Intensive Hunt On For Bomb Planters
The FBI leads an intensive nationwide hunt for Weather Underground members linked to the State Department bombing in Washington and an attempted bombing in Oakland California. A federal task force, including a large share of the Washington field office and agents nationwide, pursues the group believed to have fewer than 30 members. Authorities note hoaxes and actual bombs, with the Oakland device exploded harmlessly. The Weather Underground members, once the Weather Underground, surfaced after 1970 indictments. The group发布 bom bs in protest of U.S. involvement in Southeast Asia.
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Jeffrey Mills
Associated Press
FBI
Weather Underground
State Department
Washington
Oakland
Calif
The
Weatherman
Chicago
Interior
Treasury Departments
Alfred E. Smith
New York State Capitol
Albany
Prince George's County
Upper Marlboro
Agriculture Department
Smithsonian Institution
George P. Miller Federal
U.S
Southeast Asia
Weathermen
Clarence M. Kelley
United States
Kelley
Fire destroys Stanberry store in northwest Missouri
A Western Auto outlet on Stanberry’s square was destroyed by an early morning fire. The blaze threatened the city power plant as crews from Albany and Maryville battled the flames. Cause is undetermined and losses are not yet estimated. Stanberry in Gentry County lies at the U S 169 and 136 junction about 50 miles from the Iowa line.
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Stanberry
APA
Western
Missouri
Albany
Maryville
Gentry County
Iowa
Man Arrested On Charge Of Double Murder
Bridgeton Missouri police say 27 year old Frank Lane was arrested on two counts of murder for the shooting deaths of Phyllis Elaine Newcomb 33 and Richard Windau 44 in northwest St Louis County. Lane was held overnight in Bridgeton jail after being found in a bar by undercover officers. Newcomb was found in a drainage ditch near Bridgeton and Windau in his apartment in St Ann. An autopsy showed Newcomb was shot once behind the car and Windau had a gunshot wound to the head. Lane allegedly reached for a 388 caliber revolver during arrest but was subdued. Lane is believed to know both victims.
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Bridgeton
St. Louis
Frank Reich
Frank Lane
Lane
Phyllis Elaine Newcomb
Richard Windau
St. Ann
William Thiele
Windau
Miss Newcomb
Reich
Wages Of Watergate Tour Focuses On Dean
John W. Dean II begins a nine week lecture tour in colleges earning at least 175000 dollars. He will speak in over 50 halls at about 3500 dollars per two hour appearance, with the first at the University of Virginia paying 4000 dollars. Dean, released from prison January 8, remains a focal point of Watergate coverage, while Ronald Ziegler faces less favorable reception at Michigan State where a 2500 dollar fee sparked protests and a student council funding dispute. Public reaction ranges from support to censorship debate.
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Washington
API
John W. Dean II
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Dean
University of Virginia
Robert Walker
Boston
Walker
U.S
John J. Sirica
Richard M. Nixon
John Herring
Charlottesville
Herring
Virginia
Michigan State
East Lansing
Ziegler
Boston University
Richard Nixon
Rotary to Host Bob Ahsens as Luncheon Speaker
Bob Ahsens of Columbia, formerly with Mexico, will address the Rotary Club at Friday’s luncheon at the County Club. He will discuss his Missouri work in law enforcement and security. Ahsens previously belonged to the FBI and now leads the Columbia Investigative Activities.
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Bob Ahsens
Columbia
Mexico
Rotary Club
University of Missouri
Mr. Ahsens
FBI
Columbia Investigative Activities
Segovia Talks Of Growing Family During Miami Visit
Miami AP report notes 81 year old guitarist Andres Segovia and his wife Emilia plan to have another child. Segovia already has two sons, Andres, 53, from a previous marriage, and Carlos, 4. He lives in Madrid and is in the city for a concert. Emilia will join him next month. Segovia calls his younger son the joy of his life and says he is absorbing youth from his wife.
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Miami
Andres Segovia
Segovia
Andres
Carlos
Madrid
Emilia
Dodge of the Week promotion at Dodge Boys sale
During the Car Clearance Carnival the Dodge Boys announce a weekly Dodge of the Week from now through February 16. Each week a model such as Monaco Dart or pickup is highlighted and customers are urged to visit for a deal. The promo also hints at a $200 check from Dodge and trade in options at the dealership.
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Ol’ Joe G
Dodge Boys
Dodge
Bond Says Hasn't Made His '76 Plans
Missouri Governor Christopher Bond told Kansas newsmen he has not set political plans for 1976. He will not decide this year whether to seek re election run for the U S Senate or retire from public office. Bond cited Kansas Day dinner remarks and noted no intention to challenge Senator Stuart Symington. He urged the GOP to show performance ethics and broaden its voter base for a 1976 comeback.
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Topeka
Kan
Missouri
Christopher Bond
Kansas
Bond
U.S Senate
U.S. Senate
Stuart Symington
Senate
May Filibuster Against Anti-Filibuster
Washington AP Sen James B Allen long known filibuster master threatens to talk to death a rule change that would curb the tactic Mondale and Pearson propose a three fifths vote to end filibusters Instead of the current five thirds Allen argues debate safeguards against ill conceived action Pearson backs balance between debate and vote If enacted last year the consumer protection agency bill might have passed but was blocked by his filibuster Since 1917 ninety six cloture attempts occurred with twenty one succeeding
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Washington
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Senate
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Pearson
Allen
Consumer Protection Agency
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Ohio
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BUICK
Chevrolet
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Impala
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