Bombings and Hoaxes Spark New York City Fear
A coordinated bomb assault and false alarms terrorized Manhattan. A blast at the US Defense office in a Christian Science building injured no one while a second blast at a Motif Oil Corp building killed two year old Charles Blomberg. Police traced hoax calls to FALN claiming more bombs in major towers. Evacuations disrupted transit and services with losses estimated up to five million dollars. Authorities pursue PALN connections as investigations continue.
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Christian Scietce
Ord Tod Madison Avenue
Motif Oil Corp
Dnd Street
Grand Cestral Station
Charles Blomberg
Manhattan
Ecu
Long Island
Fron Tele
Wabl-Tv
FALN
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Warning to CB radio operators over rule violations
Washington AP reports the FCC warns CB radio operators that flagrant violations of federal rules can lead to license revocation. The agency cited 13 recent license cancellations and show cause orders for 16 operators, with offenses including unauthorized high frequency operation and using broadcast bands for other services. John B Randall’s HP International, led by Randall, allegedly assigned CB operators call numbers and helped craft HF schemes to operate outside CB allocations.
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Washington
Cbera
Whch
Randall
FCC
Mmembers
Johnson denies knowledge of stuffed ballot box in Texas runoff
A mimeographed statement alleged to be by Lyndon B. Johnson denies knowledge of ballots in Duval Jim Wells Zapata counties and other Texas counties related to a 148 vote Senate primary runoff. Reporters examined the Johnson papers at the Library of Congress amid questions about ballot fraud.
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Austin
Tex
Lyndon
Johnson
Texas
Hat
Senate
Lana
Duval
Jim Wells
Zapata
Luis Ian
Salas
Associated Press
Aig
LAB
Uganda says Idi Amin to address United Nations
An official Uganda radio broadcast from Nathamai Kenya reports President Amin will attend the UN General Assembly in New York next month. It states he will address the assembly, criticize President Carter and U.S. Ambassador Andrew Young, condemn British imperialism, and will stop at London Heathrow en route.
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Nathomi
Kenya
di Amin
General Assembly
New York
Uganda
Tadin
Amin
Carter
U.N
Andrew Young
Anid
London
Heathrow
Lottery roundup from Maryland and Pennsylvania draws
Maryland and Pennsylvania numbers are listed from Wednesday drawings. The Maryland Weekly Super Six, Numbers Game, and Daily Lottery show multiple six, five, four and two digit results, while Pennsylvania Big 50 and Bakers Dozen display red white and blue bands and various digit sets. Several city and regional references appear alongside the drawn figures.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Felienople
Pennsylvania
Baker's Dozen
Neo Rican extremists blamed on ghetto influence in New York
AP reports Puerto Rican independence activists say Neo-Ricans in New York radicalized by ghettos and familiarity with Americans. PALN claimed responsibility for Wednesday’s Manhattan device incidents injuring several and one fatality. PRI and Socialist leaders warned of possible armed rebellion if statehood or status changes arise.
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World Trade Casiier
Rane
Peron
Macon
Netiomaiste
Chicago
York
Conamuniques
Corton
Puerta Rey
Deatadz DE LA Mata
Associated Press
Weiter
San Juan
Puerto Reo
New York
Puerto Rico Socialist Party
Puerto Rico
PALN
Manhattan
Joan Marl Bras
Socialist Party
Independence Party
Ruben Berrios
U.N
Sook
Puerto Rica
U.S
Wari Bras
United States
Carlos Romero Barcelo
Berrios
Puerta Leo
Mobil 641 Corp
Mouil Oince
Dad
Mobil
CIA chief says new drug tests unlikely in future
CIA Director Adm. Stansfield Turner told Senate committees that revived tests on mind altering drugs are highly unlikely. He cited strengthened oversight, better human rights awareness, and whistleblower risks. Turner described past ME-ULTRA experiments and safehouses in San Francisco and New York, noting records show tests on unsuspecting subjects but declined to name participating institutions.
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Turner
CIA
Intelligence Oversight Board
Turmer
Salt
Durnee
Lee
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
San Francisco
Chr
Guinea
Police recruit to aid hunt for Son of Sam killer
New York police volunteers and officers without pay joined the manhunt for the so called Son of Sam, as investigators released a new description of the killer. Detectives linked ballistic evidence to the same Bulldog revolver used in earlier attacks and noted a suspect about 25 to 30 years old with brown hair.
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St Aenay
New Jersey
Manhattan
Goren
Palice
Robert Violante
Caly
Brooklyn
Jerome
Neyna
Mist Moskowitz
Naabe
Violante
Lover’s Lane
Brodlyn
Kings County Hospital
Queens
New
News
MW Sam
U S spaceships set for long journeys
Voyager spacecraft plan decade long journeys to up to 36 celestial bodies including Jupiter Saturn and Uranus NASA aims to launch Voyager 1 on August 2 and Voyager 2 on September 1 with data to study the solar system and Earth’s history and to probe outer planets before venturing into interstellar space
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Voyager
Ars
Jupiter
Saturn
Uranug
Cape Canaveral
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Solar System
Earth
Uranus
Voyager 2
Ipsata
Japier
NASA
Dopiter
United States
Farth
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Acientisix
Dow
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