Senate panel probes Castro assassination plots origin
Senate intelligence chair Frank Church says determining the source of orders to kill Fidel Castro may be impossible after five hours of testimony from a former CIA officer. Attorney General Levi says he may fast track prosecutions after reviewing still secret Rockefeller Commission material. Colby defends CIA authority and notes Congress members have partial file access. Church says no evidence links plots to ex presidents. Harvey’s testimony adds details but clarity remains elusive.
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Senate Intelligence Committee
Fidel Castro
Frank Church
CIA
Justice Department
Levi
Rockefeller Commission
Department
White House
William E. Colby
House
United States
Colby
Congress
3But Subcommittee
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
Church
William K. Harvey
Castro
Jack Anderson
John Rosselli
Harvey
Prison Term For Humphrey Ex-Manager
New York AP Four months in prison and a $5000 fine meted to Jack L. Chestnut former campaign manager for Hubert H. Humphrey for arranging unlawful dairy donations to the 1970 Humphrey Senate campaign. Chestnut convicted May 8 of a $12000 AMPI contribution to the campaign. Federal Judge Edward Weinfeld called it a difficult case and stressed public deterrence.
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NEW York
Jack L. Chestnut
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Senate
Chestnut
Associated Milk Producers Inc
AMPI
Edward Weinfeld
Weinfeld
Personal News Of Perry Continues On Class Reunion
The Perry High School Senior Class roll was read with twenty one members answering about their current lives over the past fifty years. Attendees included Mrs Nellie Fern Moomaw Galloway and many others now living in states from Michigan to Arkansas. After the program the group toured the school with Mr Chester Leake opening the building, viewed petryodicals and memory books, and gathered at City Hall for further visiting.
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Arkansas
Frances Nolan
Oak Park
Illinois
Nadine Pittman
Mexico
Oscar Rauh
Manchester
Iowa
Lois Tawney Meyer
Hannibal
Vera Thompson Gladhill
Wichita
Kansas
Helen Waterston Gill
Edna Elliott Berrey
Leona Gillam Jones
Genevieve Masters Biggers
Mary Helen Menefee
Bill Moore
Nelson Stehie
Alma Sullivan Galloway
Fred Sullivan
Joe Smith
Harold Galloway
Don Galloway
Sam Berrey
Eileen Oglesby
Gordon C. Campbell
Oscar Raih
Eugene Sharp
James Evans
Jennifer Pittman
Malone Gill
Raymond Meyer
Chester Leake
Vatican affirms Satan real not symbolic in church study
The Sacred Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith reaffirmed that Satan exists as a real being. It cautioned against morbid fascination and warned against overinterpretation while noting Christ did not center his Gospel on Satan. A source referenced Pope Paul VI's 1972 remark that the Devil is a creature of God.
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Sacred Congregation
Vatican
Paul VI
Satan
Jesus
Christ
Senate speeds substitute housing bill in push to end veto
Senate leaders press quick passage of a compromise housing subsidy plan to replace Ford vetoed measure. The bill would give the president optional authority to spend up to 10 billion to buy home mortgages, financing construction of about 300,000 homes, and extend foreclosure relief plus an emergency repair program.
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Senate
Ford
House
Congress
Mortgage Purchase Authority
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Banking Committee
John Tower
R-Tex
Cape Cod Nude Beach Ban in Court Battle
In a U S District Court hearing the government defends a ban on skinny dipping at Brush Hollow Beach Cape Cod arguing nude sunbathers would attract crowds and damage dunes. The Civil Liberties Union seeks to strike down the ban as an infringement on free expression with a ruling expected after written arguments.
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Boston
Cape Cod
Lawrence Hadley
Cape Cod National Seashore
The
Civil Liberties Union of Massachusetts
U.S. District Court
Frank H. Freedman
Brush Hollow Beach
Truro
Hadley
State Refunds Almost Done
Jefferson City Missouri AP says the state Department of Revenue has essentially completed processing income tax refund claims. Revenue Chief James Spradling notes last year’s delays and says this year is on track to match the achievement, with 99 percent of about 1,180,000 claims completed before July 1. About 15,000 refunds remain.
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Jefferson City
State Department of Revenue
Revenue
James Spradling
Spradling
Jaycees Hear Speaker On Blood Bank
Mexico Jaycees dinner heard Tony Uzzetta of the Red Cross St Louis region outline steps to organize a local blood donor program and noted 90 percent of blood quotas come from voluntary donors while Audrain County lags. The group plans to assist the county program and heard Boys State updates from Doug Giesler and Marty Hunt. They approved a $50 donation to the 4 H Fair and discussed Miss Missouri Pageant July 17 19 and a tractor pull slated for August 16.
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The
Red Cross
St. Louis
Mexico Jaycees
Jaycees
Doug Giesler
Boys State
Warrensburg
Doug
Fred Giesler
Ringo
Jaycee
Marty Hunt
Dale Hunt
Mexico
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