U S industrialist alleges CIA role in Castro plot
American industrialist Edward Lamb testified of a 1969 assassination attempt on Fidel Castro in Camagüey Province during a trip to Cuba. Lamb quoted Castro's physician as saying the would be assailant admitted CIA involvement while Lamb observed a jeep convoy near a parked vehicle. The shooter fired but missed as another soldier tackled Castro’s jeep.
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Edward Lamb
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Lamb
Castro
Rene Vallejo
CIA
Camaguay
City Obtained TRO Against Union Leaders Over Survival Pamphlet
The city won a temporary restraining order Thursday night against leaders of New York's police and fire unions who planned to distribute a pamphlet titled survival tips to block firing thousands of members. AP Wirephoto.
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New York
Police and Fire Unions
FBI chief defends use of computers
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley defends computerized law enforcement against charges of a police state and privacy threats. He says publicity is one sided and superficial, and notes the goal is to decentralize access by allowing state computers to share data rather than centralize records at the FBI.
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FBI
Kansas City
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
Visory Policy Board
National Criminal Information Center
FBI files reveal not immunity for congressmen
The FBI says congressmen are treated like others in file keeping and would not detail how many files exist on senators and representatives. Clippings, memos, and unverified claims populate the files, including a Nov 4 1970 Boston memo on Rep. Robert F. Drinan’s civil rights and lawyers’ affiliations.
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Washington
FBI
Robert F. Drinan
Bureau
Drinan
Massachusetts
Boston
Deep South
U S to help with expense of refugees
The federal government will reimburse states for all costs of providing welfare medical and social services for Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees after resettlement. HEW Secretary Weinberger says refugees may be resettled by voluntary agencies or governments with sponsor support. policy ensures refugees do not burden state resources. The Indochina Migration and Refugee Assistance Act authorizes 405 million dollars for refugee costs including 100 million for initial medical and screening education welfare and health costs.
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Washington
Caspar W. Weinberger
Weinberger
Ford
Names in the News Courts in a 25 Count Federal Indictment
A federal indictment charges several individuals in a case accusing misapplication of 3.2 million dollars from a bank. The 25 counts include conspiracy lying to bank examiners and making false statements in the books.
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