No 2 CIA man resigns in policy dispute
Washington AP reports Fe Henry Knoche the CIA deputy director and No 2 official resigned July 5 amid a dispute with CIA director Adm Stansfield Turner over changes planned by Carter. He cited leadership needs and new organizational forms as reasons. Sources say more resignations could follow despite agency denial of planned removals. Senate confirmation expected for successor.
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City Manager cites possible crime figures in Queen Mary arcade suit
Anaheim City Manager William Talley testified in Long Beach Superior Court that police intelligence officers believed organized crime figures might be linked to amusements leases for an arcade aboard the Queen Mary. He said leases were rejected due to the people and operations involved and noted a Chicago man sought reasons for the denials.
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Brothers killed in Santa Ana Mountains plane crash
Two Ontario men, pilot Thomas Liskey aged 29 and his brother James 26, were killed when their single engine Cessna 150 crashed near Saddleback Peak in the Santa Ana Mountains. The 1:25 p.m. Sunday crash sparked a small brush fire that firefighters quickly contained. the brothers had rented the plane in Chino and were returning from San Diego.
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Russian navy captain defect and disappear in Europe
Russian destroyer commander Nicholas Shadrin defected to the United States in 1959. He disappeared 18 months ago during a mission in Vienna. Lawyer Richard Copaken, hired by Shadrin’s wife, says Shadrin is imprisoned in a Soviet military prison and accuses the Ford and Carter administrations of blunders. Copaken has met in West Berlin five times and says state secretaries discussed the case with Russian diplomats. He notes President Ford wrote to Brezhnev last year and that Shadrin began passing intelligence to U.S. agencies after defecting.
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