FBI List Keeps 1294 Backed Under Priority Watch
FBI Director Clarence Kelley confirms a 1,294 name "Security Index" list for national emergencies. The list covers individuals deemed dangerous to national security and would receive priority investigative coverage, while protestors and dissenters are excluded.
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Washington
FBI
Clarence Kelley
Kelley
Robert W
Kastenmeier
D-Wis
House Civil Liberties Subcommittee
United States
Secret Service
J. Edgar Hoover
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Congress
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mexico school board approves three buses and discusses future needs
The Mexico school board met about 10 minutes then stayed an hour to discuss future items including finding a replacement for Davis Hart as director of vocational and adult education. They bought three buses, considered chassis bids, and selected Carroll Motor Co. for a 36 passenger Wayne Body bus with a $9,763.78 bid, citing local delivery and quick service.
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Mexico
Davis Hart
Hart
Leonard Davis
J. R. Houchins
Houchins
Gilmore Implement Co
Carroll Motor Co
Donald Palmer
Carroll’s
Smith Motor
Gilmore
International Harvester
Jack Webber
Supt. Palmer
Wayne
Kranz Automotive Body Co
St. Louis
Palmer
Carroll's
House Not Expected To Speed Gas Bill
Washington AP Senate vote to remove federal price controls on natural gas faces House opposition. The measure would end controls on new gas in 1980 and keep old gas priced under control, with a long term goal of removing all controls in 10 to 12 years. Emergency provisions aim to avert a winter shortage, but plan faces House delays and split politics.
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Washington
Senate
House
Harley Staggers
Dw.va
John B. Dingell
Dmich
Ford Administration
U.S
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hearst Competence Hearing Delayed To November
SAN FRANCISCO AP The court delayed Patricia Hearst competence hearing to November 4 as three psychiatrists and a psychologist finish final reports. A likely outcome is her removal from prison for psychiatric treatment, with defense arguing brainwashing. Separate matters in Harrisburg involve witnesses defying grand jury questions about Hearst’s harboring and ballistics tests refuting weapon links to multiple murders.
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San Francisco
Patricia Hearst
U.S. District Court
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Carter
Hearst-owned
San Francisco Examiner
Symbionese Liberation Army
Los Angeles
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Jack Scott
R. Dixon Herman
Scott
Micki McGee Scott
Martin Miller
SLA
William
Emily Harris
Union City
FBI
Washington Crime Laboratory
Town Branch Leads City Priority List
The Town Branch storm drain project tops the final city community development priority list after ranking all 18 proposals. The meeting at Garfield Community Center heard debates on social services versus capital improvements and notes that funds may be delayed until May 1 with OATS seeking more for a bus engine and a new vehicle next year.
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Citizens Advisory Committee
Garfield Community Center
Garfield Area
W. Boulevard
Garfield
Lafayette
Senior Citizens Center
Fairgrounds Park
Northeast Park
Lakeview Park
Hardin Park
Gary Eide
Warner Williams
Bill Johnson
Williams
Mexico
Missouri
Council On Social Services
Lindell Thurman
Mid- Missouri
B.J. Reed
Calm Day Comes Amid Beirut War Skirmishes
BEIRUT Lebanon AP An American banker in Athens asked how Beirut was that day. The reply was pretty calm. Yet two embassy workers Gallagher and Dykes were kidnapped as snipers killed three others. Mortars hit security HQs, a policeman died, and rockets struck police and hotel areas. Political leaders met at St Georges while sectarian divisions stalled reforms.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Athens
Charles Gallagher
Roanoke
William Dykes Jr
San Jose
Calif
Chiyah
Ashrafieh
Gefiner
ABC News
Lockheed
Michel Barakat
Barakat
Holiday Inn
St. Georges Hotel
Rashid Karami
Abdullah Yafi
National Reconciliation Committee
Ghassan Tueni
Karami
Raymond Edde
Takieddin Solh
Fez
Palestine
Callaway Hunt Finds No Sign Of Boy Missing From MSD
Greg Eisenberg a 16 year old student at Missouri School for the Deaf in Fulton is missing since late Sunday. Sheriff Vollie Salmons reports no trace despite searches by law enforcement and citizen radio operators. Eisenberg is described as 5 feet 5 inches, 120 pounds with dark hair and beard, wearing a brown black jacket blue jeans and a patchwork yoke shirt.
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Fulton
Warrenton
Missouri School For the Deaf
Callaway County
Sheriff's Office
Citizens Band Radio
Vollie
Ted) Salmons
Caroline Kennedy Escapes Bomb Blast in London
Caroline Kennedy, daughter of John F. Kennedy, escaped injury when a bomb exploded beside Conservative politician Hugh Fraser’s car in Campden Hill Square West Kensington. Fraser said the blast likely targeted him. Prof. Gordon Hamilton Fairley was killed nearby as he walked his poodle. Several others were injured.
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London
Caroline Kennedy
Britain
Miss Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Hugh Fraser
Gordon Hamilton Fairley
Fraser
Sotheby’s Auction House
Sotheby’s
Caroline
Tme
Campden Hill Square
West Kensington
Old Bailey Criminal Court
Roy Jenkins
Ladbrooke Square
Antonia Fraser
Oliver Cromwell
Mary Queen of Scots
Antonia
Lord Longford
Harold Pinter
Vivien Merchant
James Graham
Kensington
Ronald Goodchild
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Jennifer Wollscheid
Cudahy, Wis
Johnson
Callaway Hunt
MSD
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