CIA cuts back on business holdings and assets
Newsweek reports the CIA is reducing the number and size of companies it owns and uses for covert activities while keeping power to revive them. Pacific Corp employs 11,200 in 1970 versus 16,500 CIA staff. some firms sold like Southern Air Transport at bargain rates. The agency maintains contingency funds, including a $26 million insurance fund, with investments chosen by CIA economists in Langley. An old-boy network links 16 banks and investment houses such as Manufacturers Hanover and Chemical Bank.
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Newsweek Magazine
Pacific Corp
the Magazine
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New York
Manufacturers Hanover Bank
Chemical Bank
Newsweek
Hay fever caused by natural pollen and nerves
In this health note Dr Wes Helzer explains hay fever results from pollen but also from nerve function and circulation. He warns yearly recurrence without addressing underlying causes, noting risks like asthma and urging readers to seek corrective care at Helzer Chiropractic Offices in Bellfisher.
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Wes Helzer
D.C
c/o
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Flower
Bellfisher
Picket at Vatican Embassy highlights abortion debate
Hundreds of NOW supporters protested outside the Vatican Embassy on Mother’s Day, chanting free choice slogans while five counter demonstrators clashed. One man was arrested for obscenities as police counted 500 to 800 protesters traveling by bus from ten eastern states. Activists condemned church involvement in antiabortion lobbying and called for legal reform.
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NOW
James A. Miller
Bowie, Md
Massachusetts Avenue
United States
Vatican
Vatican City
U.S
Non mothers honored at Oak Park church in UPI report
At the Unitarian Universalist Church of Oak Park a Sunday service titled Non Mothers Day honored childless women. Rev Gerald K R Krick urged respect for women who choose not to have children and criticized societal guilt. He visited the Zero Population Growth center in Washington for background before presenting a sermon and discussion.
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Gerald KR
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Washington
Missile secrets found in West German city dump
U S Representative Les Aspin said a classified diagram of a Pershing nuclear missile and related documents were found undestroyed in a public dump in Inneringen Germany on April 16. He called the breach a major nuclear security lapse and urged immediate Army investigation.
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