Soviet Izvestia slams Radio Liberty and Radio Free Europe
Izvestia accuses the U S government funded stations of impeding U S Soviet ties and spreading fabrications by dissidents like Solzhenitsyn Sakharov and Kuznetsov The article denounces the stations as tools of imperialist interference and highlights their role in criticizing Soviet policy amid talks at the European Security Conference.
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Court Upholds Rape Conviction
Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals upholds 55 year prison term for Alphonso Wright and Sam Eugene Manous in the abduction and rape of a 43 year old Oklahoma City teacher on June 7. The court found no error in the trial.
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Fire in Engine Forces National Jumbo Jet Return
London AP reports a National Airlines jumbo jet had one engine catch fire twenty minutes after takeoff from Heathrow bound for Miami. The plane ditched fuel over the sea and landed safely with no injuries. the fire was out upon arrival.
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National Airlines
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Heathrow
Goodrich Strike Talks Delayed by Federal Court Action
Negotiations between United Rubber Workers Local 124 and B F Goodrich Co. stalled as the company seeks a federal court injunction in Tulsa to end the strike that began August 11 affecting about 1 600 workers. Personnel manager Kenneth Kemp said talks remain open but no sessions are set this week. Local president Harry Frellick said negotiations halt until after Thursday's Tulsa hearing.
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Government watches many agencies fund intelligence
Reports reveal the U S government spends about 5 billion dollars annually on intelligence operations with nine agencies involved beyond the CIA including the State Department DIA NSA Atomic Energy Commission FBI and the four military services. Citizens previously barred from owning gold since 1934 with exceptions for industry art and jewelry.
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