Schlesinger disputes Moorer spying link in White House case
Defense Secretary Schlesinger told a House hearing that the Pentagon spy ring matter likely involved only gross improprieties rather than deliberate spying. He said Adm. Moorer may have been insufficiently alert but there is no evidence he directed the activities. Navy Yeoman Radford testified he passed classified material to the Pentagon on his bosses’ instructions, while Moorer acknowledged receiving documents but downplayed their significance.
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Iran Premier Says Simon Is Talkin g Through His Hat
Iran Prime Minister Amir Abass Hoveida accused U S energy chief William E Simon of talking through his hat after the shah claimed the United States was importing more oil than before the Arab oil embargo. Hoveida cited U S sources, noting a 32 percent rise in imports in late 1973 and a 700 000 barrel per day leakage cited by Simon to the Financial Times.
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Grinningbirds unveil full schedule with fares and routes
The PSA Grinningbirds promise full flight details including destinations, timings, frequency and costs. Despite cutbacks the carrier claims more California flights than any other airline and lower fares. The release includes complete schedule and pricing for travelers.
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Bandits loot Radio Liberty payroll in Munich raid
In Munich two masked gunmen robbed two payroll messengers outside Radio Liberty headquarters on Arabella Strasse. They escaped with two briefcases containing 169000 dollars as guards and unarmed escorts watched. Police report no political motive found.
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United States Ambassador David Newsom Presents Credentials
Jakarta reports new U S ambassador David Newsom, age 56, presented credentials to President Suharto. Newsom previously served as deputy assistant secretary of state for African affairs, succeeding Francis J Galbraith as ambassador to Indonesia.
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Pentagon challenges report on Soviet arms lead
Washington top defense researcher disputes claims that the USSR held a cheap arms edge after the Mideast war. Malcolm Currie argues Russia also supplied Arabs with costly advanced systems, urging continued heavy U S spending on high tech conventional arms and nuclear options. Geneva talks meanwhile show North Vietnam walking out amid protests over U S actions.
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