Spy vs Spy Rivalries Highlight Army Domestic Surveillance
Former Army intelligence coordinator Lawrence Lane testified that domestic spy work at Ft Carson fostered rivalries as agents watched each other to gauge competition. He recalled a 1969 antiwar rally where 53 agents surveilled 66 civilians, an example of rival factions monitoring one another. Lane and Oliver Pierce described bickering among units including the 113th Military Intelligence Group. A September 1969 rally drew far fewer protesters than expected, with 119 present including agents from multiple commands.
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Sth
Ft.Carson
Ervin
North Carolina
Lane
Pentagon
Oliver A. Pierce
Ft. Carson
Massachusetts Senate
Pierce
113Th Military Intelligence Group
Navy
Air Force
Shell Oil Fined for Missing Safety Devices
Dist Court Judge Fred J Cassidy fined Shell Oil Co 340000 for failing to install storm chokes on 170 of 1478 Gulf of Mexico wells between October 1969 and March 1970. The penalties cover 2000 dollars per count. Violations not linked to the December offshore platform fire.
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New Orleans
Fred J. Cassidy
Shell Oil Co
Gulf of Mexico
Shell
Louisiana
Recreation Bureau Secures $1.5 Million Federal Grant
The Interior Department will award 1.5 million dollars to the Ohio Bureau of Outdoor Recreation as announced by U S Sens Taft and Saxbe. The funds will acquire 425 acres for Geneva State Park extending shoreline with 4200 feet of beach at Geneva on the Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
U.S. Department of the Interior
Ohio Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
U.S
Robert Taft Jr
William B. Saxbe
Geneva State Park
Lake Erie
Geneva-on-the-Lake
County boosts pay for appointees and funds Middletown road work
Butler County commissioners approved a two to one vote raising pay for appointed county employees and authorized a 108 983 allocation to Middletown for street improvements. The plan includes funding from State Bond Issue No. 1 for Roosevelt Boulevard Oxford State Road and several bridges while Perin noted roads slated for work. Also approved were third terms for Andy Anderson and Eric Erickson on the county planning board and Meredith Hudson on the zoning board.
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Hamilton
Butler County
Middletown
Bill Denham
Stanley M. Perin
Grand Avenue
Central Avenue
Roosevelt Boulevard
Manchester Road
Manchester Avenue
Main
Perin
Oxford State Road
Kehr Road
Oxford
Mound Street
Somerville
Fairfield
Resor Road
A. S
Andy) Anderson
Eric Erickson
Meredith Hudson
Manslaughter verdict ends Flair trial in Ohio
A Butler County jury found 22 year old James E. Ward of Norwood guilty of first degree manslaughter in the death of 82 year old Harry J. Flaig Sr. Ward was sentenced to an indeterminate Mansfield Reformatory term with parole eligibility in 14 months. A companion case against Joseph F. Donisi and a juvenile matter for Anthony Milazo were noted for separate proceedings.
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Hamilton
Court of
Butler County Common Pleas
Fred B. Cramer
Norwood
James E. Ward
Grandview Place
Harry J. Flaig Sr
Mack Road
Fairfield
Cramer
Ward
Mansfield Reformatory
Joseph F. Donisi
Anthony Milazo
Adventist Pastor to Speak on The Garments of Salvation
Pastor Ivan Morford will address the theme The Garments of Salvation during the 11 15 a m worship service at the Seventh Day Adventist Church tomorrow. Sabbath school starts at 10 a m.
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Ivan Morford
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
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Valley Forge
Washington
Army
Severalormer
Subcommittee
Shell Oil
Recreation Bureau
Asa Commission
Dale Logsdon
Arthur F. Reiff
Reiff
Heat Sentral
Apenas
Eisele Heating CO
John Dobrozsi Jr
Ins., Inc
First Ave
O. GA
William F
Foss) Hopkins
Cincinnati
Richard J. Wessel
John F
Jewelers
Adventists
Omy
Gentral Ave
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