CIA Expands Covert Italy Aid to Fight Communism
The CIA informs congressional committees it is stepping up covert activity in Italy and funding non Communist political groups with about 6 million dollars. The move follows Kissinger statements on curbing Communist influence in European governments.
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CIA
Italy
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Ford
Italian socialists withdraw support from Moro government
Italy’s Socialist party pulled its backing from Premier Aldo Moro, ending the 13 month old minority coalition of Christian Democrats and Republicans. The move follows a report urging Socialists to push for a new emergency administration, amid broader CIA funding inquiries and U.S. covert activity in Italy.
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Rome
Italian Socialist Party
Aldo Moro
Christian Democrats
The
Socialist Party
Italy
Francesco de Martino
de Martino
Guerrillas seize post after all night siege in Beirut
Beir ut erupts into new civil conflict as Palestinian guerrillas overrun Harsh Thabet area after a night of artillery and street fighting. Reports say 16 killed and 29 wounded with troops wounded. Christian militiamen briefly retake part of the area amid ongoing shelling and blockaded refugee camps Tel Zaatar and Jisr al Bashar.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Harsh Thabet
Tel Zaatar
Jisr al-Bashar
Self-surgery removes evidence from chest
Dallas AP reports surgeons planned to remove a bullet from robbery defendant Wilmer Houston but canceled after X-rays showed the slug was no longer in him. Police say Houston possibly cut his own chest or got another inmate to remove it. the bullet, kept in a matchbox, linked to a .38 pistol used in a Nov. 24 Dallas incident.
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Wilmer Houston
Houston
Garland Asst
Bob Wade
Winter grain faces bleak harvest outlook
Washington AP reports a harsh forecast for winter grain in the Soviet Union and United States. Russia could face a grim January if snow cover remains lacking, while U.S. Great Plains crops suffer from dry fall planting. USDA estimates place the 1976 U.S. winter wheat crop under 1.5 billion bushels, pending spring readings as drought and cold threaten yields.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Agriculture Department
U.S
Great Plains
USDA
Russia
Fletcher Pope Jr
Department
Economic Research Service
Moscow
Pope
Duval County Tied to Nonexistent Equipment Rentals
A witness testified at Carrillo impeachment that Duval County paid thousands for rental of nonexistent equipment and that District Judge O P Carrillo received the money. Cleofas Gonzalez said he prepared invoices for rentals at the direction of Ramier Carrillo, a county commissioner.
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Austin, Tex
Duval County
O.P. Carrillo
Senate
Cleofas Gonzalez
Carrillo
Ramier
Gonzalez
Benavides
Carrillo Brothers
Gonzales
Two more Western nations likely to back MPLA in Angola
U S intelligence sources say Jamaica and Guyana will formally recognize the MPLA in Angola, following Brazil. The move, tied to expected OAU recognition, mirrors Soviet naval activity off West Africa and raises potential use of Guyana facilities for refueling Cuban aircraft bound for Angola.
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MPLA
Angola
Fred S. Hoffman
Washington
U.S
Jamaica
Caribbean
Guyana
South America
Popular Movement For the Liberation of Angola
Brazil
Conakry
Guinea
Jamadia
United States
Forbes Burnham
CIA
Cheddi Jagan
Two sisters stop bank robbery in small Indiana town
Rebecca Griggs and Shirley Rowland, sisters in Am boy Indiana, foiled a bank heist at Farmers National Bank. They tied up one suspect with a belt and helped corral the fleeing robbers, aiding officers until state police arrived. Police later reported the stolen cash recovered on railroad tracks.
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Jan Carroll Amboy
Ind
Rebecca Griggs
Becky
Agness
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