CIA leaks claim bloodbath scare fueled by disinformation
Former CIA analyst Frank Snepp argues in CBS interview that CIA and then U S Ambassador Graham Martin fed journalists false tips to shape coverage of South Vietnam. He cites reporters Keyps Beech George McArthur Hubert Shaplen Bud Merrick Malcolm Browne, noting none were CIA staff yet trusted leaks. News outlets declined comment or could not be reached.
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Body of battered little boy buried in Ashland
In Ashland Ohio officials buried an unknown two to three year old boy found dead along Interstate 71 on October 28. The child, bruised with broken limbs and blunt trauma, likely died a day or two earlier. Prosecutor Arthur Elk said detectives spread sketches statewide to identify him. burial services were held after local residents and a funeral director stepped forward to provide a proper burial.
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All 79 Feared Dead In Bariloche Jetliner Crash
A chartered Austral Airlines jet carrying 74 passengers and five crew crashed in a storm near Bariloche Argentina soon after departure from Buenos Aires. Authorities searched wreckage 20 miles away amid bad weather, with no survivors confirmed and reports of landing gear trouble prior to diversion.
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John Huston Recovers at Home After Heart Surgery
Los Angeles AP reports actor director John Huston, 71, has been released from Cedars-Sinai Hospital after a two month stay following elective heart surgery. He entered September 7, with a second operation a month later to treat complications. Huston, a ten time Oscar winner, is known for Treasure of the Sierra Madre and later roles.
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Argentina rights talk with Videla and timerman case
Secretary of State Vance prepared a tour of Argentina to press human rights improvements. He planned meetings with local groups, the Jewish community, and President Videla, amid a crackdown blamed on the regime. Vance would also seek details on 7,500 Argentines listed by U.S. groups as deported, jailed, or missing, and discuss Timerman if possible. The visit followed U.S. aid reductions and Argentina’s push for a peaceful but secretive nuclear program guarded by safeguards. Videla defended a pacifist stance while acknowledging regional concerns over repression.
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Grandmother sails solo world voyage ends in Ballina
Ann Gash, a 70s era grandmother, completed a solitary 27 foot voyage begun in Sydney, navigating from Australia to South Africa, Europe, and the Caribbean, teaching herself Esperanto and bamboo flute at sea. She docked in Ballina eight miles from Sydney after decades of travel, seeking time to reflect.
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Business firms foresee earnings up swing in next three years
New York AP reports a Conference Board survey of 250 executives shows over 73 percent expect earnings to rise over the next three years. About 30 percent worry about external financing while 70 percent expect internal funding to grow as a share of funds compared with the previous four years.
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130 Die In Portuguese Jet Crash On Landing
Survivors recount a Boeing 727 crash after apparently overshooting a runway in heavy rain. The craft plunged down an embankment and burst into flames, killing 130 of 190 aboard including six of eight crew. No Americans aboard. passengers included Portuguese and foreigners.
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YWCA worker fired over donation prompts policy review
Kansas City AP report says YWCA Kansas City worker Sharon Walter was fired after giving $10 during the Heart of America United Way drive. The case highlights local policy requiring minimum monthly employee contributions, while national YWCA policy suggests no minimum. Walter and husband seek job reinstatement or policy change, with officials stating the local rule and a United Way rep condemning pressure for donations.
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Ex prisoner of war seeks restored military benefits
Lt Col Harry Fleming, held by China for 35 years and later court-martialed for collaboration, asks for full rank and benefits to be restored. Rep. Aspin, joined by Rep. Wis. Democrat, says the 1964 conviction was unfair and calls for reconsideration by the Army Corrections Board. Fleming, who commanded a Korean unit at the Yalu, was the sole survivor of 13 in his outfit and reports harsh treatment.
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Lottery numbers drawn in Maryland and Pennsylvania
Drawn numbers reported: Maryland Numbers Game yielded 243 on Saturday. Pennsylvania daily lottery produced 553 on Saturday in Pittsburgh.
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