Korean Intelligence Plan Released By House Panel
A House subcommittee released a 23 page KCIA plan detailing an attempt to plant an intelligence network in the White House and to pay off U S journalists professors and other individuals. The plan called for monthly payoffs and political contributions to influence U S leaders in favor of South Korea.
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Washington
White House
U.S
House
Central Intelligence Agency
State and
Defense Departments
CIA
South Korea
KCIA
United States
Sohn Ho Young
New Yor City
Subcommittee
Donald M. Fraser
D-Minn
Park Chung-hee
Fraser
Congress
Rep
William Goodling
R-Pa
Goodfellows Drive Seeks Cash and Toys for Christmas
The 45th annual Goodfellows Drive aims to raise $20,000 to aid about 950 families including a West Monroe mother who seeks a coat and Christmas help for her 6 year old son. Donations and requests must be mailed to the News-Star-World. requests face investigation to verify need and December 17 deadline looms.
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West Monroe
News-Star—World Office
Drive
Jackie Neal
Neal
Goodfellows
News-Star—World
Rainy Tuesday Yields to Clearing Skies Across Twin Cities
Tuesday sees rain and thunderstorms ending tonight with a move to partly cloudy skies. Daytime highs near 50 and tonight’s low around 40, with lighter winds from the north and northeast. Rain chances run 90 percent today and 50 percent tonight.
District Attorney Parkerson Returns After Pneumonia Battle
Twin Cities Chit Chat wishes a full recovery to District Attorney Johnny Carl Parkerson who has returned to his office after a week in hospital with pneumonia. Birthday greetings go to Mrs. Eula Cox Gregory of Monroe born today while her son Bill visits from Bastrop with the family.
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Chit-Chat
Johnny Carl Parkerson
Eula Cox Gregory
N. 4Th St
Monroe
Bill
Bastrop
Polar bear scent ability noted in brief UPI item
United Press International reports a polar bear has an extraordinary sense of smell, capable of detecting food up to twenty miles away.
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United Press International
U S to Attend Pre Talks in Cairo on Middle East Talks
The Carter administration accepts Egypt invitation to weekend talks in Cairo and to a wider Arab-Israeli settlement. The United States will be represented at the expert level in Cairo, with a lead negotiator to be selected. United Nations also to send a representative.
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Washington
Carter
Egypt
Cairo
Philip C. Habib
Alfred L. Atherton Jr
Near East
Cyrus R. Vance
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
United States
Israel
Sadat
Geneva
United Nations
Kurt Waldheim
The
World Organization
U.S
Dockworkers Vote on Proposed Contract to End Strike
Longshoremen in Local 824 begin voting across 34 Atlantic and Gulf ports on a contract to end a nine week strike. Ballots counted after 3 p.m. and work could resume with the 7 p.m. shift if approved. Major issue is guaranteed annual income amid reduced cargo jobs.
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International Longshoremen’s Association
New York
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Maine
Texas
International Longshoremen’'s Association
Hudson River Docks
Johnson withdraws as Carter nominee for FBI director
U S District Judge Frank M Johnson pulled his bid to become FBI director because of slow recovery from abdominal surgery. Attorney General Griffin Bell said the administration would pause two weeks to rethink the process and consider a new nominee while asking Clarence Kelley to stay on past January 1.
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Washington
U.S
Frank M. Johnson
Carter
FBI
Griffin Bell
Bell
Clarence M Kelley
Kelley
Johnson
Alabama
Senate
Holiday shopping gains seen in electronics and warm wear
Associated Press reports shoppers split spending between electronics such as video games and warm clothes. Retailers anticipate a strong season with heavy outerwear demand and big crowds noted at J.L. Hudson Co. in Detroit and Sears in Schaumburg.
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Santa Claus
Glaser
Chuck Huskinson
J.C. Penney’s
Salt Lake City
Want Ad Rates and Contact for News-Star-World
Classified notice promoting a low ten day rate with cancellation privileges for want ads. Provides telephone line 322 5161 and mentions the News Star World as the publication offering daily want ads service.
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News-Star—World
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