CIA Under Fire as KGB Orchestrates Internal Battles
The CIA faces virulent infighting with internal critics and KGB backed smear campaigns aimed at discrediting Willim Ka 0rn and pressuring Adm. Raborn from office. Leaked columns claim Raborn mishandles CIA control while insiders clash over intelligence policy and U S Soviet relations.
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Aspirin dangers to children and CIA probes in Congress
A Texas reader warns against misreading aspirin risks and urges locking medicines away. The piece notes that small doses can poison children, warns against small objects as choking hazards, and cautions parents to keep pills out of reach. It also covers congressional chatter about CIA oversight, Raborn leadership, and cross party backing.
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U S Pressure Aims to Trim Rhodesian Imports
The United States seeks to curb Rhodesian imports by persuading firms to halt purchases totaling about 11 million dollars last year. American lithum and asbestos suppliers have agreed to Seek non Rhodesian sources, cutting imports by roughly one third. Assistant Secretary G Mennen Williams notes a warmer African reception to U S integrity during a trip tied to the Viet Nam peace effort.
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Almanac Entry for January 26 1966
On this day in history Michigan joins the Union as 26th state in 1837 Louisiana secedes in 1861 and Notre Dame football great Harry Stuhldreher dies in 1965 at 63 The day notes Gen Douglas MacArthur born in 1880 and a Yankees sale in 1945 for 3 million Also highlights Grover Cleveland quote about public trust.
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Budget forecast projections face criticism from Las Vegas column
In a Las Vegas column dated January 26 1966 the author argues President Johnson will be wrong in the 1967 budget projections. They challenge deficit estimates of 1.8 billion and warn that overall spending and revenue figures are unreliable due to unknown weather, Viet Nam war dynamics, and pending Congressional decisions.
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City Manager Aide Appointed In Las Vegas
A past city record notes Art T was named assistant city manager. The item recalls earlier municipal actions affecting city leadership and staff appointments in Las Vegas.
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City Commission
South Fifth Street
Las Vegas Boulevard
Oakey and
San Francisco Avenue
Sahara
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