Army orders anti dissident campaign in West Germany
The Eighth Infantry Division in Heidelberg has ordered its intelligence service to run a coordinated counter dissidence plan for 13 000 troops. It seeks to track acts of sabotage, demonstrations and unauthorized meetings with anti U S themes, reporting names ranks units and races. The plan forms part of a broader summer counterintelligence offensive in Germany amid rising underground activity concerns.
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Nixon orders promotion over Pentagon objections
The Pentagon confirmed that Lt. Gol. Dana G. Mead, long associated with the Ehrlichman White House staff, was promoted over Army objections. The order came from President Nixon after the promotion board was reversed, with Defense and White House officials confirming the push despite protests and a subsequent write-in protest from former Defense Secretary Richardson. Mead, 35, a West Point grad, has spent much of his career in noncombat roles linked to domestic policy. In a separate item, Riverside County was freed from Newcastle disease quarantine, allowing poultry movement. most of San Bernardino County remains quarantined. Over 11 million birds have been destroyed and $25 million paid in indemnities.
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Nixon signs bill for 110 million in public broadcasting
The White House says President Nixon has signed legislation authorizing 110 million dollars in appropriations for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting over the next two years. The move expands federal funding for PBS and related public media initiatives.
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Broadcast unit budget approval details and funding
The measure approves 50 million dollars for fiscal 1974 and 360 million for fiscal 1975 for the broadcast unit, with a possible extra 10 million if matched by private funds. Nixon sought 40 million for 1974 and vetoed a 90 million 1974 cap last year. The bill also authorizes 25 million for 1974 and 306 million for 1976 for HEW grants to noncommercial educational TV and radio facilities, counter to Nixon’s desire to maintain a 3 million annual level.
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Delta Accepts Major Cards for Reservations
Delta announces acceptance of American Express and all major general purpose cards for instant reservations via Deltamatic at 639 4000 or through travel agents. Have a nice trip.
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