CIA chief turns over secret papers to House panel
CIA Director William Colby submitted secret intelligence documents to the House Select Committee on Intelligence after redacting 50 words and insisting on strict handling prior to any declassification. Chairman Otis Pike planned a meeting to weigh Colby’s terms for public release and noted he personally led the paper handover.
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Riverside Methodist plans eight Sunday sessions for membership
Riverside Methodist plans an eight week member class for ages thirteen and older starting October 5 at 4 p.m. in Trinity United Methodist Church Riverside. A subsequent eight week February to March series leads to joining on Easter Sunday April 18 1976. Call pastor Jay Basler for details.
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Livestock Markets Slow Des Moines And Joliet Demand Mixed
UPI reports slow trade and light to moderate demand in Des Moines with Butchers steady to 25 lower across weight classes, prices from 58.75 to 62.25 for hogs and 54.00 to 55.50 for sows. Joliet cattle and hogs show steadier trade with steers 55.00-55.50 and hogs 64.25-65.25 for No 1-2 200-240 lb. receipts varied by day.
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Marine hero Sipple sues for 15 million over privacy leak
Oliver W. Sipple, the ex Marine who helped thwart an assassination attempt on President Ford, sues seven major newspapers for 15 million dollars alleging privacy invasion. He accuses outlets of publishing his private sexual orientation, causing humiliation and family estrangement after Caen and subsequent reports by the Chronicle, Times, Sun Times, Post, Register, Star, and Express among others.
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Crime epidemic still on the rise in FBI counts
FBI counts through June 30 show a 13 percent rise in serious crime for the first half of 1975 versus 1974, with robbery up 17 percent, murder and rape up 4 percent each, and aggravated assault up 9 percent. Property crimes rose 13 percent. rural and suburban areas posted larger increases than big cities. Western states were lowest at 10 percent.
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Surprise Birthday Party in Keota Home
A surprise party was held in Mrs. Edna Sanders home honoring Mrs. Pearl Richardson and Mrs. Ollie Wheeling. Attendees included the Richardsons and Wheeling families from Keota Wellman and Wayland plus relatives, with a card shower for the honorees. Charles Wheeling was absent due to illness. Arthur Merz attended the Bermel reunion in Muscatine.
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Rick Conrad
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Teri
Traci
Tim
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