Surgeon to testify in Kleindienst hearing today
A cardiac surgeon Dr Victor L Liszka of Arlington Virginia was to testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee inquiry into Kleindienst accusations. Liszka treated Dita Beard whose memorandum triggered the probe amid ITT related funding claims tied to the Republican National Convention.
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IRA Denies Link to Belfast Restaurant Bombing
The IRA denied responsibility for the Abercorn restaurant blast that killed two women and wounded 136. Police believed IRA involvement, while Sinn Fein condemned attacks on civilians. Prime Minister Lynch urged a halt to violence, and a manhunt continued for suspects as hospital victims faced severe injuries.
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Construction Wage Raise May Be Held To Guideline
An informed source says Harvard Dean John T. Dunlop, chairman of a construction trades pay panel, has promised the Pay Board new construction union wage increases will be cut.
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Firebomb Kills Three Children in Riverside
Three children Cynthia Warren 9 Lawrence 8 Marlene 7 died after a gasoline bomb shattered a bedroom window at their grandmother's home in Riverside. Authorities found no clear motive. Grandmother Ruby Jamison 62 said she woke to screams and escaped the flames. The children were visiting while their mother Victoria Warren was with their father Robert, an inmate at Riverside County Industrial Road Camp in Banning.
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Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact Upgrade Allied Mobility
U S intelligence reports say the Soviet Union and its Warsaw Pact allies plan major upgrades to air transport and ground networks to quicken troop and materiel movement. New air regiments in Poland East Germany Czechoslovakia and Hungary will use four engine AN12 transports. Ground routes highways rails and rail gauges will be modernized to allow direct USSR transport into East Europe.
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