Proxmire Pushes Independent Probe Of CIA Domestic Spying
Senator William Proxmire calls for a Watergate style independent prosecutor with subpoena power to investigate CIA domestic spying on Americans. He cites New York Times files listing 10 000 names and alleged surveillance and break ins linked to CIA counter intelligence activity amid resignations and denials from CIA officials.
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Nixon Resignation Tops 1974 World News Poll
Editors in Europe Africa and the Middle East named Nixon resignation and Watergate developments the year's most dramatic story in a United Press International poll. The Cyprus crisis and Portuguese coup tied for second. energy and economic crises followed.
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Army Airlift Delivers Aid to Quake Victims in Pakistan
Army helicopters ferried doctors medicines food and tents to northwestern Pakistan to aid survivors of a weekend earthquake that killed more than 300 and injured about 100. Officials in Peshawar say the hardest hit village was Patan in the Indus Valley, 109 miles west of Rawalpindi.
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King Faisal Named Time Man of the Year for 1974
Time Magazine selects Saudi Arabia's King Faisal as Man of the Year for 1974 citing his key role in quadrupling oil prices and shaping Arab world cohesion. Faisal says Saudi relations with the United States remain close and opposes contributing to the global economic crisis.
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Idaho Predicts Better 1976 Steelhead Fishing Outlook
Idaho Fish and Game predicts continued poor steelhead runs in 1975 due to low downstream migrant survival in 1973, but expects near normal 1976. Officials cite turbine screens and flip lips to reduce fish losses, urge comprehensive dam screening, basin storage, and coordinated flow regulation to improve survival and future returns.
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KKK Plans Probe of School Board and Textbook Executives
The Ku Klux Klan says it will investigate West Virginia school board members and a textbook company in a book controversy. Imperial Wizard James R. Venable blames Communists and Socialists for corrupting children's minds and morals.
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Environment Talks Foreseen Center atEWSC by 1975
Eastern Washington State College professor Dr. Frank Nicol predicts a Center for Environmental Understanding could operate in Spokane by end of 1975. Funding from NSF EPA and Washington Department of Ecology is key, followed by local government and citizen group support.
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