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Newspaper

Sandpoint Daily Bee

Location

Sandpoint, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1975

Page

5

Illegal Grain Confiscation In Midwest Swindle Probe

Logan County Sheriff H L Graves reports more than 20000 dollars worth of grain seized from a cattle feeder linked to a Midwest grain swindling ring. FBI Denver notified. ring recruits Oklahoma operatives, fronts four semi trailers, opens bank accounts, then sells grain below market. Sedgwick County and local farmers alerted as case unfolds nationwide.

Sterling Colo UPI Logan County H.L. Graves Midwest Graves Oklahoma Sedgwick Hert Fliephman

Hazardous Profession in Baseball Umpiring

Seattle UPI reports umpire James Easter, 20, was struck and chased off a middle school playfield by a player wielding a bat. He suffered a nose cut and feared more serious injury if not for escaping.

Seattle Wash UPI James Easter Easter

Dance Lessons Schemes Highlighted in Spokane Trial

Former Arthur Murray student Melvin Lloyd Smith testified he paid 35 000 dollars in cash for dance lessons but never learned to dance. The suit, brought by Roger Reed, EW AG, accuses Ali Marashi studio of Consumer Protection Act violations on at least 250 occasions.

Spokane UPI Arthur Murray School of Dance Herve Superior Court Ali Marashi Melvin Lloyd Smith Washington Roger Reed

Portuguese Troops Disperse Maoists At Lisbon Prison

About 200 Maoist demonstrators marched on Caxias prison in Lisbon demanding the release of their leaders from the Reorganizing Movement of the Proletariat party. Troops fired into the air to break up the protest as a hand grenade damaged airline offices nearby, with no injuries reported.

Thomas Cheatham Lisbon UPI Portugal National Airlines of Brazil Canada Caxias Proletariat

Ford greeted by traffic chaos in Rome during historic visit

President Ford arrived at Ciampino Airport then traveled to the Quirinale and the Vatican for talks with Premier Aldo Moro and Pope Paul VI. Thousands of Carabinieri guarded the route as roads were closed causing detours and frustrated drivers. Security aimed to prevent demonstrations by leftist students amid Italy's regional election fears.

Wilborn Hampton Rome UPI Ford Italy Ciampino Carabinieri Quirinale Palace Quirinale Aldo Moro Vatican Pope Paul VI Christian Democrats

Double underground nuclear blasts felt in Las Vegas Nevada

A rare two blast underground test at the Nevada Test Site was delayed by winds and felt 110 miles away in Las Vegas. Stilton at Pahute Mesa 2400 feet deep and Mizzen at Yucca Flat 2100 feet deep were conducted by Lawrence Livermore and Los Alamos laboratories respectively with no radiation leaks detected.

Las Vegas Nev UPI Nevada Test Site Pahute Mesa Lawrence Laboratory Livermore Calif Yucca Flat Los Alamos Laboratory of New Mexico

Pastore objects to West Germany Brazil nuclear deal

Sen. John O. Pastore warns Berlin not to seal a pact supplying Brazil with reactors a fuel reprocessing plant and an enrichment facility calling it a grave new peril to U S He cites ignored State Department protests as debate on foreign policy and military spending continues Taft rebuts stressing deterrence amid SALT talks with the USSR Korea also features in the opening day discussion.

John Milne Washington UPI John O. Pastore D-R.i West Germany Brazil United States Pastore Senate State Department Federal Republic of Germany Sen Taft Korea

Israel Begins Sinai Pullback As Peace Talks Advance

Israel withdraws troops tanks and rockets from the Sinai with Defense Minister Shimon Peres saying thinning out should finish by Wednesday morning ahead of the Suez Canal reopening. Ford Sadat and Rabin signaled movement toward peace as Kissinger shuttle diplomacy looms and Egypt contemplates cargo passage through the canal once reopened. Peres noted missiles moved back and 10 Egyptian soldiers bodies recovered in Sinai.

United Press International Israel Sinai Desert Shimon Peres Suez Canal Sinai Ford Anwar Sadat Egypt Salzburg Middle East London Henry Akissinger Yitzhak Rabin Washington Sadat Austria Rabin Jerusalem UPI Mathis Chazanov Mitra- Pass Peres

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