Net profits fall one third in early 1975 across U S firms
FTC reports average after tax profits for more than 12 000 American corporations dropped about one third in Q1 1975. Manufacturing profits totaled 9.3 billion, mining 773 million, wholesale 2.2 billion. Treasury plans pro investment campaign amid deficit debate.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Treasury Department
CIA plotted 1961 Castro assassination with mob ties
A source claims the CIA planned an early 1961 Cuban leadership assassination including Fidel Castro Raul Castro and Che Guevara. The plot, conceived in late 1960 under Eisenhower and directed by Sam Giancana and John Roselli, aimed to derail a counter invasion and fuel unification efforts in Cuba.
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New York Times News Service
Associated Press
Central Intelligence Agency
Fidel Castro
Raul
Che Guevara
CIA
Cuba
Eisenhower
Sam Giancana
John Roselli
Castro
Bay of Pigs
Ford Urges Actions to Avoid Nationwide Rail Strike
The Ford administration warns a railroad walkout could start at midnight Sunday and calls it a matter of deepest concern. Union leader C L Dennis blames management for the deadlock after seven unions signed wage gains. clerks reject a 40.7 percent package over three years. A 60 day cooling off ends at 12:01 a m Monday, risking a strike. Postal workers and federal staff labor frictions surface as well including a cafeteria boycott over nonunion labor at Labor Department facilities. ]
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Ford Administration
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
Congress
C. L. Dennis
Dennis
Ford
New York
Postal Service
Labor Department
Department
American Federation of Government Employes Union
Weather outlook and page index notes
The forecast calls for tonight to be fair warm and humid with low fog in the low to mid 70s. Friday will be mostly sunny and hot with a slight chance of afternoon or evening storms and highs in the low to mid 90s. The page index lists Comics TV Bridge Crossword Horoscope Editorials Family living Records Sports and Weather details on pages 21 to 27.
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CIA plotted Castro poisoning and underworld links emerge
A source claims the CIA organized a plot to poison Castro and targeted other revolutionary leaders to create a Cuban power vacuum. The alleged liaison to underworld figures was Robert A. Maheu, with Sheffield Edwards said to lead the case. Separately, Senate plans to question FBI CIA about Soviet monitoring of U S long distance calls. In Chicago opium smuggling charges against a Thai CIA operative were dropped after he refused to testify and defenses were denied access to documents, causing a key confession to be thrown out.
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Cuba
Sheffield Edwards
Office of Security
Edwards
Robert A. Maheu
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Howard R. Hughes
Senate Intelligence Committee
FBI
United States
U.S
Rockefeller Commission
Washington
Chicago
Thailand
Peace Corps
Puttaporn Khramkhruan
Khramkhruan
Logan College named area aging agency for 13 counties
The Illinois Dept on Aging designated John A Logan College at Carterville as the area agency on aging for 13 Southern Illinois counties. The college will plan and administer senior programs in Alexander, Franklin, Gallatin, Hardin, Jackson, Johnson, Marion, Perry, Pope, Pulaski, Saline, Union and Williamson counties and will manage about 200000 in mostly federal funds.
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Illinois Dept. On Aging
John A. Logan College
Carterville
Illinois
Kenneth W. Holland
Alexander
Franklin, Gallatin
Hardin
Jackson
Johnson
Marion
Perry
Pope
Pulaski
Saline
Union
Williamson
Logan
Robert Tarvin
Tarvin
Dept.on Aging
Southern Illinois
Edwardsville University Governing Board Amendments Fail
In the Illinois House late this morning amendments to create separate governing boards for public universities, including Southern Illinois University Edwardsville, were defeated. Senator Sam Vadalabene’s bill moved to final passage as the Grand Jury reform awaits Gov. Walker’s signature allowing prosecutors to indict felonies without grand jury indictments.
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Lindsay-Schaub News Service
Springfield
Southern Illinois University At
Edwardsville
Board of Governors
Board of Regents
Sam Vadalabene
Illinois
Daniel Walker
Senate
Parimutuels OKd for fairs
The Illinois House approved parimutuel betting at Du Quoin and Springfield State Fairgrounds by a 95 to 44 vote and sent the measure to Governor Walker who is expected to sign it. Fair officials expect remodeling and betting windows by July and a fair opening August 24 with funds already spent on improvements.
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Lindsay-Schaub
Springfield
Illinois House
du Quoin Fairgrounds
Daniel Walker
Walker
du Quoin
Hayes
Illinois
du Quoin State Fairgrounds
Hayes Fair Acres, Inc
Southern Illinois lottery reports mixed prizes led by 300000 wins
As Illinois lottery nears one year, no million dollar prize in Southern Illinois, but major prizes of 300000 were won in Carthage and Chester. In a 27 county Marion district, 10 ten thousand dollar prizes, 130 hundred dollar prizes, and widespread smaller prizes are recorded. Lottery sales averaged 2.5 million weekly, rising to four million during the Grand Slam run.
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Aemician Telephone & Telegraph Co
Karen Rothe
Southern Illinois
Flora
Chester and
du Quoin
Arlington Park
Marion
Southern
Illinois
Jackson
Wil
Liamson
Franklin
Perry
Union
Randolph
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