custody as authorities recovered a six inch weapon and investigated motives.
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SAN Quentin
UPI
San Quentin Prison
Richard Hernandez
Orange
Los Angeles
Donald L. Preston
Two escapees captured after prison break and manhunt
Roche and Philion, both serving long sentences, were seized by authorities near a rural area after a night chase that involved FBI agents, bloodhounds, planes, and a large search. Two other escapees remained at large as of the second day of the hunt.
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Roche
Clinton County
Gerald Dall
FBI
G. M. Walker
Marion County
Henry M. Gargano
Chicago
Dennis D. Hunter
Salem
Ohio
Survivors grilled in mutiny murder mystery aboard Mimi
Two of the five survivors of the Mimi sunken freighter gave statements to federal authorities as probes sought whether the crew mutinied and four German officers were killed in an abortive bid to reach Cuba. Jurisdiction questions involve Germany Panama and the United States amid a tangled international case.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
UPI
Mimi
Cuba
U.S
Gun Supardi
Miami
Bahama
Andros Island
Bahamas
Camaguey
Coast Guard
Lothar Eckard
Bernd Hesse
Horst Hershhe
Manfred Schmidt
Supardi
Malik Abdul
Paulus Heydenmans
Mohammed Syid
Wilson Browning
Norfolk Company
Trudeau seeks authority to curb prices and incomes
Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau announced he would ask Parliament for power to impose severe restraints on prices and incomes. He described the plan as the heaviest wartime style controls since World War II to fight inflation over 11 percent with unemployment above 7 percent and rising.
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Ottawa
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Trudeau
Marines land in Europe for practice drills in NATO maneuvers
U S Marines made their first tactical European deployment since 1918 landing by assault helicopters on a plowed West German field. The exercise involved joint maneuvers with West German forces within NATO.
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Bredenbostel
West Germany
U.S
Europe
Wallace Seeks 1976 Presidential Bid and DNC Talks
Gov. George Wallace emissary Michael Griffin told the Democratic National Committee that Wallace would announce his candidacy soon and that he would back the winning Democratic nominee if the party treats Alabama fairly. He said Wallace would support the party if it reflects the people.
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Washington
Updgov
George Wallace
Democratic National Committee
Alabama
Michael Griffin
Wallace
Democratic Party
Abzug weighs Senate bid against Buckley
Bella Abzug of New York indicated at a Women For luncheon at the Beverly Hilton Hotel that she may run for the U.S. Senate next year against Conservative James Buckley if she maintains strong support in New York and additional states including California.
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Bella Abzug
New York
U.S. Senate
James Buckley
Women For
Beverly Hilton Hotel
Ford lists budget cuts and seeks official reaction
Ford administration circulated a plan with over 28 billion dollars in proposed federal budget cuts to Cabinet members and agency officials for comment. OMB deputy director Paul O Neill said the binder shows a thorough review spanning major areas including defense, with specifics not disclosed.
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Ford
Washington
Ford Administration
Office of Management and Budget
Paul O'Neill
OMB
O'Neill
Congress
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Nelsen
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