Helms did not tell Warren Commission of Castro plots
A UPI report says former CIA chief Richard Helms testified he was not asked by the Warren Commission about CIA plots to kill Fidel Castro. Senate findings note Helms said he did not initiate inquiries and that Allen Dulles, then CIA director, was present during commission deliberations. Howard K. Smith quoted Lyndon Johnson suggesting Castro influenced Kennedy’s assassination. Schweiker urges Helms to testify again.
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Ford Favored To Get Minnesota Delegates
President Ford expected to sweep Minnesota 18 at large Republican national convention delegates after a late night vote on a rule change at the state GOP convention. Reagan supporters warned of a split while Betty Ford planned a public appearance to back her husband.
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Justice Dept Sues ABA Over Advertising Ban
The Justice Department sued the American Bar Association charging its ethics code unlawfully forbids fee and service advertising for about 200000 lawyers. The suit seeks to void provisions and enjoin enforcement, arguing the code restrains price competition and deprives consumers of cost and availability information.
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Supreme Court Bars State Regulation in Labor Disputes
In a 6-3 decision the Supreme Court overruled a 1949 ruling and held states may not regulate peaceful union or employer activities during labor disputes. Justice Brennan stated federal labor law intends to allow peaceful economic sanctions unless federal law already governs.
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Fighting Fierce in Sweltering Beirut Camps
In Beirut clashes, Christian forces storm two Palestinian refugee camps for the fourth day while Palestinians report repelling the attack with artillery and tank hits. The fighting leaves 75 dead and 145 wounded as residents flee toward Beirut airport amid renewed shelling.
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Lebanon
UPI
Tal Zaatar
Jisr al Pasha
Kissinger Defends Detente Across Europe and Allies
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger defended detente as a policy for Eastern and Western Europe alike. He urged widening U S contacts with Eastern Europe on sovereignty and independence while supporting a strong, cohesive Western Europe and rebutting claims the U S lags militarily behind the Soviet Union.
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London
UPI
Henry A Kissinger
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International Institute For Strategic Studies
James Callaghan
Anthony Crosland Iis
Africa
Germany
John Vorster
United States
Eastern Europe
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Notice to Clear Title on 1963 Ford Fairlane
Legal notice announces action to clear title on a 1963 Ford Fairlane with serial 3K42F 176066. Owner Marlene Renfroi, PO Box 581, Sandpoint, listed with last title date June 25 and 28. Proceedings set to resolve ownership and title status.
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