Journalists Misled Says Ex CIA Analyst On Vietnam War
Frank Snepp, ex CIA analyst, claims journalists were fed disinformation by the CIA and ambassador Graham Martin before the South Vietnamese takeover. He named reporters from Chicago Daily News, Los Angeles Times, The New Yorker, U S News & World Report, and The New York Times as those who were “trusted” and later misled. He says there was no evidence of a bloodbath and that journalists were not CIA employees.
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CIA
Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Cbs-Tv
60 Minutes
Frank Snepp
Graham Martin
Snepp
Keyes Beech
Chicago Daily News
George McArthur
Los Angeles Times
Robert Shaplen
The
New Yorker
Bud Merrick
News & World Report
Malcolm Browne
New York Times
Browne
Marvin Stone
U.S. News & World Report
Merrick
Los Angeles ‘Times
Vietnam
McArthur
Beech
Women Conference Ends as 25 Resolutions Adopted
Houston AP reports the Nations Women's Conference closed its historic session with 25 of 26 resolutions adopted. Delegates backed equality measures including housing and employment protections for minorities and lesbians civil rights. Betty Friedan retracted opposition to lesbians, urging protection of their rights within the movement.
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Houston
Texas
the Nations Women’s Conference
Women's Department
Eleanor Smeal
National Organization For Women
Betty Friedan
Peoria
Mag. Friedan
Dorris Holmes
Atlanta
Georgia
St Joseph Area Farmers Rally Against Farm Bill Effigy
About 500 farmers gathered at Missouri Western State College in St Joseph to back a farm strike. Speakers including Avin Jenkins of Campo Colorado attacked the 1977 farm bill, urging action and a Dec 10 march on state capitals. Farmers planned a Dec 14 strike and tractor parades to press for a profit and return on investment.
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St. Joseph
St, Joseph
Missouri Western State College
American Agriculture Movement
Springfield
Colo
Compines
Avin Jenkins
Campo
Cole
Jenkins
Cleo Duram
Oakland
Junior Humane Society Poster Party at Runde Home
Members of the Junior Humane Society gathered for a wiener roast and poster making at Mr and Mrs Leslie Runde route 2 Mexico. Sponsor Mrs Runde led the event with helpers Mrs Barney McNatt and her sons Bennie and Eddie. The group ages 8 to 18 plans posters for store windows and schools ahead of monthly meetings at the courthouse community room.
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Junior Humane Society
Leslie Runde
Route 2
Mexico
Barney McNatt
St the Rundes
Bennie
Eddie
Dionne Nichole Levings Born in Paris
Mr and Mrs Roy D Levings of Paris welcomed a daughter born Saturday at 2 pm at Audrain Medical Center. The infant weighed six pounds twelve ounces and is named Dionne Nichole Levings. Mr Levings is a farmer.
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Roy D. Levings
Paris
Audrain Medical Center
Dionne Nichole Levings
Cora's Time Shines in American Royal Five Gaited Stakes
Cora's Time, a 9 year old lime colored Saddlebred mare shown by Redd Crabtree, won the $7,500 American Royal five gaited championship and claimed the Kansas City Star challenge trophy before a 12,000 crowd. Belle Elegant placed second, Exciting Evening third, and Suncatcher fourth. Non Stop won the $1,000 Roadster to Bike Championship with a second workout.
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Cora
Vicki Scata
Atlanta
Redd Crabtree
Simpsonville
Belle Elegant
North Ridge Farm
Ed Teater
Wayzata
Minn
Ben Newman
St. Catharines
Ontario
Merrill Murray
Lexington
Suncatcher
Rural Retreat Stables
St. Charles, Jr
Chat
Nichols
Chicago
Non Stop
Jennie Graham
Tyler
Texas
Dale Milligan
Dallas
Nazis Plan No Further Activities in Florissant
The American Nazi Party will not conduct further actions in Florissant Missouri until the federal lawsuit by the ACLU is resolved. A rally planned for Saturday was canceled as district leader Michael Allen stated violence would complicate the court case over permit denial alleging violation of free speech and assembly rights.
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American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. District Court
Triday
Florissant
ACLU
City Hall
St. Louis County
Florissant City Hall
Nine Die In Weekend Wrecks In Missouri
Nine people died in weekend Missouri traffic crashes. A Crawford County one car wreck killed four on Sunday: Eric Reinhardt 20 Connie Lynn Rucker 18 Mike Woodcock 20 and Julie Dayis 15. Darrell G. MacDonald 24 died in a two car crash near Salem Sunday. Donnie Jackson 27 died in a Saturday one car crash near Mebville. Joan Hayaski 23 died Friday near Maplewood. John Hawk 20 and Mary Graves 16 died Friday night near Tuscumbia.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Crawford
Eric Reinhardt
St. Clair
Connie Lynn Rucker
Mike Woodcock
Stanton
Julie Dayis
Sullivan
Darrell G. MacDonald
Salem
MacDonald
Donnie Jackson
Meb- Wille
Meb- Iville
Joan Hayaski
Maplewood
John Hawk
Mary Graves
Tuscumbia
John Huston Released From Hospital After Surgery
Actor director John Huston, 71, has been discharged from Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles two months after heart surgery. He entered Sept 25 for elective surgery and, a month later, underwent a second operation to address complications.
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Los Angeles
John Huston
Huston
Cedars-Sinai Hospital
Greyhound and Union Recess Talks Over Possible Strike
Negotiators for Greyhound Lines and the Amalgamated Transit Union recessed after daylong talks to avert a nationwide strike that could disrupt Thanksgiving travel. If no agreement by midweek, union officials warn of a strike stranding holiday travelers. A small number of Columbus Greyhound employees walked off as talks paused. Union members rejected a $300 bonus and cost of living provisions by a wide margin. Greyhound cites a 50 percent earnings drop over five years and a $59 million contract package offered October 27.
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Scottsdale, Ariz
Greyhound Lines
Amalgamated Transit Union
Columbus
Ohio
Greyhound
Gay Walkers In Columbia To Be Followed
In Columbia Missouri a gay rights march through downtown tonight may be followed by a counterprotest led by 13 religious groups. Rev A B Hess says anti gay walkers will march behind the parade with posters and placards to label homosexuality immoral and unlawful.
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Columbia
A.B. Hess
Columbia Baptist Temple
Hess
Jefferson City
Larry Eggleston
Missouri Gay Caucus
Anita
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Bud) Riley
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