Secret Operation Report Suppressed by IRS Officials
Top IRS officials spent the July 4 holiday drafting a report that would reveal another secret intelligence operation in the Miami area. The plan was to turn over the Seaport project known as Operation Sunshine to a House subcommittee for review.
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Sunshine
Vietnamese search for MIAs tied to U.S. aid plan
North Vietnamese Premier Pham says Hanoi will pursue the fate of Americans missing in Vietnam but links the search to U.S. aid for postwar reconstruction. He replied June 21 to 21 U.S. congressmen whose inquiry prompted the letter aired by Hanoi radio. The broadcast noted U.S. aid as a factor in resolving missing personnel cases.
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Pham
Yan Dong
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U.S
Hanoi Radio Today
South Vietnam
Delmar Hawkins Reports to Navy Station Adak Alaska
Delmar Hawkins Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Delmar I Hawkins Sr of 637 Quisenberry Mexico Mo has reported for duty at U S Naval Station Adak Alaska He is a former Mexico Vocational Technical School student and joined the Navy in April 1974.
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Demar I. Hawkins, Jr
Delmar I. Hawkins, Sr
Quisenberry
Mexico
U.S
Adak
Alaska
Mexico Vocational Technical School
Flynn participates in NEMSU orientation program
Michael Neal Flynn son of Mr and Mrs Martin Flynn of Martinsburg recently participated in a freshman summer pre enrollment program at Northeast Missouri State University in Kirksville Approximately 40 students attended daily from June 9 through July 31 The orientation for freshmen their parents and guests covered life at Northeast enrollment steps a parent rap session and a campus tour
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Martin Flynn
Martinsburg
Northeast Missouri State University
Kirksville
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Von Braun Heads Space Institute
Dr Wernher Von Braun announces formation of a nonprofit National Space Institute to educate the public on space goals and benefits He will serve as president with Charles C Hewitt as executive director The board includes Bob Hope Isaac Asimov and former astronauts.
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U.S
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National Space Institute
Charles C. Hewitt
Bob Hope
Isaac Asimov
The Holy Places and Bombs in Bethlehem
A 22 year old Palestinian dies in a Bethlehem bomb mishap at 1700 hours local time. Israeli intelligence uncovers $1200 in American money, detonators, wiring and clocks among wreckage in his sister's house. The report notes prior border searches and ongoing Israeli security.
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Middle East
Bethlehem
Viet Regime Relocates City Dwellers to Farms in South Vietnam
Saigon Liberation Radio reports 6,500 residents of Da Nang volunteered to move to the countryside to boost agriculture. In Hue area, 2,000 people will relocate to Phu Lac, a struggling coastal town southeast of Hue. Food shortages have followed the April 30 surrender and end of U S aid. Thai police will keep the 1957 anti Communist law despite opening relations with China. Prime Minister Kukrit Prajmoj vows no communism in Thailand. U S Air Force withdraws 15 F4s from Udorn, leaving about 19,500 personnel and 200 aircraft. Marcos says Philippines will take control of U S bases for productive use while seeking arrangements to maintain U S presence in regional lanes.
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U.S. Air Force
Udorn Air Base
Manila
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Philippines
United States
Western Pacific
Taiwan Denies Nuclear Plans
Taipei says no plans to build nuclear weapons and all nuclear tech is for peaceful uses. Defense Ministry spokesman refutes Time magazine's claim that Taiwan aims to test a bomb by 1980 and notes existing reactors for peaceful energy.
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South Africa
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Russia Moves More Troops Nearer China
British correspondent reports Soviet forces reinforcing Mongolia facing China with an extra army division tanks and fighter aircraft. Over 10 000 Russians reside in Ulan Bator as fuel dumps radar stations and MIG 23 squadrons appear near two bases northwest of Peking.
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Mongolia
China
Peking
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The
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Ulan Bator
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Angela Whitehead Hospitalized With Spinal Meningitis
Angela Whitehead six was taken Saturday night to the University of Missouri Medical Center for spinal meningitis treatment. Her sister, Mrs. Steve Holtcamp, said doctors suspected viral meningitis, the least serious type, with return home in about ten days, barring pending medical reports.
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University of Missouri Medical Center
David Whitehead Jr
Mexico
Steve Holtcamp
Fairsite
Angela
Bomb Search At Country Club Ends With Safe Finding
Washington AP The Secret Service relocated an unauthorized person at Burning Tree Country Club triggering a bomb search Sunday. Spokesman Jack Warner said the person is not a threat to the President’s safety. Capitol Police and a bomb-detecting dog assisted at the golf course during Ford’s visit.
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Washington
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Burning Tree Country Club
Jack Warner
Warner
U. S. Capitol
Ford
Johnny's Tantrum May Be Something He Ate
CHICAGO AP The temper tantrum of a child may be caused by a food allergy says Dr K E Moyer of Carnegie Mellon University in Psychology Today He notes bananas chocolate eggs corn milk cola and other foods can trigger aggression in allergic individuals The article explains that misdiagnosis is common and that removing suspected foods can calm symptoms and reintroducing them tests the allergy link The range of reactions varies from mild irritability to severe aggression with brain swelling proposed as a mechanism
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Carnegie-Mellon University
Psychology Today
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Whitewater River Out Of Banks After Weekend Flooding
The Whitewater River remained out of its banks after a weekend deluge in the Missouri Bootheel west and northwest of Cape Girardeau. Up to 6 inches of rain flooded about 100 acres of corn on farms near Burfordville, with 40,000 acres in Cape Girardeau County affected mainly in bottomland corn. Officials warned hot sun could worsen damage, while other eastern and southern Missouri areas received lighter rains.
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Truman M. Birk
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Lutesville
Jackson
Bootheel
Missouri
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Rolla
Kirksville
Joplin
Springfield
West Plains
Columbia
St. Louis
Monett
National Weather Service
Weather Service
St. Joseph
Martinsburg couple welcomed seven pound fifteen ounce daughter
Mr and Mrs George Sutter of Martinsburg are the parents of a seven pound fifteen ounce daughter born at 3 45 am Sunday at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Sutter is a mechanic.
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Martinsburg
Audrain Medical Center
Sutter
Mother Appeals to African Kidnappers for Son’s Release
Garden Grove California AP reports Mittie Smith recorded a taped plea to Marxist guerrillas holding her son Stephen Smith, a Stanford student, hostage since May 19 at a lakefront research site between Tanzania and Zaire. The appeal was sent to Dar es Salaam for translation to the Popular Revolutionary Party.
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Dar Es Salaam
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Popular Revolutionary Party
Stephen Smith
Stanford University
Lake Tanganyika
Zaire
Mrs. Smith
Steve
Mobutu Sese Seko
Kigoma
Barbara Smuts
Ann Arbor
Mich
Carrie Jane Hunter
Atherton
Emilie Bergman
Netherlands
Nationwide Strike Begins In Argentina
Buenos Aires AP reports a 3.5 million member CGT began a 48 hour general strike to curb Jose Lopez Rega and conservative policies. Cabinet resignations were offered but not accepted. Transport halted, hospitality closed, hospitals limited to emergencies. Economic cost projected near 800 million dollars.
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Argentina
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CGT
Cecilio Conditi
Peron
la Opinion
Lopez Rega
Kids Die In Hot Car Arrest Of Mother
A young mother is in custody after leaving three children in a closed car that reached 140 degrees. Two children, Victoria Crockett five, Melvin Crockett 22 months, died. sister Stephanie Crockett three survived after treatment. The incident occurred outside Sedgwick County Courthouse as a child convulsed.
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Victoria Crockett
Melvin Crocket
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Jim Carter
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Pope Approves Ecumenical Cooperation in Catholic Protestant Ties
Vatican releases a 30 page document approved by Pope Paul VI urging Roman Catholics and Protestants to cooperate at local regional and national levels. It notes joint Bible study prayer and relief work while stressing Catholic premises be shared only as an exception.
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