Investigating Roselli Death Ties to Giancana Slayings
Miami authorities weigh links between mobster John Roselli and Sam Giancana's 1975 murder in Chicago. Roselli's body was found in a chain wrapped oil drum in Biscayne Bay, died of asphyxiation, with CIA plot connections and ties to Judith Exner noted. Investigators will review Senate Intelligence Committee records, while FBI and senators consider jurisdiction and possible probes.
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John Roselli
Sam
Momo" Giancana
Fidel Castro
Roselli
Biscayne Bay
Dade County
Giancana
Chicago
Julio
Ojeda
Charles Zatrepalek
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Castro
Sen
Howard H. Baker
Senate
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Baker
Huntsville
Tenn
Washington
Daniel K. Inouye
Hawaii
New Permanent Intelligence Committee
Judith Campbell Exner
John F. Kennedy
Exner
Angeles Hotel
Ronald Wright
Plantation
Kissinger Bhutto talks stall on safeguards for reprocessing plan
Secretary Kissinger and Prime Minister Bhutto held a three hour meeting in Lahore but failed to clinch safeguards on Pakistan’s planned use of a reprocessing plant for French equipment. The U.S. warned of aid and arms cuts if controls are not agreed, as floods devastate about half of Lahore. 200 tons of wheat will be shipped for relief.
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Pakistan
Henry A. Kissinger
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Kissinger
Bhutto
United States
U.S
India
Nomic
Tran
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Iran
Deauville
France
Normandy
Netherlands
Train Huts Bus In Nebraska. Nine Die In Crash
A Burlington Northern freight train struck a Stratton Nebraska Sunday school bus at a dusty crossing killing nine people including seven children. Eighteen on the bus, fifteen children, eight injured survived. The Rev. Thomas Nerren and his wife were among the dead. several children and parents were injured or killed as the bus failed to stop despite warning signals.
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Stratton
Neb
Ron Longsine
Thomas B. Nerren
Stratton Church
McCook
Longsine
Paul Carlson
Burlington Northern
Nerren
Shirlene
Denver
Thomas
Cindy Jo Minary
Debra Minary
Kenneth Minary
Julianna Scarrow
Steven Lloyd Scarrow
Jennifer Scarrow
Cecil Scarrow
Holly Schoenberger
Daniel Schoenberger
Nerrens
William
Wesch
FBI chief Kelley aims to stay on as director
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley said he plans to remain in office as long as his health allows. He criticized subordinates who deceived him about 1966 and 1973 burglaries and warned that those responsible will face action. He noted ongoing inquiries into FBI abuses may lead to discipline for several agents.
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FBI
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
CBS
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Denver
Nicholas P. Callahan
Fierce clashes erupt in Beirut as siege persists
In Beirut fighting raged along the Christian Muslim divide with 65 killed and about 140 wounded in a night of fire. Across Tal Zaatar refugee camp 1,000 Muslims fled under sniper fire as Christians claimed Palestinians used families as human shields.
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Beirut, Lebanon
No Man’s Land
Beirut
Tal Zaatar
Dekwaneh
Nabaa
Pierre Gemayel
Christian Phalange Party
Saeb Salam
Phalange Radio
Gemayel
Carter says campaign funds allegedly paid to California preachers
Plains, Ga. Jimmy Carter acknowledged that his organization paid campaign money that reached black preachers in California. He said his staff did not know of the practice, that he had issued strict orders disapproving it, and he asked treasurer Robert Lipshutz to investigate any possible wrongdoing.
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Plains
Jimmy Carter
California
Robert Lipshutz
Organic matter and soil testing for home gardens
Kansas State University horticulturists advise adding organic matter such as stable manure rotted sawdust or compost at 50-100 pounds per 100 square feet to improve soil while noting fertilizer is helpful but not a cure for poor soil conditions. They also recommend soil testing and, if unavailable, applying 2-3 pounds of mixed fertilizer per 100 square feet.
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Kansas State University
KSU
Local donors raise 8070 for MS support in Kansas
About 8 070 was collected for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society from Douglas County residents, business firms and Kansas University personnel. Sixty percent stays for local patient care, the rest goes to national research, coordinator David Kendall said. He thanked all donors for the worthy cause.
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National
Douglas County
Kansas University
National Organization
David Kendall
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