Pentagon defers 8000 West Germany support troop cut
The Defense Department delays an 8,000 man reduction in West Germany support troops over fears it would weaken combat strength. Army chief Weyand and Defense Secretary Schlesinger agree the cut could jeopardize endurance, risking a shift toward a short war strategy in Europe.
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D-Ga
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House panel subpoenas top secret Vietnam War documents
The House Select Committee on Intelligence issued a subpoena for top secret Vietnam War documents due by 10 a.m. Wednesday. If President Ford refuses to release the materials, he may seek to quash the subpoena in court.
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Ford assails doomsters in Dallas trip
President Ford defended the nation in Dallas saying it is not disintegrating but in a period of change. He rejected doomsayers amid heightened security after recent pistol incidents and said it would be unwise to reopen the Kennedy assassination hearings.
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Rebels raid Kagnew Base. 6 Ethiopians and 2 U.S. missing
U.S. officials report eight personnel attacked at Kagnew Base near Asmara with six Ethiopians and two Americans missing. An ELF faction claimed credit and warned of more strikes. Pentagon cannot confirm casualties. no bodies found. State Dept. hints at kidnapping possibilities amid Eritrean independence conflict.
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U S scientists bounce laser off the moon
Scientists atop Haleakala bounced a laser off the moon onto 300 glass cubes left by Apollo astronauts and received the reflection back to earth. The timing measured in nanoseconds helps gauge earth moon distance and continent drift. Dr William E Carter leads LURE and notes potential quake prediction benefits.
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Controversy Over Congressional Declassification Powers
A House committee seeks to declassify government material amid a dispute with the administration over whether Congress can publicly release confidential documents. Officials argue the President cannot expose thousands of secret records to all committees, while many lawmakers contend secrecy hides bureaucratic failures and waste. The dispute centers on a Defense Intelligence Agency summary phrase referencing Egypt from October 6, 1974 and broader national security implications.
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Oregon Faces Police News Blackout After Law Change
Police across Oregon refuse to reveal arrests and incidents as a new law keeps records confidential. The blackout prompts a special session of the legislature and possible revisions with Gov. Straub's hoped signature. Local officials contest the limits and call for transparency while editors push for access.
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Roseburg
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Arson at Le Premiere cafe in Long Beach. $500 reward offered
Early Aug 25 between 5 and 8 am an arson attempt damaged Le Premiere at 430 E Ocean Blvd Long Beach. Flammable liquid was found in the wine room with candles lit in other rooms and gas jets turned on. Damage about $2000. Secret Witness offers 500 for information leading to arrest and conviction.
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