Senate Report Slams Indochina Refugee Resettlement Program
A Senate subcommittee report labels the Indochina refugee resettlement effort a shambles, noting many refugees will stay in camps six months to a year. As of early June, 102,314 of 131,000 were still in camps, with 29,000 moved out and 54,000 in four U.S. camps.
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Trains Collide in Bavaria Killing 36 in Worsening Wreck
A head on crash near Warngau Schaftlach on the Munich Bad Toelz line killed 36 and injured 86 as two commuter trains jammed and telescoped. The southbound daily train failed to clear a siding enabling the northbound special to pass. Federal transport officials rushed to Warngau.
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Ford to release Rockefeller CIA report with secret assassination plots
White House sources say President Ford will publish the Rockefeller Commission report on the CIA but keep secret the assassination plot details for now. He plans to reveal the decision at a 7:30 p.m. EDT news conference and later share the assassination material with the Senate intelligence committee as it investigates hard evidence of murder plots. The Senate panel, led by Sen. Church, questions ex-aide Robert Maheu and ex-official Richard Bissell as the House committee chief Nedzi declines to resign amid CIA disclosures.
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Shot Indian Movement leader Russell Means hospitalized in North Dakota
Russell Means, an American Indian Movement leader and BIA official, lies in satisfactory condition in a Bismarck hospital after a Sunday abdomen gunshot. Means was wounded by a BIA officer while sought in connection with a tavern incident near Bismarck.
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Train Collision Leaves Engineer Missing in Mass Wreck
A head on crash between two locomotives killed one engineer and left the other missing and believed dead. Rescuers battled flames with hundreds of firemen and police at the wreck site as ambulances were delayed by traffic.
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Niceville mobilizes to aid refugees at Eglin Air Force Base
In Niceville Florida residents eagerly welcome refugees housed at Eglin Air Force Base. About 100 volunteers assist at the base tent city while sponsors and local families offer meals and shelter. Mayor Randall Wise praises the town for rising to the challenge amid recession and unemployment concerns.
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Randall Wise
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Middletown Area Forecast Shows Clearing Tonight
Clear skies and mid-50s lows welcome Middletown tonight with tomorrow's partly cloudy day and mid-70s highs. Yesterday peaked at 75 with a 47 overnight low. Extended outlook hints at showers Wednesday Thursday and fair skies Friday.
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Soviet Y class submarine travels closer to United States than ever
The Pentagon reports a Soviet Y class nuclear submarine patrolled within 350 miles of Cape Cod and later near Norfolk Virginia. Analysts say the move shrinks U S detection and missile ranges, possibly signaling a change in patrol patterns or prompting U S testing of tracking methods.
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Philippines establishes diplomatic ties with China
In Tokyo a Peking broadcast reported the Philippines and China signed a communique opening relations. President Marcos and Premier Chou En-lai met in Pe king and pledged opposition to foreign aggression subversion and interference in internal affairs, renouncing spheres of influence.
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