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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1973

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FBI Burglaries Sought Embassy Secrets Across Three Presidencies

AP reports former FBI officials say break-ins occurred in foreign embassies under Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson to seize intelligence materials including code books. Estimates note under ten per year, with some events lasting into 1968. Nixon aides claim such actions were authorized, while others say they were unauthorized or limited.

Washington FBI Johnson Kennedy Eisenhower White House Nixon Gerald L. Warre San Clemente Calif Bilsberg FEE Ellsberg Atty Herbert Brownell Justice Department Dwight D. Eisenhower Attys Ramsey Clark Nicholas Katzenbach Lyndon B. Johnson Robert F. Kennedy John F. Kennedy Clark Department FBT J. Edgar Hoover New York City Daniel Elisberg

Humane Society protests Air Force beagle tests in Washington

Readers urged to protest a proposed Air Force experiment on beagles costing about 1.2 million dollars. A Humane Society spokesman calls the plan barbaric and wasteful, arguing pollution data already exists and urging letters to 1601 K St NW Washington DC 20006 for forwarding to the Air Force.

Humane Society Air Force E. W Hagerstown Mumane Society U.S Washington Tumane Society SPCA The K St. NW Washington, D. C

Naval Hospital To Pay Settlement Of 500000

Philadelphia AP reports a $500,000 settlement reached in a naval hospital birth injury case. The suit claimed the child suffered brain damage during delivery without proper assistance. Plaintiffs Samuel Walthour, 36, Army veteran, and Ada Walthour, 28, of Oxon Hill, Md., filed the suit.

Philadelphia Arthur Jay Phila Lnes Delphia Naval Hospital Sal. Samuel Walthour Thailand Ada Oxen Jil, Md

California to give $721 million tax refund this year

California approves a $721 million state tax rebate funded by a surplus of $829 million. Nearly $34 per person will be returned starting Oct. 1, with further cuts for 8 million income taxpayers next April. Governor Reagan promotes a permanent tax-cut referendum for Nov. 6.

Bill Stall Associated Press Sacramento Calif Hifornians Ronald Reagan Treasury Reagan Calfornia

Rescue Efforts Continue For Trapped Miners

In Casa Grande Arizona rescue teams press to free two copper miners trapped for a week after a tunnel collapse 1200 feet underground at the Heela Mining Co site eight miles south of town. Project manager Jim Hunter said the fire weakened crews and a wall collapse delayed progress as they prepared new support.

Casa Grande Ariz AN Arigony Desert Heela Mining Co Here Jim Hunter Whimer Hunter

Expensive Pets and Meats Stir LA Market Rumor

An AP report notes rising costs in Los Angeles area meat counters as prices for steaks and other meats jump while pet food and supplies also show strain. The piece hints at broader grocery inflation impacting households and vendors.

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Economists Say Americans Are Better Off Than They Think

Washington AP administration economists say most Americans are financially better off than they feel, despite inflation. Herbert Stein notes inflation is seen as worse by households due to food prices, while overall real disposable income has risen about 5 percent in the past year.

R. Gregory Nokes Associated Press Washington (Ap Herbert Stein Camnell Economic Advisers John T. Dunlop Cost Jal Living Council Dunlap Stein Coutetes United States Republicatien Peianeie Del

Daily Almanac Entry For 1898 Celebration Notes

Publication lists daily excrea and memorial days for 1898 with references to Christmas pay and Independence Day. Mentions Summit Aus fun WA and ZIP code 774 with payment of postage to Hagerseovin Wel.

Excrea Nie Years Gay Memorial Day Independence Path Ntatss One Glnerkesly Aus Fun WA Sreor Ae Poslage al” Hagerseovin Wel

Bomb hits London Stock Exchange secretary injured

Two people were wounded when a letter bomb exploded on the 22nd floor of the London Stock Exchange. George W. Brind, 61, secretary-general, sustained minor injuries while his 26-year-old secretary Joanna Knight suffered serious hand injuries and facial and leg wounds. Scotland Yard suspects Northern Ireland terrorists with IRA links. Additional letter and incendiary devices disrupted stations and stores across central London, with police tracing a broader wave of attacks targeting government offices.

London London Stock Exchange Extchange Scotlan’ S Yard Northern Ireland Irish Republican Army The Stack Exchange George WR. Brind Joanna Knight Brind Miss Knight George Loveday Stock Exchange Stock Exchange Council Scotland Yard Edward Heath No. 10 Londor Heath Chequers Gustav Mahler Euston Waterloo Ietter J Belfast

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