CIA veteran backs Castro claim on Kennedy assassination
David Phillips, a 24 year CIA veteran who once led the Bay of Pigs operation, said Castro bears no Cuban role in Kennedy's murder and that Oswald was the sole killer. A separate HEW study estimates welfare waste at about 1 billion annually, mostly from agency errors rather than recipient cheating, in AFDC.
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Gisele Mackenzie Weds Banker in Weekend Ceremony
Singer Gisele MacKenzie, 47, married banker Robert F. Klein this weekend at the home of astrologer Carrall Righter who introduced them. Klein, 55, is vice president of the Central Bank of California. Retired Adm. Elmo R. Zumwalt questioned U.S. Vietnam involvement at UNC ceremony, urging restraint. Pope Paul VI preached on journalist ethics at St Peter’s Basilica during World Day for Social Communications. Billy Graham opened an eight day Mississippi crusade attracting about 37,000, with 960 responding to publicly profess faith.
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Southeast Asia peace plan drafts gain ASEAN ministers vote
ASEAN foreign ministers prepare to vote on a blueprint for a neutral Southeast Asia zone amid talks among five non Communist nations. The plan includes all nations in the region, even Cambodia and Vietnams, and follows Sunday talks as leaders push for a defense pact framework. The same period sees Laos’ capital tense after upheaval and King Savang Vatthana reviewing troops in a coalition government. Brussels signs a preferential trade treaty between the Common Market and Israel, despite Arab protests seeking parallel deals with Morocco Algeria and Tunisia.
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CIA Recruits Traveling Businessmen for Intelligence
A CIA official states American business and professionals are regularly recruited to gather information while traveling in Communist countries. Dennis Berend said the Houston office, not a spy school, contacts travelers before and after trips to obtain targeted information in their field, often through 36 cities and via the Denver based Collection Division.
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Massachusetts Gun Law Could Trip Up Out of State Visitors
Boston report says a new Massachusetts statute may jail out of state travelers for at least a year if found carrying life, shotgun or pistol without a Massachusetts license. The law mandates sentence and bars judge leniency. Visitors must obtain a temporary permit from the Department of Public Safety in Boston.
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Local News Snippet From Cegspert Times-News
A garbled OCR page fragment mentions names including John Malley and Chega Bote, with scattered references to places and sums such as 510, 94, 380, and 9133. It reads like a chaotic patch of a local paper, listing multiple entities and potential notices without cohesive context.
Violence Expected In Detroit Police Layoffs Spark Scuffle
Detroit officials warn of further racial conflict after a Friday scuffle among off duty police during protests over layoffs for more than 800 officers. Mayor Coleman Young denounced white officers as staging a drunken brawl and urged disciplinary action. Tensions rise between black officers backing funding and white officers doubting the administration as a federal court order blocks layoffs.
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Capitalism Survives In Saigon Amidrupture Aftermath
Saigon shoppers buy Ho Chi Minh sandals made from tires while markets for Playboy and Penthouse mags rebound. Viet Cong flags sell briskly as soldiers and civilians mingle amid rubble and reopening shops. Vendors fear future confiscations yet observe teetotaling troops and local commerce resuming.
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