Welch Burial at Arlington After Athens CIA Chief Murder
Washington notes report the burial of CIA station chief Richard S. Welch at Arlington two weeks after his murder by three masked gunmen. Attending were President Ford Henry Kissinger and Colby. Mardian also attended while Ehrlichman Haldeman and Mitchell missed the service.
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Richard S. Welch
CIA
Athens
Arlington National Cemetery
Ford
Henry A. Kissinger
William E. Colby
Monroe council debates park funding and future plans
The Monroe City Council held a brisk discussion over funding for a proposed north side park near the Medical Center. Alderman Endsley opposed paying a $500 option renewal from donated funds and suggested a spring ballot on land purchase. Supporters argued the park fulfills need for the north Mamree area and benefits from donated equipment and public sentiment.
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Medical Center
Monroe
City Hall
Dan Endsley
Endsley
Ctizen
Stan Neuberger
Shirley Mitchell
Clifford Reasa
Ron Barribeau
Monroe Parks and Recreation
Neuberger
Park Commission
Mamree
Barribeau
Four City
Monroe Bicentennial Commission hears reports on events
Meeting in the Old Methodist Church chaired by Derwin J. Huenink reviewed progress on Bicentennial projects in Monroe. Plans for Town Meeting 76 at Monroe High School were endorsed, and funding and displays of Bicentennial items were announced. The group discussed beautification, calendar updates, a MAAC grant for art contests, and a preservation project for the Old Methodist Church. Civil Defense director position was eliminated while Auxiliary Police retained. city expenditures totaled $274,907.55.
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Monroe
Monroe Bicentennial Commission
Old Methodist Church
Derwin J. Huenink
Monroe High School
Frank
Peg) Stiles
John Francis
Helen Newkirk
Milwaukee
First National Bank
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Ekum Abstract
Chamber
Ekum
Fred Felder
Cecil Jones Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
St. Clare Hospital
Pediatrics
Nancy Ekum
Spring Square
W. E
Doc) Deininger
Huenink
John Kundert
Monrroe High School
Bicentennial Commission
MAAC
Joe Denny
Valley View
Mansion Estates
Civil Defense Committee
Civil Defense
Theoty
Italian Socialist Withdraws Support Upending Moro Government
The Italian Socialist party pulled its backing from Premier Aldo Moro's minority coalition, leaving the government with about 310 of 630 votes and signaling a likely resignation within days. De Martino urged a new emergency administration, while talks with the Socialists on rejoining if economic reforms and Communist involvement are guaranteed loom.
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Rome
Italian Socialist Party
Aldo Moro
Christian Democrats
Socialist Party
Italy
Francesco de Martino
de Martino
Italian Republican Party
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Oddo Biasini
New York Times
the Times
Washington Post
CIA
Moro
Chamber of Deputies
CIA Aids Italian Centrist Parties Amid Cold War Tensions
The CIA directs six million to Christian Democratic and Socialist leaders in Italy to counter Communist advances in Europe. The move follows Senate cuts to covert Angola funds and draws comment from lawmakers about post hoc notification. Colby briefed Senate and House committees on the operation.
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Washington
CIA
Italy
Henry A. Kissinger
Communist Party
Europe
Christian Democratic and
Socialist
U.S
Angola
Senate
New Jersey
Ford Administration
Case
Congress
Colby
House International Relations Committee
United States
Ramparts Magazine
Reagan campaigns in New Hampshire push budget cut plan
Ronald Reagan closes a New Hampshire swing promising a $90 billion federal cut by shifting welfare and social services to states. He says no new state taxes are needed and the plan would unfold in a phased manner.
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California
Ronald Reagan
New Hampshire
Reagan
North Carolina
Ford
Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Massachusetts
Jackson
Boston
Shriver outlines four point energy plan in Mississippi
Sargent Shriver spoke to 33 people in Vicksburg on a four point energy program focusing on conservation. He proposed tax incentives for insulation, higher taxes on gas guzzling cars, development of alternative energy sources, and new fossil fuel options. He also urged tax cuts, lower interest rates by the Fed, and steps to boost private business.
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Sargent Shriver
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Shriver
Federal Reserve
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Jamaica
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Guyana
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Minneapolis
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Lord
U.S. 8Th Circuit Court of Appeals
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Detroit
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Ind
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Beirut
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Monroe Evening Times
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Hendrickson
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Robert E. Klink
David Klister
Robert Klink
Wisconsin
Stoughton
Kubly- Voelkl
Freeway Park
Barcalow Painter
Brooklyn
New York
Gowanus Canal
Edwin C. Smith
Brodhead
Joel E. Budd
Madison
Larry D. Ostrom
14Th St
Edward A. Holcomb
17Th St
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Rt. 4
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John Sparkman
D-Ala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clifford Case
Nixon-Papers
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Hetlingen
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