FBI Chief Warns of Soviet Diplomatic Spies in U S
FBI Director Clarence Kelley told the Senate Appropriations Committee that Soviet diplomatic staff and intelligence officers operate in the United States from bases in Washington San Francisco and New York. He said contacts and influence in the United States are expanding and that May officials indicate a rise in Soviet officials in the country. The FBI sought a 735.6 million budget for fiscal 1975 to counter intelligence operations.
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FBI
Clare
M Kelle
United States
Peoples Republic of China
People’s Repubic
Kelley
Senate
FAO
Tne
Intellkeeme Operatoes
Ngiun San Francieo
New York
Lsu
Swart
Bureau
Nixon and Kissinger tied to FBI spy and wiretap reports
Detroit Free Press reports secret documents show President Nixon and Henry Kissinger received summaries of FBI spying on White House subordinates and supporters. The documents indicate May 1969 to February 1971 memos from J Edgar Hoover to Nixon Kissinger and Haldeman about surveillance.
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Detroit
Mich
Nixon
Henry A Kissinger
FBI
White House
Detroit Free Press
House Judiciary Committee
Kissinger
H.R. Haldeman
J Edgar Hoover
Haldeman
New York Times
Soviet Union
Knigh
Agnew to Pay Back Maryland Taxes
Annapolis AP reports Spiro T. Agnew is expected to reimburse Maryland for back taxes penalties and interest on possible unreported income from 1967 to 1973. Formal negotiations have not begun and exact sums are undisclosed as officials say the state follows a method similar to the federal government.
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Annapolis
Spiro T. Agnew
of Maryland
Baltimore Evening Sun
Agnew
Evening Sun
Accused Kidnapper Held On $1 Million Bail
Frank Wyatt, 18, is held on 1 million bail on charges including kidnapping and extortion in the case of Annette Friedland wife of a Food Fair chain president. Friedland was abducted from her Gladwyne estate and released hours later after a $60 000 ransom was paid. FBI reports Wyatt was arrested without incident and two more suspects are being sought. The bail hearing occurred at Municipal Court before Judge Poserina with a June 12 preliminary hearing set.
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Philadelphia
Frank Wyatt
Wyatt
Annette Friedland
Food Fair
John J. Poserina
Dist
William T. Cannon
FBI
Miss Hearst Indicted For Robbery
Patricia Hearst indicted on federal charges for bank robbery in San Francisco with use of firearms. Her status shifted from material witness to suspect. bail set at 500000. She faces up to 35 years, with Los Angeles charges pending including kidnapping and assault tied to SLA case.
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San Francisco
FBI
Fugioie
Patricia Hearst
Symbionese
Liberats Army
Armed Co
Miss Hearst
Miss Hearsr
Hibernia Hank
Miss Hearse
Execuve
Randolph A Hearst
SLA
Los Angeles
U.S. Atty
James L Browning Jr
Oliver J. Carter
Emily
Bill Harris
Harrises
Middendorf Confirmed as Navy Secretary by Senate
WASHINGTON AP J William Middendorf II has been confirmed by the Senate as secretary of the Navy. Middendorf's confirmation Thursday elevates him from undersecretary a post held since last year. A former New York banker he also served as ambassador to the Netherlands.
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Washington
J. William Middendorf II
Senate
Navy
Middendorf
New York
Netherlands
Woman loses home and dogs in SLA shootout blaze
In Los Angeles a woman named Mattie Morrison, displaced by a police shootout and fire at the Symbionese Liberation Army hideout, mourns lost pets and belongings. Tommy Howard collects donations nearby as residents seek compensation for the blaze and continued fallout.
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SLA
Tommy Howard
Los Angeles
Mattie Morrison
Cinque
Beverly Hills
Noh Huth
Morrison
Hed Suan
Nixon Relaxing At Camp David
President Nixon spends time at Camp David Maryland after a dinner cruise aboard the Navy yacht Sequoia. Mrs Nixon and Tricia Cox accompanied him on the cruise but did not join him for the trip to the retreat.
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Washington
Nixon
Camp David
Tricia Cox
Nixons
Mayor’s Car Strikes Baltimore Boy Injures Child
A limousine carrying Baltimore Mayor William Donald Schaefer hit an 8-year-old boy, Kenneth L. Floyd, Thursday night. The mayor promptly took him to Lutheran Hospital where he received treatment for arm scrapes and was released. No charges were filed against the chauffeur, Charles D. Fawley, 23.
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Baltimore
William Donald Schaefer
Kenneth L.floyd
North Fulton Street
Lutheran Hospital
Charles D. Fawley
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Rorpants
Patrick St. Man.-Thers
Salisbury Cathedral
England
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Howard
Jean Man
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