Schlesinger Confirms Freeing of Cubans
Former Kennedy aide Arthur F. Schlesinger Jr confirms freeing six to eight Cuban exile leaders held by the CIA during the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. He questions other affidavits alleging a Nixon-Kohly deal to eliminate leftist exiles.
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Four States Hold Primary Elections Across Midwest and West
Voters in Missouri Michigan Kansas and Idaho went to the polls for midsummer primaries with House and Senate seats at stake. Missouri features incumbent retirements and a bid by James Symington against Jerry Litton and others. John Danforth leads the GOP. Michigan sees Aus tin Riegle and O Hara as Democratic contenders with Esch the Republican hope. Kansas has seven Republicans seeking to face Martha Keyes as she runs unopposed in the Democratic primary. Idaho narrows Republican fields around Rep George with a judge fine affecting campaign finance.
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Deputy Sheriff Paul Smith Retires After Tenure of Service
Deputy city sergeant and later deputy city sheriff Paul A. Smith retires effective this week after more than a decade in the post. City Sheriff Noble Pierce Jr. praises Smith as dependable and conscientious, noting his civil process and court security duties and his standout dedication. Smith, a Jamestown NY native, began in law enforcement through Winchester and Clarke County connections before joining the Winchester office full time in 1965. Pierce and colleagues present a commemorative plaque, calling him hard to replace and a valued colleague.
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Congress agency sees steady 18 month economic upturn
The Congressional Budget Office and Ford administration align on a steady recovery through 1977. Inflation unlikely to rise, unemployment expected to fall from 7.5 percent in June to about 5.8 to 6.4 percent by 1977 end. GNP forecast 4.5 to 6.5 percent in 1977, with 5 to 6.5 percent for rest of 1976.
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