Church cites hard evidence of CIA murders
Senate Intelligence Committee Chairman Frank Church said he has hard evidence of murders developed by the CIA and criticized Rockefeller Commission statements for portraying CIA transgressions as minor. He declined to detail specifics or confirm if any plots were carried out, but urged that the commission has heard enough to support his claims.
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Frank Church
D-Idaho
Senate Intelligence Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Church
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller Commission
CIA
National Press Club
Rockefeller
Commission
Church Committee
Fidel Castro
Air Force
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Associated Press
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Castro
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Atty
Edward Levi
Inap
Hole swallows garden plants in Roswell yard
A Roswell man, George Bennett, reports a six by six foot underground cavern under his garden at 1821 N. Michigan Ave. He noticed sinking land and lost several plants after a Tuesday incident. City water and gas officials found no leaks. experts call the event unusual and possibly man caused.
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George Bennett
Michigan Ave
Bennett
Marian McQuiddy
Roswell
N. Michigan Ave
Pecos River
Colin McMillan
McMillan
City Water Department
Water Department
Southern Union Gas Co
Roswell test facility to aid large scale desalination project
Dr. William S. Butcher announced the Roswell water test plant will shift to support work for the 150 million dollar Wellton Mohawk project near Yuma, enabling 100 million gallons of desalinated water daily for Arizona and Mexico. The facility, built in 1963, will handle reverse osmosis research, membranes, and finalization tasks while funds exceed 1 million for desalination work.
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Roswell
U.S. Interior Department
Office of Water Research and Technology
William S. Butcher
Interior Department
Burns and Roe Construction Corp
Paramus
N.J
Yuma
Aziz
Butcher
Wellton-Mohawk
Mexico
Nixon
Arizona
Wellton- Mohawk
Arizona Project
Jack C. Jorgensen
Federal Office
Washington, D.C
Jorgensen
Middle East
PSC discusses geothermal energy talks in New Mexico
Public Service Co of New Mexico says there have been discussions with Union Oil on a 50 megawatt geothermal plant at Valle Grande to serve Albuquerque Los Alamos and Santa Fe. Officials note no formal negotiations and project timing targets 1978 to 1980 for power production with ongoing environmental considerations.
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Public Service Co
New Mexico
Union Oil Co
New Mexico Valle Grande
Bud Mulcock
Plains Generation and Transmission
REA Transmission
Electric Power
Electric Utilities
Union
Baca
Mulcock
Union Oil
John Kilkenny
Los Alamos
Santa Fe
Kilkenny
Valle Grande
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