Zany CIA gadget tales amuse Congress over LSD and tear gas
Senate subcommittee hears former CIA agents recount odd spy devices from 1959 to 1980s. Stories include LSD aerosol experiments in a San Francisco safe house, beard removal plots on Castro, and tear gas tipped swizzle sticks and other covert tools.
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CIA
Congress
Washington
Fidel Castro
Senate
USD 9N
San Francisco
David Rhodes
Senate Human Resources
Rhodes
CIA Plata
Senate Intelligence Committee
Castro
Intelligence Committee
Cuba
Frat Cannon Blast Injures Several in Missouri Rolla Incident
A ceremonial cannon exploded during a Kappa Alpha pledge event at Missouri Rolla University injuring six and killing a 2hy year old student. Victims include Susan Diehl 18 Gerald Tarr 13 and Michael Ferguson 20 with others treated or released. Police noted the four inch diameter barrel and a 4 foot homemade cannon at the spread gathering.
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Susan’Diehl
Brancon
Gerald Tarr
Kansas City
Michael Ferguson
Flotssant
Patr
Kappa Alpha
The
Daughters of Lee
Voters reject nude beach proposal in San Diego
Voters turnout high with about 190000 eligible residents voting on a municipal nude beach issue. The council must decide whether to allow a 900 foot beach strip after a divisive campaign and 44 percent turnout.
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San, Diego
Euky Council
Pa Bo
Vale
Kojak star ordered to court in Zamora murder case
MiamiAP Tery Savalas star of Kojak was ordered by Circuit Court Judge Paul Baker to appear next Monday to determine if his testimony is relevant in the murder trial of Harold Zamora a 62 year old socialite killer. Zamora is charged as an adult and defense attorney Ellis Rubin says Zamora’s TV violence exposure including Kojak Police Woman and a Manchur mass murders film affected his mind and behavior. Rubin argues Kojak is Zamora’s favorite show and Savalas’s testimony could help.
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Miami
Tery Savalas
Kojak
Circuit
Paul Baker
Savalas
Horald Zamora
Ae Pi
Ellis Rubin
Zamora
Rubin
Zamara
Dayton nun killer details motive in court
Armel Lee Mullins told a judge he killed Sister Donna Blaul because nuns preach Christianity and should be killed. Mullins, arraigned on aggravated murder charges for the St. Agnes Convent slaying, gave the motive as part of the hearing. A preliminary date was set for Sept. 27.
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Dayton
Oto
Armel Lee Mullins
St. Agnes Convent
Donna Blaul
Mullins
Sisters of the Convent
Kentucky
P. J. Lust
Springfield
Fastway Mental Health Center
Lottery Roundup Notes Result From Various Games
A brief from the Pittsburgh AP dateline reports a Daily Number draw in Maryland and Pennsylvania. The item references a winning number 672 and mentions the game and region in a concise lottery update.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylva- Waters
Maryland
Childless woman seeks to adopt alley found infant Johny
Mary Stephens a 27 year old waitress without children kept the baby overnight after neighbor Jim Hill found the four to six month old infant in an alley beside a garbage can. Police turned the child to welfare Tuesday and placed him in a foster home as the search for parents continues. Welfare officials promised to help Stephens pursue adoption relying on her stated wish to raise the child.
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Hammond
Ind
Mary Stephens
Jim Hill
Hill
Cambodia Withholds U N Dues Amid Assembly Delays
Cambodia’s communist government delays payment of 86044 dollars in back dues to the United Nations, threatening to stall the General Assembly's 1969-65 session as diplomats seek an acclamation vote. The move risks barring Cambodia from voting until reinstatement.
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United Nations
N.Y
Cambodia
General Assembly
Sind
Lazar Massey
Yugoslavia
Assembly
Soviet Union
Fashion Show Thursday Featuring Windmill Shop Styles
A fashion show is announced for Thursday featuring Windmill Shop styles. Veniee Dining Room contact 783 0850 for details.
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Windmill Shop
Veniee
Ady
Israel May Allow PLO Sympathizers at Geneva Meeting
Israeli officials indicate PLO sympathizers could attend a reconvened Geneva Peace Conference while privately rejecting seating actual PLO representatives. Dayan said a Palestinian delegation separate from Jordan or Egyptian groups might be allowed, as talks aim to pave a year-end peace conference.
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Washington
West Bank
Palestine Liberation Organization
Geneva
Moshe Dayan
Israel
PLO
Dayan
Jordan
Ismail Fahmy
Carter
Cyrus R. Vance
Dayat
United States
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Hossein
Richard Stone
Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Middle East
Florida Democrat
Dutch Sextuplets Mark Healthy Start After Jaundice
The three day old Dutch sextuplets are reported to have a moderate form of yellow jaundice common in newborns. Doctors say the babies’ condition remains stable and above expectations as the family and Netherlands receive updates from Leiden.
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Leiden
The
Netherlands
Lebanon accuses Israel of crossing border during Lebanon fighting
Beirut reports Israel moved troops and armor into southeastern Lebanon to aid right wing Christian forces against Palestinian guerrillas. Villagers say artillery support and three bridgeheads were established near Star Kil a as President Sarkis' government publicly leveled the accusation.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Israel
Eiias Sarkis
Armoced Israel
Unlil
Souteast
Star Kila
FBI documents reveal payoffs to informers
FBI records released in a lawsuit show informers paid over 1.6 million dollars during a decade to study Socialist Workers Party activities. Informer No. 305 earned 46,900 total from 1969 to 1976, with others receiving 2,000 to 5,000 yearly.
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FBI
Washington
Informer No
FIBL
Socialist Workers Party
SWP
Political Rights Defense Fund
FBI Nf
FAI
FRE
FHI
Young Socialist Alliance
Iiformers
FBT
John Lee
Syd Stapleton
The
Defense Fund
Bureai
BBE
Meteor
Victor the giraffe dies after dramatic struggle for mates
Victor the 8 foot giraffe at Marwell Park Zoo collapsed after 125 hours of reclining and a failed attempt to stand. Officials said a post mortem will determine the cause as the nation mourns. Glasgow City Museum requested the body for stuffing and display amid widespread coverage and public sympathy.
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London
Victor
Kalle
Glasgow Museum
Marwell Park Zoo
Hawe
The
Daily Express
Daily Mirror
British Broadcasting Corporation
Ministry of Agriculture
John Knowles
Glasgow’ City ‘Museum
Local paper rates and holiday notices in the mail
The notice lists postage details and republication terms for the local press. It notes postal days including New Year’s Day and Thanksgiving, with rates for weekly, monthly, and single issues. It mentions addresses and pricing in a period-appropriate tone.
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Alabama
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Tavetha
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