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Sunday Dominion Post

Location

Morgantown, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1975

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Secretaries of State Should Not Hold Dual Roles Says Commission

A government commission urged that after Henry Kissinger steps down no future secretary of state be allowed to also serve as presidential assistant for national security affairs. Kissinger was exempted due to his extraordinary abilities. The report, given to President Ford, cites why the dual posts dilute focus and strain decision making, though White House aides seek to strip Kissinger of one title.

Washington UPI Ford Henry A. Kissinger Kissinger Mmission Congress Senate Mike Mansfield Commission Mansfield Nelson Rockefeller White House

Louisiana girl dies from Kennedy crash injuries elevating toll

The 7 year old Tina Dispenza died at Jacobi Hospital burn unit four days after Eastern Airlines Flight 66 crashed at Kennedy Airport. The death raises the toll to 111, tying the worst U.S. single plane disaster. Two Dispenza family members survived. two others died in the crash and eleven survivors remain in area hospitals. Federal investigators questioned pilots about weather and said tape of air controller conversations will be released Monday.

New York UPI Louisiana Eastern Airlines Kennedy International Airport Tina Juneau Alaska Dispenza Baton Rouge Eastern New Orleans Italy Joseph Dispenza Sandy Connie Ederal Air Safety National Transportation Safety Board Kennedy NTSB

Guerrillas Free Two Students in Tanzania Kidnap Case

Marxist guerrillas freed American coed Carrie Jane Hunter and Dutch student Emilie Bergman after a ransom bid five weeks after they were seized from Dr. Jane Goodall’s wildlife research station on Lake Tanganyika. Another American student Stephen Smith remains held. Beverly Carter vouched for imminent release.

Dar ES Salaam Tanzania UPI Beverly Carter Carrie Jane Hunter Atherton Calif Emilie Bergman Kigoma Norman Hunter Carrie Jane Smith Zaire Barbara B. Smuts Ann Arbor Mich Marxist Popular Revolution Party Lake Tanganyika Jane Goodall

Fire at AIR building sparks sabotage fears in New Delhi

In New Delhi, a blaze gutted the All-India Radio film library amid opposition claims of bias toward Indira Gandhi. Police and AIR linked the fire to planned anti-government protests as the state of emergency and mass arrests widen the crackdown. Newspapers resume after days without print.

New Delhi UPI Indira Gandhi All-India Radio New Delli Mrs. Gandhi

U S installations seized in Laos by Pathet Lao

In Vientiane pre-dawn forces seized three U S sites the Information Service library the Silver City housing and a general services compound used by the U S Embassy No violence reported as Americans moved to a new housing complex leaving behind only clothing and personal belongings Soldiers guarded the locations with AK47 rifles while demonstrators dispersed at night fall

Vientiane UPI Pathet Lao U.S Silver City Laos U.S. Information Service General Services

FBI widen search around Pine Ridge reservation area

FBI agents spread the search for ambush killers of two agents to lands around the Pine Ridge Indian reservation. About 25 more agents were due to join Sunday as roughly 175 officers press the hunt for an estimated 16 men. A Bureau official noted no indication the suspects were on or off the reservation.

Olgala S.D UPI FBI Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Jack Coler Ronald Williams Los Angeles Jimmy Theodore Eagle Joe Roberts

The veto: Washington's great white shark

Cartoon depicts Congress as a great white shark labeled Congress circling beneath the surface, while the presidential veto acts as a hidden predator. The piece explains how despite large majorities, Democrats faced failed override attempts on Ford vetoes, and that economic and energy policy struggles shape next year’s political dynamics.

Arnold Sawislak Washington UPI Congress Per Washington Capitol Hill House Ford

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