CIA mind control experiments exposed in San Francisco setup
Senate hearing reveals CIA tied prostitution scene with two way mirrors and drug trials in San Francisco as part of covert mind control research from the 1950s and 1960s. Senator Kennedy led questions, citing documents from CIA Director Stansfield Turner.
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Jeremiah O'Leary
Washington Star
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
San Francisco
Senate Committee
CIA
Edward M. Kennedy
Dmass
Stansfield Turner
Kennedy
New York
Turner
Morgan Hall
Hall
Sidney Gottlieb
Gottlieb
WPA Seeks GW Motors Property in Winchester bid
The Winchester Parking Authority has submitted a firm bid on 210 N Loudoun St current G W Motors tenant. Authority chair Dick Martin says details will be released next week with a possible special meeting before a planned Tuesday session.
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WPA
GW Motors
Winchester Parking Authority
N. Loudoun St
G.W. Motors
Dick Martin
Martin
Telephone Strike Looms Over Bell System Talks
Washington AP reports the chief union negotiator says a nationwide strike by about 700,000 telephone workers is almost inevitable, with protests planned as contract talks continue with Bell System.
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Washington
Bell System
Drought Clinic Draws Farmers to Strasburg Event
About 175 cattle and dairy farmers from Frederick Warren and Shenandoah counties attended a drought management clinic at Sandy Hook School near Strasburg. Experts urged nitrogen fertilization and rye planting to boost grazing, warned about nitrogen toxicity in corn silage, and urged extension of federal disaster aid beyond September 1 to help plan winter feed supplies.
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Strasburg
Sandy Hook
Frederick
Warren
Shenandoah
Harlan E. White
VPI
White
Shenandoah County Extension
Ned Conklin
Conklin
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Harry Byrd
J. Kenneth Robinson
Gasoline Tax Hopes Dim In House Vote
The five cent gasoline tax proposal faces likely defeat in the House amid strong home opposition, with chief backer Rep. James J. Howard predicting a about 100 vote loss as energy bill debates continue. President Carter wins a House vote to keep natural gas price controls. Vine ripe tomatoes 30 lb boxes offered by Shady Grove Farms on Route 340 Boyce.
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Washington
House
James J. Howard
D-N.j
Senate
Congress
Carter
Shady Grove Farms
Route 340
Boyce
Carter creates first new Cabinet department in 11 years
President Carter signs into law the Department of Energy the first new Cabinet agency since 1965. James R. Schlesinger named as first secretary with a 20 000 employee payroll and 10.6 billion dollar budget. He aims to start operations by Oct. 1 amid energy program approval.
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Washington
Carter
Department of Energy
New Energy Agency
James R. Schlesinger
Senate Energy Committee
Schlesinger
Senate
White House
Rose Garden
Jody Powell
Congress
House
Powell
Damascus
Syria
Cyrus R. Vance
Hafez Assad
Middle East
Vance
Anwar Sadat
United States
Gospel Music Sing Draws Large Clarke Crowd at Watermelon Park
Clarke County hosted the annual Gospel Music Sing with a large, diverse audience at Watermelon Park. The page notes a vivid turnout and local event emphasis in the Clarke Compass section.
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Clarke Compass
Clarke County
Watermelon Park
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