McGovern Plans Cuba Visit to Meet Castro in May 1975
Senator George McGovern said he will fly to Havana to meet Prime Minister Fidel Castro and assess Cuba’s social progress since the revolution. Secretary Kissinger will meet Latin American foreign ministers in Washington to discuss lifting the 1961 embargo and OAS trade bans, aiming for sanctions removal.
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Tightrope Walker Petit To Make His Circus Debut
Philippe Petit, the French tightrope artiste famed for his World Trade Center walk, will debut with Ringling Bros. at Madison Square Garden in the Bicentennial Edition of the Greatest Show on Earth. He previously walked between Notre Dame towers and Sydney Harbour Bridge and has recovered from a January rehearsal fall.
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CIA Pressure Claimed on Domestic Surveillance by Officials
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger, who led the CIA for six months in 1973, said senior government officials expressed interest in domestic surveillance. He spoke after a closed-door Rockefeller Commission session, noting the agency’s tone and his recollection of the events.
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Columbia Head Receives Award at New York event
Columbia University President William J. McGill received the Golden Rule Award from the St George Association, an NYPD Protestant officers group, at a Waldorf breakfast. The report also cites testimony by Kissinger, Schlesinger, McCone, and Rostow on CIA covert activities and alleged plots.
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Consolidated Gas Posts First Quarter 1975 Profits Rise
Consolidated Natural Gas Co. reports profits of 45.6 million for the first quarter of 1975, though gas sales fell 3.5 percent. Net income reached 35.7 million the same period last year, with industrial sales dropping 19 percent due to lower deliveries and weaker activity. Earnings were 2.30 per common share vs 1.89 a year earlier.
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