Burns predicts economic upturn in second half
Federal Reserve Board Chairman Arthur F. Burns forecasts a good and healthy recovery in the economy during the latter half of the year with a 4 to 5 percent rise in real gross national product. He cited signs of improvement and said inflation is easing though still disconcerting.
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Kelley says FBI won’t resist change at graduation
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley told 500 Southwest High School graduates that investigative methods adapt to society’s shifting values. He said the FBI will not engage in lawless activity and aims to protect constitutional rights while preventing crime.
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Democrats Face Energy Legislation Impasse Across Congress
Congress stalls on a national energy conservation program as Democrats blame leadership and committee structures for delays. President Ford mulls a $1 per barrel oil tariff rise, while rivals call the Congress inept. Senate Leader Mansfield cites independence and scattered aims among Democrats.
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Doctor seeks Kennedy Oswald bullet evidence for neutron tests
A Kansas physician professor claims angles of the JFK shooting don’t fit Oswald and questions how a single bullet could traverse Kennedy and Connally yet be snagged by Connally’s cuff. He seeks bullet 399 and fragments for neutron analysis, argues FBI data are incomplete, and vows to sue for access despite government noncooperation.
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Newsmen expelled from South Vietnam at Saigon border
AP reports American correspondent Matt Franjola and French novelist Jean Larteguy were expelled from South Vietnam arriving in Vientiane with other reporters and teachers. An AP colleague, George Esper, was not affected. Franjola blamed no clear reason but cited Vietnamese officials hinting at possible harm to the revolution.
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Iranian group claims credit for deadly Tehran incident
A group calling itself the Revolutionary Republican Movement of the Armed Forces of Iran said it fatally wounded two U.S. Air Force officers in Tehran last Wednesday. The victims Col. Paul R. Shaffer and Lt. Col. Jack J. Turner were attacked while commuting to work. The Iranian government blamed Marxist guerillas and identified three killers.
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Aerial Tours Benefit Nurses Training Fund
About 200 to 250 people enjoyed clear weather rides over Clinton and Perry Lakes on Sunday. Sponsored by the Jayhawk Chapter 40 and 8, Veiture 786 of the American Legion, the flights raised about 250 dollars for Stormont Vail Hospital nurse training. Planes stayed aloft from 10 a.m. to dusk per spokesman Delbert Richardson. The scholarship aids a nurse student at Stormont Vail Hospital in Topeka.
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