FBI releases JFK assassination files in two large batches
The FBI made public about 40,001 pages of records on the Kennedy case, detailing inquiries into Oswald and possible Cuban links. The release includes memos, interviews, and translated letters, but offers no new decisive evidence or resolved conspirac theories, with further pages to come.
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Seven Hurt as Freeway Crash in Dense Fog
A fog shrouded morning caused a crash on a Pontia Treaty one Tth Avenue Industry involving a Y trailer truck and up to seven vehicles. Seven people were injured though no deaths at the scene. Eastbound lanes were blocked and ambulances dispatched while fog delayed flights at Los Angeles International Airport.
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U 2 crash on Cyprus kills five during mission
An American U 2 reconnaissance jet crashed today at the British Akrotiri base in Cyprus. Five people were killed including an American pilot and four Cypriot civilians. Seven others were injured as the aircraft hit the operations center and set the building ablaze. The pilot's name was withheld pending relatives notification.
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Cyprus
Akrotiri Bate
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Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Egypt closes Soviet and East European cultural centers
Egypt orders the closing of all Soviet Union consulates and cultural centers outside Cairo along with those of East Germany Hungary and Czechoslovakia and shuts Soviet consulates in Alexandria Port Said and Aswan. Prime Minister Mamdouh Salem announced the cabinet decision as part of Cairo's response to perceived Soviet interference in peace efforts with Israel.
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Vance Leaves for Mideast to Aid Peace Efforts
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance departed for the Middle East to press leaders toward peace while signaling a tougher stance toward Moscow. He planned a two day NATO meeting in Belgium before continuing to the region and said recent Soviet rhetoric has not helped.
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Police admit Hillside Strangler case stalls despite 900 tips
Los Angeles investigators report no breakthrough eight days after 18 year old Haureen Rae Wagner was found strangled near a steep road. The Hillside Strangler task force expanded to 50, with a $100000 reward offered by the county board of supervisors, amid ongoing inquiries into mid October murders.
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Special Task Force
House votes to keep B-1 bomber funding alive
The House approved 191 to 166 an appropriation of 462 million dollars to continue construction of the fifth and sixth B-1 bombers, potentially delaying layoffs and allowing Rockwell International to recall about 1,000 workers pending Senate action. Rockwell has spent about 4 million on the first four planes and stockpiled parts. Carter prefers Cruise Missile options.
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George Mahon
D-Texas
Drag racers protest harbor ruling at Los Angeles meeting
Eighteen members of the International Brotherhood of Street Racers Inc. picketed the Los Angeles Board of Harbor Commissioners in San Pedro to protest a decision denying further drag race permits on Terminal Island. Spokesman William Robinson said the empty coffin symbolized the potential outcome of illegal street racing.
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San Pedro
Big Willie’ Robinson
L.A
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Harbor Commission
Ehrlichman to be freed in April after 1% year sentence
A garbled notice reports John Ehrlichman will be freed in April after serving a fraction of his Arizona prison term for Watergate cover up conspiracy. Other items include continued Lockheed strikes, kickback allegations in shipping, a Brooklyn arrest of a NC fugitive, driver education faults, corona growth bans, and living standards trends per AFL CIO.
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John Ehrlichman
Arizona
Carter's tax revision planner dies after stroke
Laurence Woodworth, 59, assistant secretary of the treasury for tax policy and a leading authority on U.S. tax laws, died after a stroke suffered during a speaking tour in Williamsburg Virginia. He did not regain consciousness and was moved to a Newport News hospital. Deputy Donald Lubick was named to act in his place by Treasury Secretary W Michael Blumenthal.
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Treasury
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Minor 2.7 quake rattles Long Beach center
A 2.7 magnitude earthquake shook Long Beach early this morning with no damage or injuries reported. Caltech seismology lab scientists in Pasadena said the quake occurred at 7:40 am and centered in the heart of Long Beach.
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