Ford to release CIA study tonight and CIA plots
Ford announced the Rockefeller Commission report on CIA domestic activities would be released that evening. He said materials related to assassination allegations would not be public now in the national interest and that the matter would go to Attorney General Levi for possible action. He pledged no coverup and cited 30-plus commission recommendations for CIA reforms.
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Ford
Edward Levi
Commission
Nelson Rockefeller
CIA
Rockefeller
White House
Senate
House Select Committees
Rockefeller Commission
Executive
Church
Roderick Hills
Pord
Robert A. Maheu
FBI
Howard Hughes
Senate Select Committee
Teachers Strike Enters Third Day At Huntington Beach
Friday marked a third day of teacher strike with talks ongoing between educators and the administration. A board meeting is set to address salary, regulation procedures, and a fact finding committee after persistent calls from new member Mrs. Ditte.
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Smith
Huntington Beach Union High School Board of Trustees
Helen Ditte
Scuss
Ditte
Bruce Johnson
District Educators Association
Byntington Beach
Huntington
State creates agency to back NYC debts with 8 billion
Albany lawmakers approve Municipal Assistance Corp to refinance up to 9 billion of New York City's debt to avert default. Senate leaders insist the plan will steady payrolls while easing tax burdens, as Gov. Carey signs the bill at the executive mansion.
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Albany
N.Y
UPI
New York City
State Capitol
Municipal Assistance Corp
Senate
Warren Anderson
Gov. Carey
Executive
SLA members found guilty in California assassination case
The jury convicted William Sprague and associates of killing Foster in Alameda County in a landmark prolonged trial. Defense claims of prejudicial publicity and racial imbalance were raised as the all white jury delivered a guilty verdict amid dramatic courtroom scenes and witness testimonies from Rudolph Henderson and Clifford Jefferson.
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California
William Sprague
James Jenner
Oakland
Little
Alameda County
Foster
Blackburn
Rudolph Henderson
SLA
Nancy
Ling Perry
Miss Perry
Los Angeles
Clifford
Jefferson
Lifers hold 15 hostages in BC penitentiary standoff
Three life-term inmates in New Westminster demand safe passage to a foreign country and threaten to kill the 11 hostages held in a storage vault. Vancouver reporter Spear s quotes one prisoner saying 15 inmates are on death row and call for a helicopter exit or to be cut up.
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New Westminster
B.C
British Columbia
Spears
Vancouver
Fires Devastate Brush Areas Near Porterville
Three grass fires burned roughly M acres across San Joaquin Valley counties with two still burning in the morning. The largest Sequoia National Forest edge blaze near Springville was contained at midnight. Fire threatened Southern California Edison facilities and a water supply line for power generation.
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Porterville
San Joaquin Valley
Sequoia National Forest
National Forest, Service
Southern California Edison
Springville
Study of Polish Frogs Money Protest Amid Tax Expenditures
Regal Beloit Corp and employees protested $3 million in federal funds spent on odd studies including Polish frogs and tricycles. The firm compared tax payments of about $2.82 million to government outlays like a yacht for Marshal Tito and various quirky projects.
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Regal Beloit Corp
Finois U.S. Sens
Adlai Stevenson
Charles Percy
Regal- Beloit
Terrence Hill
Yugoslavia
Marshal Tito
Fentagon
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Ford vows arms aid to freedom nations not troops
President Ford said the United States will provide arms and economic aid to freedom loving nations but cannot fight their battles. He urged these countries to protect their own interests and citizens while noting economy remains mixed with unemployment rising to 9.2 percent but signs of improvement. Ford also signaled plans to formally announce a 1970 presidential run, saying a decision is near.
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UPI
Ford
United States
Vietnam
Jessons
Indi
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