CIA Funneling 6 Million to Italian Anti Communist Leaders
Washington sources say the CIA is supplying 6 million dollars to Christian Democratic and Socialist figures in Italy to counter advances by the Communist party and influence Italy's political alignment. The disclosure follows debates on covert funding for anti Communist factions in Angola and includes briefings to key lawmakers.
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Washington
CIA
Italy
Henry A. Kissinger
Communist Party
Europe
Christian Democratic and
Socialist
U.S
Angola
Senate
State Department
William E
Colby
John Sparkman
Ala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Ford Administration
Case
Congress
House International Relations Committee
Wayne Hays
Ohio
Portugal
New York Times
Washington Post
the Post
United States
Ramparts
Kissinger
Interest Conflict Charge On Former State Official
Former Missouri Air Conservation Commission director Harvey D. Shell of Columbia is charged with conflict of interest for working for Columbia less than five months after leaving the agency. He allegedly represented the city in a pollution case and cited the power plant for violations while still a state employee. he was paid over 2100 dollars for consulting work. Shell must appear January 15 in St Louis County court.
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Clayton, Mo
St. Louis
Missouri Air Conservation Commission
Harvey D. Sheil
City of
Columbia
Shell
Missouri
Courtney Goodman Jr
Goodman
Jefferson City
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Court of
Skelton Files In 4th District
State Sen Ike Skelton filed for the Missouri 4th Congressional District Democratic nomination becoming the seventh candidate. The Lexington attorney paid a $50 fee with 500 Roosevelt dimes and highlighted economy and leadership as campaign issues. Also seeking the nomination are Sen Jack Gant and Sen Don Manford along with Adelaide L Miller Lane Leard and Art Lamb.
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Jefferson City
Ike Skelton
Missouri
Skelton
Lexington
Secretary of State
Roosevelt
Washington
Western Missouri
Jack Gant
Independence
Don Manford
Lee's Summit
Adelaide L. Miller
Lake Lotawana
Lane Leard
Art Lamb
Strike Threatens In Ireland Over Ulster Killings
Protestant leaders threaten a military offensive against the IRA and a general strike in response to the ambush killings in South Armagh. Merlyn Rees rejects a crackdown while Loyalist leaders claim 80,000 armed men. British forces reinforce Northern Ireland but no action against the IRA is ordered.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
South Armagh
Merlyn Rees
IRA
Glen Barr
Loyalist Army Council
Rees
Ian Paisley
Ulster Workers’ Council
Armagh
Gerry Fitt
Britain
West Germany
Republican Action Force
Provisional
Attorney General Explains Trial Secrecy and Rumor Link
California Attorney General Evelle Younger writes to North Platte editors supporting press push against gag orders. He recalls his Los Angeles case with Sirhan Sirhan and RFK assassination, where a gag prevented him from denying rumors about Nasser funding conspiracies. He argues open reporting serves the public.
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North Platte
Neb
California
Evelle J. Younger
Nebraska
Erwin Charles Simants
Younger
North Platte Telegraph
Bill Eddy
New York Times
Eddy
Young
University of Nebraska
Los Angeles
Sirhan Sirhan
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Nasser
Sirhan
US And Israel Seek Common Ground On UN Action
Washington reports Kissinger and Allon plan two days of talks to align strategies ahead of a UN Security Council session on Middle East cease-fire frameworks. The U S insists UN resolutions 242 and 338 anchor peace talks, while Israel prefers no changes that undermine those terms. Allen’s government opposes altering or adding resolutions and will boycott the debate.
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Washington
United States
Israel
Middle East
Henry A. Kissinger
Yigal Allon
United Nations Security Council
Palestinian Liberation Organization
U.N
Kissinger
Allen
U.S
National School Strikes Leave 100000 Pupils Idle
About 100000 pupils in three states stay home as teacher walkouts continue. In Pittsburgh 4400 teachers and aides remain off duty after failed talks, with Allegheny County Judge Zeigler to rule on contempt. Madison Wisconsin and Sauk Centre and Faribault Minnesota also see strikes over pay and schedule.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Allegheny County
Donald E. Ziegler
Madison
Wis
Minnesota
Sauk Centre
Faribault
Wisconsin
Zeigler
Audrain HDC Sponsor Dance For Community Projects
The Audrain HDC will sponsor a benefit dance on January 17 at the National Guard Armory to raise funds for three 1976 projects: career development for underemployed and disadvantaged individuals, an emergency fund, and a summer camp. The Majesties will provide music. Camps will be held in Mexico Vandalia and Martinsburg for disadvantaged children.
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Audrain Hdc
National Guard
HDC
the Majesties
Mexico
Vandalla
Martinsburg
Richard Savage
Cattle Prices Move Upward In Afternoon at Auction
An influx of better cattle and higher demand lifted afternoon feeder prices at Central Missouri Livestock Auction on Tuesday. Feeder steers under 700 pounds mostly held steady, over 700 pounds steady to $1 lower. heifers, cows and bulls unchanged. Top prices included Choice 300–400 lb steers at $33.26 cwt and 400–500 lb steers at $39.10, with 500–600 lb steers $34–$39.90 and 600–700 lb at $35–$40. Heifers 350–500 lb topped at $30.80. slaughter bulls 1200–1500 lb ranged $26–$29 cwt. Prices generally below last week’s highs.
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Central Missouri
Market News Service
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Kelly Furniture
Herculon Tapestry
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