Subversion alleged in KCIA plan to influence US policy
Washington AP A House subcommittee chairman accused South Korea s KCIA of planning to secretly recruit American officials and citizens to sway US public opinion and policy. Fraser said the 1976 plan earmarked 750000 dollars and aimed to use Congress executives press academics and Korean Americans to back Park Chung Hee.
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Washington
House
Donald M. Fraser
D-Minn
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
Congress
Executive Branch
Fraser
KCIA
Park Chune-hee
ECIA
Park
U.S
United States
Korea
Sohn Ho Young
New York City
Kim Sang Keun
William Goodhing
R-Pa
Search Continues For Lost Airplane In Colorado
At daybreak the Pitkin County sheriff reports no solid leads in locating seven Oklahoma travelers aboard a twin engine plane missing since leaving Aspen. The aircraft carried an electronic crash indicator but no signal has been found. Aboard were CB Cameron, his wife Jo Carol, their son Bill 18 daughter Lynda 15 and two friends.
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Salida
Colo
Pitkin County
Sheriff's Office
Aspen
Cameron
Oklahoma City
Jo Carol
Bill
Lynda
Camerons
Charles Ran
Dust Settles End for Johnson as FBI Director Nominee
U S District Judge Frank M Johnson withdraws as President Carters FBI director nominee due to slow recovery from abdominal surgery. Attorney General Griffin Bell delays selection for two weeks to rethink the process and asks Clarence Kelley to stay on past January 1. Kelley open to staying through January. Johnson plans to write to President Carter.
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Washington
U.S
Frank M. Johnson
Carter
FBI
Griffin Bell
Bell
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Johnson
Jonson
Alabama
Marine Harrier Crashes at Sea Off Okinawa
The Marine Corps reports a Harrier VSTOL jet bomber lost at sea near Okinawa early Tuesday. The pilot was rescued. It follows another Harrier damage at Kadena Air Base. Of 110 Harriers purchased, 28 have crashed amid appeals to Defense Secretary Brown.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Okinawa
Kadena Air Base
Corps
Defense
Harold Brown
Polish Romanian bid for U S Army helicopter engine eyed
Intelligence sources say Poland and Romania seek to buy a Detroit Diesel Allison turboshaft used in the OH6A helicopter. CIA notes the engine could aid a cruise missile program, raising export control and licensing questions despite small, civilian versions.
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Ashington
Poland
Romania
Central Intelligence Agency
U.S
U.S Navy
CIA
Allison
General Motors Corp
U.S. Gov
City leaders dispute Lawton population reports
City officials met with a representative of the Oklahoma Employment Security Commission to address published claims of a population decline. Bowman says state estimates are close to Lawton’s figures and errors may have garbled data. Lawton’s July 1 1976 estimate was 82 100 while city figures are 83 500.
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Lawton
City Hall
Oklahoma Employment Security Commission
Wayne Gilley
Oklahoma City
W. J. Bowman
Teen-Agers Shift Toward Conservative Stance in Poll
Seventy percent of about 24 000 high school juniors and seniors say they have never had sex, and 56 percent want a virgin spouse. The Who's WhoAmong American High School Students poll notes increased conservatism in moral and political views since a decade ago.
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Oathbrook
Forger Abagnale Warns Students on Hot Checks
Frank Abagnale Jr. spoke to Law ton Distributive Education students about hot checks. He described his $2.5 million fraud era and five years in prison. He now runs a firm advising merchants and notes crime does not pay.
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Constitution
Kforgers
United States
Lawton
Frank Abagnale Jr
Dustin Hoffman
U S Officials Weigh Cairo Talks Before Geneva Plan
Carter Administration considers joining a Cairo Middle East conference in Egypt this weekend. Deciding U S representation remains unsettled with Vance not attending and Habib or Atherton named as possible delegates. The aim is groundwork for a Geneva Conference while Sadat supports dialogue despite risks.
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Washington
Carter
Egypt
U.S
Anwar Sadat
Geneva
Sadat
White House
Abdul Halim Mahmud
Al-Azhar
Cairo
Israel
Weather outlook fair skies with warming highs ahead
The forecast calls for fair skies tonight and Wednesday with warmer temperatures on Wednesday. Tonight's low will be in the low 30s and Wednesday's high in the mid 30s. Monday's high was 44 and overnight 35. Through Friday, highs reach the 50s in the northwest and near 60 in the southeast, while lows range from the mid-20s in the Panhandle to the mid-30s in the southeast.
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Panhandle
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