Kennedy Murder Inquiry Prompts Senate Challenge
The Senate Intelligence Committee faces a major task in probing whether Kennedy's assassination involved U S plots against Castro. The report questions the Warren Commission's lone gunman conclusion and alleges CIA officials hid complicity in plots to kill Castro.
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Washington
Senate
New Intelligence Committee
John F. Kennedy
Fidel Castro
Central Intelligence Agency
Warren Commission
CIA
Castro
Kennedy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Oswald
Mexico City
Cuba
House GOP Minority Fights For Its Survival
Congressional Quarterly reports the 1976 House GOP faces a fragile minority position after the 1974 losses. Despite some wins opposing Democratic bills, Republicans warn that losing the White House or failing to gain seats could threaten party influence and even survival in the House.
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Congressional Quarterly
Washington
House
William L. Armstrong
Colorado
Theh Congress
Congress
White House
Ford
Fred Wertheimer
Common Cause
GOP
Armstrong
John B. Anderson
Illinois
We Care Program aims to aid Frederick County seniors and invalids
A county program named We Care, proposed by Sheriff Carroll Mauck, would have the sheriff's office call every registered disabled or elderly resident daily from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to check on them. As of Monday no replies were received, but the sheriff continues public outreach through civic groups, deputies, and local clubs to recruit participants and spread awareness. The service is free and voluntary, with participation encouraged by neighbors or relatives and a participation blank published in The Star.
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Frederick County
Sheriff's Department
Star
Carroll Muck
Sheriff's Office
Lions
Round Hill Ruritan Club
Social Security Administration
Bicentennial Weekend Raises Fears of Disruption and Violence
Senate hearings heard police officials and a political scientist warn that Marxist and terrorist groups may seek to disrupt the July 4 observances. They cited possible actions in Philadelphia and Washington with mass crowds and heightened publicity as the main lure, while noting no hard evidence of planned violence.
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William Kinter
Thailand
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Washington
Washington, D.C
Robert Rabe
Rhodes riots leave Sixth Fleet homeless and portless
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak report that on May 24 the Rhodes riot blocked shore leave for the America and exposed a shrinking liberty port network in the eastern Mediterranean. They blame White House and State Department missteps, Cyprus and Lebanon fallout, and a wary Congress for undermining American naval power and morale.
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Washington
U.S
America
Rhodes
State Department
Defense Department
Mediterranean
White House
Congress
Lebanon
Eastern
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