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Port Lavaca Wave

Location

Port Lavaca, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1975

Page

8

Church says CIA will fully cooperate with Senate probe

Senator Frank Church reported personal assurances from CIA Director William Colby of full cooperation with a Senate intelligence probe. Church, named chairman of the 11 member panel, outlined plans for security, open sessions where possible, and executive hearings when needed. He stressed public trust over charges of wrongdoing to avoid harm to the agencies.

Washington Frank Church CIA William E. Colby Senate U.S Church Net FBI Colby Select Committee On Intelligence

Russian actress yearns to meet American father

Victoria Fyodorova, a 21 year old Russian actress known for her films, says she will not defect and only seeks access to her 77 year old American father Jackson R Tate. Tate, now in Florida, and Victoria’s mother Zoya Fyodorova once faced Stalin era repression. The pair have exchanged letters and Tate has spoken with Victoria by phone, expressing a wish to meet both Victoria and Zoya.

Moscow Victoria Fyodorova Victoria United States Zoya Fyodorova Jackson R. Tate Orange Park Fla Stalin Tate Miss Fyodorova Fyodorovas

Ford seeks more Vietnam aid faces stiff opposition

Secretary Kissinger hopes the request for 300 million in South Vietnam military aid and 222 million for Cambodia won't revive Indochina debate. Congress signals strong opposition after leaders met Ford and Kissinger. Byrd said passing the aid faces an uphill, perhaps impossible, battle. The Weather Underground claimed responsibility for the State Department blast.

Washington Henry A Kissinger South Vietnam Indochina Congress Ford Cambodia State Department Weather Underground Paris John G. Tower R-Tex Republican Policy Committee Vietnam Tower North Vietnam U.S White House Kissinger Defense James R. Schlesinger Byrd Congressional

U S Steel posts record 1974 profit and sales rise

U S Steel Corp reports its highest annual sales in history for 1974 and profits jump over a 17 year high by more than 50 percent. It earned 634.9 million dollars, or 11.72 a share, on 9.34 billion in sales, up from 1973’s 325.8 million and 7.0 billion in sales.

Pittsburgh, Pa US. Steel Corp E.B. Speer US Steel

UCL installation banquet set for March 1

United Citizens League holds a Tuesday meeting with 16 members and prospects. Three new members Gilbert Sanchez David Hernandez and Oscar Martinez welcomed. Officers to be announced later. by laws revised. Flores named to Calhoun County Child Care Center board. Joaquin Cruz reports finances. Joe Rubio named scholarship chair.

United Citizens League Frank Garza Gilbert Sanchez Oscar Martinez David Hernandez Mike Lopez Roger Galvan Joe Flores Flores Calhoun County Child Care Center Joaquin Cruz UCL Fred Veliz Max Pina Joe Martinez Fro Gonzales A.M. Padron Galvan Lopez Hernandez Rubio Sanchez Martinez

Alaskan bush pilot Don Sheldon laid to rest

Anchorage honors Don Sheldon a 53 year old bush pilot after a cancer battle. He logged 33 years flying carving legends over Mount McKinley region. Funeral at Holy Family Cathedral featured five Beaver aircraft overhead as peers salute the famed Alaskan aviator. Legislature praises him and Gov Hammond urges federal naming of a Mount McKinley feature in his memory.

Anchorage Alaska Don Shel Sheldon Mount McKinley North America Holy Family Cathedral Jay Hammond

Home loans rise as deposits exceed withdrawals

Washington AP reports the Federal Home Loan Bank Board says sav ings and loan associations saw $550 million more deposits than withdrawals last month, fueling a $2.1 billion December loan total and hinting at higher lending for January. Despite the upturn, 1974 remains the worst year for savings deposits since 1969.

Washington Federal Home Loan Bank Board

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