Atlanta officers trace car to rooming house in Harrelson case
In Atlanta a car belonging to Scamardo was found outside a Hearne rooming house where Harrelson lived. Scamardo, now in Washington DC, claimed Harrelson visited him the day before the car was reported stolen. He said Harrelson collected hot checks for Degelia until Degelia's death and that they owed Harrelson about 2200 dollars. Harrelson supposedly came to Hearne on November 14 1968 to collect money and inquire about a strong box in Degelia’s car. Scamardo admitted giving Harrelson two $200 checks written by Scamardo after Degelia’s death.
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Fice
McAllen
Samelia Dr
Hearne
Harrelson
Degelia
Scamardo
Tillman Smith
Percy Fore- Scamardo
Anj
Atlanta
Washington, D.C
McInnis
House Delays Action On Foreign Aid Cash
Washington AP reports the House delayed a vote on a 2.84 billion foreign aid bill to allow time for a possible break in the House Senate deadlock over Indochina war deadlines. The delay follows conferees’ stalemate on Mansfield’s six month withdrawal plan and includes a UN aid cut tied to surplus funding.
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Washington
House
House-Senate
Senate Appropriations Committee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Senate
Otto E. Passman
Foreign Operations Appropriations Subcommittee
Mike Mansfield
U.S
Indochina
Pentagon Intelligence Caught In Big Squeeze
Washington AP report on budget cuts reducing Pentagon intelligence payroll to 134000, risking gaps in world coverage. Secretary Froehike cites need to trim about 5000 staff by next June 30, acknowledging possible surprises in undercovered regions. Senate testimony notes tighter integration and growing requirements as forces shrink.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Robert F. Froehike
Senate
Froehike
Army
Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
Nixon
U.S
Froehlke
Mutscher aide tied to $60K loan and district act
Houston Post reports a $60,000 loan application connected to Rush McGinty, aide to House Speaker Gus Mutscher, amid a Galveston County water district bill. James Day lobbied for Moody's bank, but loan was not approved by bank executive E Douglas McLean. Both McGinty and Mutscher declined to discuss finances. Moody’s associates are scrutinized in the 1969 bill context.
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Houston
The
Houston Post
Gus Mutscher
Galveston County
Shearn
Moody
Post
James C. Day
Mutscher
Rush McGinty
Galveston
W. L. Moody & Co
Day
Dean Neugent
Texas City
Rep
Ben Atwell
Dallas
Henry Sanchez
Brownsville
Neugent
Utility District
League City
Texas Waterights Commission
E. Douglas McLean
McLean
McLeod
Pony
York
James Wohlenhaus
McGinty
Beibery
Frank W. Sharp
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Pete Thomes
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SALOS
Odessa
RCA & Whirlpool
Morris Daffy TV and Appliance
Great OW Basin Shopping Center
Svat
Passman
House Appropriations Committee
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Pakistan
United Nations
U.N
Peace Corps
Pentagon Intelligence
Far Pacific
John C. Stennis
Mississippi
Armed Services Committee
Stennis
Sen
Allen J. Eliender
Louisiana
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Ellender
Defense Intelligence
Defense Intelligence Agency
National Security Agency
Paul Agnew
Agnew Jewelers
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