Butterfield denies CIA role at White House on CBS
Alexander Butterfield rejects being CIA contact at the White House even as Col. L. Fletcher Prouty maintains his charge. The CIA confirms Butterfield never served for CIA though he held clearances to access sensitive material during his White House tenure.
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Palestinian Refugee Camp Hit by Israeli Air Strikes
Israeli planes attacked Ein Helweh refugee camp in Sidon killing four and wounding 22 as residents described chaotic scenes. Guerrilla leaders urged Palestinians to persevere, citing resistance and the use of SAM missiles amid claims of two attackers shot down.
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Divorce party ends with wedding band removal in Los Angeles
Ed and Mari Smith hosted a divorce party 15 months after their wedding. They filed for divorce on July 9 and expect a final decree in six months. The couple said they remain friends and coordinated the event to celebrate their separation with friends.
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Local Births and Dismissals Noted in Vital Statistics
Records show multiple births this weekend including girls for Canter Sexton Mullins Grizzle Stadel Jones Carson King Greathouse and an additional girl for Stadel. Hospital discharges list numerous residents from Franklin Hamilton Milan and Middletown with several named by street and city.
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Hoover Court
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Cedar St
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Mohawk St
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Dearth Road
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S. Breiel Blvd
Thomas D. Carson
Sherman Ave
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Central Ave
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Plymouth St
Boy Makes First Balloon Flight in Baltimore 1784
A 13-year-old boy conducted the first U.S. balloon flight in Baltimore Maryland in June 1784. The craft stood 30 feet tall and 35 feet wide with a round iron stove hung beneath it. On a second flight four months later the balloon caught fire and was destroyed.
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