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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1974

Page

3

Kline Aiding Six Investigations

An anonymous source says Kline is aiding six investigations and cooperating with federal agencies. Details on the nature of the inquiries and the AI involved were not disclosed.

Kline

Army Private Denied Bail In White House Helicopter Theft

Army Private Robert K Preston remains in Ft Meade stockade after a federal court hearing denied bail. He faces a court martial on charges of stealing a helicopter damaging the craft assault with a deadly weapon and illegal entry of White House grounds during the Feb 17 incident. His attorney argued military status limits rights but the judge ruled service imposes stricter constraints. Farquahar said he will appeal to higher courts.

Baltimore Robert K. Preston White House Ft. Meade Stockade PFC Thomas Farjuahar William L. Calley Jr My Lal Calley Preston Peter Stheral Georgia Secretary of the Army Farquahar US. Court of Appeals Court of Military Appeals Desler Fort

Italians Vote Sunday On Divorce Law

Rome AP reports weeks of debate end as about 37.5 million Italians become eligible to vote on whether the three year old divorce law should stay. Friday saw clashes as Communists and neo-Fascists confronted over campaign posters amid tensions in the campaign.

Rome Jey Beare Dano Sed Secuives Fanfani Christian Democratic Party

Cambodian Rebels Ease Pressure on Longvek Garrison

Khmer Rouge insurgents slackened assaults around Longvek garrison north of Phnom Penh, as government troops reportedly reinforced positions overnight. Rebels may shift focus to refugee camps financed by the United States aid agency. South of the capital, a rebel push toward Route 4 gained ground with the fall of another government outpost in a week.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Khmer Rouge Longvek United States Kampong Thom U.S. Agency For International Development

UN report warns of US Soviet naval arms race over Diego Garcia

UN document warns that expanding the Diego Garcia base could trigger a major strategic naval race in the Indian Ocean as the United States seeks to base B52s and submarines. It notes potential Soviet moves for a comparable base and cites Congressional debate on funding and expansion.

United Nations United States Soviet Union Indian Ocean Diego Garcia Kurt Waldheim Pentagon Lee H. Hamilton House South Asia Congress Indiana Democrat Hamilton Diego Garcia Atoll U.S Navy U.S. Naval Communications Post Senate Armed Services Committee

Venus Earth Twin Sister Compared By Size And Mass

The article notes Venus, the second planet from the sun, is often described as Earth's twin due to its similar size and mass. It highlights the planetary relationship and comparisons used to explain Venus' characteristics.

Venus Sun Earth

Lie Detector Tests Plants Sensitive to Human Thoughts

In Westland Michigan an AP report notes experiments where talk to plants is tested with lie detector methods. Researchers claim some plants respond to human thoughts or intentions, prompting debate over plant sentience and measurement limits.

Westland Mich Kuryliw Kuryiin Flor Agian Eurylia Wayne State University Chester T Duda Kurylin

Proposed Law May Allow Dolphin Slaughter

A Florida plan seeks a federal change to permit fishermen with a $5 permit to kill dolphins after attempting to frighten them if they damage gear. Officials warn the measure would undermine protections for bottle-nose porpoises, while others argue it could foster more killings despite Marine Mammal Protection Act aims.

Miami - AP Florida Joe Brown Florida Marine Patrol Cliff Willis Florida Department of Natural Resources

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