Iran to Buy U S Spying Equipment
Seymour M. Hersh reports Iran signs a multimillion dollar contract with Rockwell International to build a sophisticated communications intelligence facility. The project aims to intercept military and civilian traffic in the Persian Gulf with recruitment of NSA and Air Force Security Service personnel.
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New Grapefruit Diet Pill Claims Fast Weight Loss
An advert promotes a chewable grapefruit pill claiming rapid weight loss up to a pound a day without strict exercise. It promises you can eat many foods and still lose weight, fortified with vitamins, and asks readers to send payments to Citrus Farms Ltd in Phoenix for 10 to 30 days supplies.
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Physicians Resume Slowdowns Amid Malpractice Costs
Physicians protest the high cost of malpractice insurance and weak new laws with strikes and slowdowns. In New York City they planned a weekend slowdown risking limited emergency surgery. Governor Carey said he was watching the situation.
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Storms and Storm Watches Across Regions as 1975 Hurricane Season Opens
Thunderstorms scattered across the Southeast with rain in the central Plains. A tornado watch covered parts of Tennessee Kentucky Ohio and Indiana. Heavy floods in Detroit area and a flash flood watch in western North Carolina. The 1975 hurricane season begins today.
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Saigon Sees Silent Guns Amid Lost City’s Glitter
Saigon’s Tu Do Street lies dim with only Ho Chi Minh’s portrait flashing at Independence Palace while Thieu lives in exile on Taiwan. The PRG clamps controls, banks close, crime rises, and fear persists though refugees return and rebuilding begins.
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Kerner son accuses former governor of poor prison treatment
Anton Kerner, 27, says Otto Kerner is treated exceptionally poorly in a Lexington federal prison. He cites claims of a special category and limited privileges while Kerner awaits minor summer surgery for a cancerous lung tumor and prepares to complete his three year sentence for a bribe in a racing stock scandal.
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