FBI aborts Hoodwink plot to pit Mafia against Communists
Newly released FBI documents recount Operation Hoodwink from October 1966 to July 1968. The NY office proposed phony letters and leaflets to provoke clashes, but reports say neither the Mafia nor the Communist Party USA engaged, yielding no tangible results. Philadelphia and other offices joined sporadically. no adverse reactions were recorded.
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Wheat Farmers Urged to Speak Out on Grain Exports
Don Woodward of the National Association of Wheat Growers urged Kansas growers to speak out against export restrictions and to consider a possible legal challenge to President Ford's authority to cut off exports. He noted the need to raise funds, potentially up to 1 million dollars, to pursue a lawsuit and challenged grain price declines following the five year agreement with the Soviet Union.
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