U.S. Funds Paid to Italian General Stir CIA Battle in Rome
A 1972 scheme approved by Ambassador Graham Martin gave $800000 to Gen. Vito Miceli of Italy’s Defense Information Service despite CIA objections. Miceli, later arrested in 1974, faced trial for alleged plots to topple the Italian government. The House Intelligence report details a Frontright propaganda effort and a clash with the CIA station chief.
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Rome
Central Intelligence Agency
Graham Martin
U.S
Italy
Vito Miceli
Defense Information Service
Miceli
Martin
John Volpe
CIA
House Select Committee On Intelligence
Turin
Bassy
Saigon
House
Com
Washington
Rabin Warns Syria Aims at Lebanon In Speech
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin accuses Syria of trying to shape Lebanon's politics and oppress Christian Arabs. He condemns Palestinian militants and calls out global inaction while signaling possible talks only with Jordan on the Palestinian issue. The State Department credits Syria with a constructive Lebanon role.
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Washington
Yitzhak Rabin
Syria
Lebanon
National Press Club
State Department
Rabin
Jordan
Liberation Organization
Ford Wins House Fight On Intelligence Report
In a 246 to 124 vote the House blocked its intelligence committee from publicly disclosing secrets without President Ford's approval. Supporters led by Ranking Member Robert McClory said disclosure would violate an agreement with Ford, while Chairman Otis Pike and others argued no such agreement existed.
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Washington
Ford
House
Intelligence Committee
Robert McClory
Illinois
McClory
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
Fortunate place for an accident near St James Hospital
Ed Ruark, 59, of 622 Hobson, a Montana Standard printer, was injured when a long table collapsed while four to five men were seated on it during an advanced first aid class at Red Cross headquarters. He received first aid from companions, was taken to St James Community Hospital for examination, sent home, and told to stay off the injured leg.
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Ed Ruark
Hobson
Ruark
Montana Standard
St. James Community Hospital
Comets Ys
Red Cross
E. Granite
Dzivi alleges Dowling plotted to smear him in gambling probe
Helena AP report outlines Dzivi claiming political motive behind probes into illegal gambling at a Helena bar. He admits placing a $100 keno bet but says others did the same. Dowling denies coercion and cites independent information. No charges filed yet against Dzivi or witnesses.
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Helena
Appen
Dzivi
Dowling
Great Falls
Lawrence Taylor
James Smith
Associated Press
Smith
Taylor
Dow
King Dowling
Great Falls Tribune
Frank Adams
Adams
Frank
Stan Wolfe
Hofbrau
Wolfe
House approves 6.1 billion antirecession bill in vote
The House passed a 6.1 billion anti recession bill by 321 80 after overriding Ford vetoes on related labor health and welfare spending. The measure includes special grants to state and local governments during high unemployment periods.
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Washington
House
Congress
Ford
Ron Nelsen
Terror raid at Bendix plant kills two executives
In suburban Buenos Aires a Bendix Corp plant raid left two Argentine executives dead and a provincial policeman killed. Thirteen men and two women reportedly burst in demanding to see the president and manager, who were not present. Business leaders warn of tax resistance and shutdowns without security.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
U.S
Bendix Corp
Bendix
Butte Snowmobile Club Opens Races With Time Trials
The Butte Snowmobile Club begins its annual races with time trials on Saturday at the Elk Park track, followed by final races on Sunday. A 48 page snowmobile section in today’s paper highlights local stories of Shrine crippled children’s hospital patients. Proceeds support the hospital and are raised by The Standard staff and correspondents.
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The
Butte Snowmobile Club
Elk Park
Shrine Crippled Children’s
Standard
Greely files for Montana attorney general bid
Senator Mike Greely of Great Falls filed for the Democratic nomination for state attorney general. A 35 year old former Cascade County deputy and former assistant AG, he cites expanding the medical examiner's office and a state crime lab as priorities. James T. Harrison Jr. is a Republican candidate.
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Helena
Mike Greely
Great Falls
Greely
Cascade County
State Senate
Montana House
James T
Tom’’ Harrison Jr
Runaway Teens Hitchhike Life On The Road As Beavers
FBI notes estimate a million youths on the road yearly with Blue and Brown, two 16 year olds who hitchhike and ride long hauls. They were jailed at Silver Bow County after stealing from a trucker at Husky House and later spent time at a Soroptimist Home awaiting transfer.
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FBI
Blue
Brown
Silver Bow
Husky House
Ion
Big Timber
Butte
Soroptimist
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New York
Woodahl
Eee Dzivi
Welter Hinick
Carl Albert
House of Representatives
Law
By Rick Foote
Idaho
Sioux Falls
S.C
Anothr
Sioux
Falls
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