Ford to release Rockefeller CIA report with secret assassination plots
President Ford will publish the Rockefeller Commission report on the CIA but keep secret details about alleged assassination plots. The administration plans to provide assassination information to the Senate intelligence committee while releasing the rest publicly.
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Surveys Still Being Accepted by The Star
The Star continues to accept completed reader survey sheets to gauge interest in features and sections. Surveys are available at The Star offices on 2 N. Kent St. and 105 E. Main St Front Royal, and may be mailed or dropped off in person.
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Clore Named Democratic Senate Candidate in 27th District
The Democratic district convention nominated Thelma Clore of Frederick County to run for the State Senate seat in the 27th District against Republican William A. Truban. Alson H. Smith was nominated for another term in the House of Delegates, while costello urged unity and support. Clore, active in several party roles, pledged hard work and attention to issues, including farm concerns.
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Fauquier County
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Seventh District
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Train Crash in West Germany Kills 36 Injures 86
Police report a head on collision on the Munich to Bad Toelz line near Warngau and Schaftlach killed 36 with 86 injured. No Americans among identified victims. Investigators probe rail radio traffic as engineers die or go missing.
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Energy Tax Debates Spark House Action This Week
In Washington Democrats push Ford energy tax plan with about 160 amendments as debate opens. The House schedules votes Tuesday on a Ways and Means Committee bill raising gasoline tax up to 20 cents with rebates for Americans 16 and older. Senate faces Durkin vs Wyman NH election contest lingering from last November.
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Senate debate may allow radio and TV coverage for first time
Senate leaders say floor proceedings will be broadcast as the Rules Committee fights over how to count 27 ballots in the Durkin versus Wyman race. The panel remains deadlocked on tally methods and broader rules for the historic close.
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Former CIA employee says Helms denied assassination
An 11 year CIA employee who resigned last month says Richard Helms told agents in 1964 that the agency did not engage in assassinations. Ackerman quoted Helms denying CIA involvement as rumors stirred calls for denial. He resigned May 30 stating you cannot run an intelligence agency in a goldfish bowl.
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