CIA tapes tied Oswald calls to Mexican embassies
New evidence cited by sources, including the Warren Commission and CIA, suggests Lee Oswald contacted Cuban and Soviet embassies in Mexico City about eight weeks before Kennedy's assassination. The CIA provided a cautious statement noting Oswald probably matched a defector's profile, with details drawn from FBI files.
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Southland Independent Press Telegram Weather Update
Weather page notes forecast for Southland region with brief conditions and temperatures across multiple locales. Minor travel advisory may be included. readers urged to monitor local updates for changes.
Bay Area terror links surface after raid at Harris hideout
Police and federal agents seized documents at the former Harris fugitives hideout in the Bay Area. The material centers on two suspected terrorist groups and could influence inquiries into their inner workings and possible network connections.
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Authorities seize materials in Los Angeles after SLA ties surface
Exclusive sources say remnants of the Symbionese Liberation Army died in a police shootout and reemerged under two names to plot bombings against police. Investigators see the seized items as a potential breakthrough in identifying members linked to the NWLF and the Red Guerrilla Family, seen on California terror plots after the SLA shooting. Police sealed the Harrises apartment after arrests in Bernal Heights, with warrants executed and items removed in the following days.
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Bombs found at Harris hideout match earlier pipe bomb
Police sources quoted by the San Francisco Examiner say four bombs recovered from Bill and Emily Harris’s apartment are identical to a pipe bomb found under a patrol car near the Mission District Station on Aug. 8. The bombs reportedly shared color-coded wires, suggesting a common source. FBI and federal investigators cautioned they had no confirmation of a direct connection.
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Ford eyes contact with Nixon amid California visit
President Ford suggested he might reach out to former President Nixon during a three day California trip. He defended past friendships, discussed Israel’s nuclear question, Pershing missiles, and warned private colleges face tax burdens if funds dwindle. Ford also criticized school busing and favored competition for the GOP nomination.
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Fall fashion section tops this issue of the Press Telegram
The Independent Press Telegram debuts a special fall fashion section showcasing autumn dress options for men and women. It highlights stylish ideas from local retailers and previews the season's trends.
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Loopholes Cost Consumers Billions in Electric Taxes
A 12 month Environmental Action Foundation study says 150 large power companies overcharged customers for federal income taxes, with 57 paying no taxes in 1974. It cites examples like Commonwealth Edison and Philadelphia Electric, and warns expanded tax credits could shift windfalls to stockholders.
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Kissinger backs missile stance in Israel arms talks
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, after a breakfast with Israeli Defense Minister Shimon Peres, defended US policy toward Israel and said Israel’s major arms requests including the Pershing were submitted a year ago and studied. He disputed recent Pentagon statements suggesting surprise over Pershing discussions in Sinai negotiations.
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Coastal Zone boundaries urged and tips for Grand Prix fans
A clipped national wire style listing highlights contents across sections. It notes urged new Coastal Zone boundaries on Page A-4, secret witness summaries on Page A-8, welfare state affordability for Denmark on Page A-13, survival tips for Grand Prix spectators on Page B-1, and Police Beat on Page B-5. The Formula 5000 appears on Pages B-1, B-3, and S11.
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